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Read past news releases from MajorityRules.org below:
Washington State's close Governor's race has pointed out the continued need for voter and election reform. The difference between Democrat Christine Gregoire and Republican Dino Rossi narrowed to only a 10 vote difference in favor of Gregoire yesterday.
Voters reject I-892 by over 60% No vote.
Oregon's video games return twice as much of the "net win" to their state budget as Initiative 892 would!
Oregon Study suggests negative job impact under I-892
Claims that I-892 is revenue neutral not supported by facts. Total revenues projected in dispute.
Eyman responds to PDC Complaint by calling it lies. He does not respond to any of the charges.
Fraud, Abuse, Deceit, Lying - You name it- Eyman continues to violate Washington State's Public Disclosure Laws
Initiative 892 proposes to add over 18,000 new video slot machines to neighborhoods across the state. Oregon's video games return twice as much of the "net win" to their state budget as Initiative 892 does! What kind of rotten deal is that?
Year long campaign by Eyman ends with a big pile of paper to recycle as much touted taxpayer revolt is really no revolt at all.
Out of State and Canadian gambling interests appear to be close to having enough signatures to put Initiative 892 on the ballot.
Recent contacts and conversations with a small number of elected officials in our state shows they oppose both I-864 to cut local government jobs and services and I-892 to increase gambling in our state
Please use the following form to respond as to use of your name in opposition to I-864 and I-892.
Eyman cancels signature contracts on I-864. It looks like another Eyman failure!
A revenue neutral Property Tax Homestead Exemption is real property tax reform, not another corporate tax giveway as proposed in Eyman's Initiative 864!
Eyman continues to demagogue the issues.
Press and Media give more coverage to Complaint than Impacts of Eyman's Initiatives
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Eyman has not filed names of contributors to his PAC's since January
Eyman teams up with gambling intests to justify state property tax cut.
Homestead Exemption would provide relief to low and middle income homeowners who need it most.
Legislative Hearing set for Thursday, Feb. 5, 2004
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Taxpayers for Washington Future has launched it's Homestead Exemption Now! campaign to pass a Washington State Property Tax Homestead Exemption
Eyman 25% local property tax cut initiative would be disaster for local governments!
Eyman proposal to cut state property tax 25% would slash K-12 Education Funding
Eyman has filed numerous draft property tax cut initiatives with the Secretary of State this year.
Eyman avoids PDC complaint on a technicality in state law
In a Special to The Times today, Steve Zemke, Director of Taxpayers for Washington's Future, urged Eyman to open his books to the Public Disclosure Commission.
The following interview was written for Permanent Defense which has a website which also opposes Eyman's anti-tax efforts.
A Look Inside Eyman's Initiative Campaign Reveals Some Interesting Facts About Why It Failed!
Why Initiative 807 will not be on the November Ballot
Efforts by Tim Eyman to place Initiative 807 on the campaign ballot are stalled because of multiple problems faced by Eyman and his inability to run a campaign without problems he creates.
Eyman raises over $120,000 to pay "legal bills" including his PDC fines last years totaling $55,000.
Complaint Filed Today with Washington State Public Disclosure Commission over Tim Eyman's Attempts to Avoid Disclosing Campaign Contributions and Violating Court Orders
The campaign to get the Taxpayers Fiscal Reform Act passed moves forward.
Initiative 853 Awaits Ballot Title.
Initiative 853 is the thinking person's alternative to Tim Eyman's proposed Initiative 807. I-853 will provide real fiscal reform, and it's constitutional.
Agreeing with Tim Eyman that voters want more choices, Taxpayers for Washington's Future filed an alternative initiative to Eyman's I-807.
Tim Eyman a Hypocrite or Worse?