2024 Video Voters' Guide -- No on I-2124
The Office of the Secretary of State and TVW present the 2024 Video Voters Guide.
I-2124 is about community good vs. personal gain | In Focus
No one knows what the future holds for each of us
“I think to not have this benefit would be an enormous loss”
Will you choose your bottom line, or helping the middle or lower class?
The Caregiving Journey - WA is a leader in providing long-term care
Marguerite will vote No on I-2124 to help older adults live out their lives in their homes.
Vote No on I-2124 to protect your long-term care benefit
Mark is voting No on I-2124 because he knows from experience how important Washington’s long-term...
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“[WA CARES] can be a critical piece of the plan”
Mark is voting No on I-2124 because he knows from experience how important Washington’s long-term...
WA State Supreme Court quashes lawsuit to hide the costs of destructive initiatives from voters
Three ballot measures will have to have public investment impact disclosures that alert voters to their costs.
LWV: Long-term care is vital for the elderly and disabled. I-2124 would destroy it
I-2124 would send us backward, where only people of means can afford long-term care insurance.
Voting against I-2124 will keep a long term care benefit that many, especially women, are counting on
Mothers sandwiched between caring for children and aging parents and in-laws will be hit hardest by I-2124.
Nurses Say I-2124 will effectively demolish state’s long-term care insurance
By killing care coverage that could prevent these ER visits, I-2124 directly harms the patients we care for every day.
Bainbridge: Washingtonians should say no to I-2124
What concerns me most is the effect this initiative will have on women, who are most often the ones to leave their jobs...
WA Cares: Because every Washingtonian deserves a secure future, no matter what lies ahead
I often think about what I would do if there were to come a time when I’d need long-term care.
Family caregivers, nurses launch campaign to protect Washington’s long-term care benefit, defeat I-2124
More than 120 organizations and advocates for workers have launched a statewide campaign to defeat...
Highlights from the No On 2124 Campaign Launch
“Defeating I-2124 is critical not just to the future of millions of Washingtonians, but to the future of care across...
WA Cares: Educate yourself and vote no on I-2124
In my opinion, the more voters understand about I-2124, the more they will be likely to oppose it.
Poll: I-2124 Under 50% Needed To Pass
New polling shows I-2124 is under water, sinking below the 50% needed to pass.
“It’s not just seniors, right?”
Anthony knows firsthand that it’s not just seniors who need long-term care coverage.
Coalition Vows Not to Let I-2124 Sponsors Block Voters From Learning I-2124’s Impacts
Health, Consumer, Worker, and Good Government Leaders Say I-2124 Will Kill WA’s Long-Term Care...
“In my thirties, I was diagnosed with breast cancer”
“Why would I plan for a situation that usually doesn’t happen until your 60s”
“How will I be taken care of enough to get back to work?”
“The reason I’m voting no on this initiative is because I have daughters who are at higher risk.”