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While folks can depend on national, state, or even regional newsrooms for state and gubernatorial elections, in many communities, it's up to voters to educate themselves on local elections and issues.
Local elections and local journalism go hand-in-hand. The 2025 election is hyperlocal.
As CDN Executive Editor Ron Judd says, "it's all about nuts and bolts," and CDN is dedicated to keeping the electorate informed and energized.
From county and city councils, to local initiatives and school boards, I haven't seen this type of community engagement in local races in a long time. It's encouraging!
Here is a list of things CDN has done/is doing ahead of the general election:
Opening the Citizens Agenda ballot, where you can vote for the top five questions you want us to ask candidates this election cycle. Votes are due on Aug. 29.
Hosting election forums (more on that in a few weeks!)
Publishing a free voter guide that comes your way in October.
Businesses line Peace Portal Drive in downtown Blaine in June. A Blaine area resident has accused the City of Blaine of intentionally and repeatedly violating the Public Records Act. (Finn Wendt/Cascadia Daily News)
The exterior of Ragfinery's new building. The textile reuse nonprofit will be located at 115 Unity St., Ste. 101 in downtown Bellingham and hopes to reopen before this winter. (Andy Bronson/Cascadia Daily News)
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