Thirty County Treasurers Endorse Davidson

On Behalf of WEA’s More Conservative Members #54 Thirty County Treasurers Endorse Davidson 8.14.20 There are thirty-nine counties in WA State and each one has its own treasurer. Of the thirty-nine, thirty have endorsed State Treasurer Duane Davidson for re-election. Some are Republicans, some are Democrats, and a few are Independents, but they all endorsed Davidson. More proof that Treasurer Duane Davidson is the bipartisan candidate. And that’s another reason why I’m supporting Duane Davidson for re-election, even though WEA chose not to endorse him this time. ------ Ken Mortland is a member of WEA-Retired, continuing a long career of activism in WEA/NEA. He is also a lifelong Republican and a member of Mainstream Republicans of WA Board.

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