The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals / United States District Court / The U.S. Supreme Court / /
Organization
Washington State Republican Party / California Democratic Party / United States Supreme Court / Democratic Party of Washington State / U.S. Supreme Court / Court of Appeals / et al. / Washington State Legislature / King County Records and Elections Division / United States District Court for the Western District of Washington / Libertarian Party / et al. and State of Washington / U.S. District Court / office of the Secretary / Federal District Court / /
Person
Ralph Munro / Gary Locke / Sam Reed / Dean Logan / Washington Grange / /
PoliticalEvent
primary election / the Top Two primary / presidential primaries / the blanket primary / a pick-a-party nominating primary / a public primary / one party’s primary / Primary / a pick-a-party primary / the pick-a-party primary / blanket primary / general election / the primary / any primary / Congressional elections / a traditional nominating primary / /
Position
candidate for each office / Governor / Manager / candidate for that party / Secretary of State / /
History of Washington State Primary Systems 1890 – 1907 Nominees for partisan offices are chosen either by convention or by petition. 1907 – 1934 In 1907, the Washington State Legislature establishes the first direct