Privatizing liquor sales
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Mixed fiscal outlook on initiatives
OLYMPIA – Washington would collect more revenue if an initiative to privatize liquor sales passes, but could pay more for road projects if another ballot measure on toll roads succeeds. That’s the best estimate of the Office of Financial Management, which recently released its analyses of the three measures headed for the Nov. 8 ballot.
OFM looks at the initatives
OFM looks at the initatives
It’s no longer just Costco money on I-1183
It’s no longer just Costco money on I-1183
No surprise: Liquor initiative makes the ballot
No surprise: Liquor initiative makes the ballot
Liquor, tolls, care staff initiatives likely qualify for November ballot
OLYMPIA – Washington voters will likely face proposals on tolls, liquor and home health care workers on the November ballot. But not on chickens or marijuana.