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Washington Democrats are riding a wave of post-election momentum after sweeping statewide races and defeating conservative ballot measures, but internal tensions simmer as progressives clash with pragmatists over tactics like supporting moderate candidates or cutting progressive priorities. The party’s convention in Spokane doubled down on ambition—aiming to turn the state bluer and reclaim the White House—but also exposed deep divides, especially over Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s vote on gender ideology legislation, which narrowly avoided condemnation. Superintendent Chris Reykdal ignited the room by calling out fellow Democrats for hypocrisy on education funding, demanding they walk the walk—or find alternatives. The takeaway? Power-building through unity, discipline, and bold messaging remains the rallying cry as delegates gear up for primaries and the general election.

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