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Tuesday, March 9, 2010 - Page updated at 09:50 a.m.
Seattle Times political reporters provide the latest news and analysis on Seattle's new mayor, King County's new executive, the state legislative battles in Olympia, and our congressional delegation's work in Washington, D.C.
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King County Executive Dow Constantine proposed a spending "compact" with citizens. Read story
Constantine: Limit county spending, ask voters for anything new
Metropolitan King County Council members praised County Executive Dow Constantine for outlining a clear reform agenda Monday, but some warned he will have a hard time meeting his goal of reducing spending increases to the rate of inflation.
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Sunday, March 7
Distrust of politics is out of hand | Jerry Large
Homeowners to be paid to sell at a loss
Wash. Senate passes $890 million tax package
Saturday, March 6
A glance at state workers' benefits
Congressional estimates show grim deficit picture
How state workers' pay really stacks up
King County Executive Dow Constantine to present his 'blueprint' for change
Obama says time is now for health-care reform
Pentagon shooter little known by neighbors
Politics have never been uglier in our nation's capital
State House bill would curtail travel money for ferry workers
Friday, March 5
New York politics rocked by upheavals
Rep. Massa will resign from Congress
Brown blames US over Iraq reconstruction errors
Critics lash Texas judge for refusing death penalty
Grieving wife now champion for police families
Latest House ethics breach erodes Dems' high ground
Paterson probe puts Cuomo in a delicate position
State House passes budget; talks await on solving deficit
Sunday Iraq vote culminates seven years of sacrifice
Talk of military court for Sept. 11 terrorists riles families
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