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@MelissaSantos1

Just leaving this here in case you are a member of a state redistricting commission that meets once per decade, approving maps at midnight with no public deliberation. WA open meetings law defines “deliberation” + “discussion” as “action” that must happen in public #waleg #waelex

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@MelissaSantos1

Here is another section of the state Open Meetings Act prohibiting voting in secret. Important to note you can violate this even if you are communicating votes by proxy and a full governing body doesn’t meet together in private. #waleg #waelex

4:23 PM · Nov 16, 2021 from Seattle, WA

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