Davidson and Wyman are effective and deserve re-election.

On Behalf of WEA’s More Conservative Members #90 / Both State Treasurer Duane Davidson and Secretary of State Kim Wyman Should Be Re-elected / Seattle Times - Oct. 5, 2020 / 10.09.20 The race for Washington state treasurer is disappointingly partisan this year. Parties aside, the incumbent Republicans are vastly more qualified for the position. / The incumbent, Duane Davidson, should be elected to another term because he has much more experience. That and the continuity he offers will help Washington as it works through a severe revenue crisis. / This is one of two races where the state Democratic Party is fiercely fighting to displace the only two Republicans holding statewide office. In both races, the Republicans — Davidson and Secretary of State Kim Wyman — are effective and deserve to be reelected. / https://www.seattletimes.com/opinion/editorials/the-times-recommends-duane-davidson-for-state-treasurer-2/

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