Let’s Go Washington Faces Campaign Finance Allegations

The Public Disclosure Commission examines claims of reporting failures by the political committee behind key state initiatives.

The Public Disclosure Commission held a special hearing to investigate allegations against Let’s Go Washington for failing to disclose financial details related to signature gathering for six initiatives.
The committee is accused of not timely reporting expenditures and failing to provide documentation from vendors and sub-vendors involved in the signature gathering process.
Let’s Go Washington's attorney argued that all financial information was disclosed as required and that the charges are unfounded.
Assistant Attorney General Chad Standifer argued the lack of detailed reports deprived voters of important information about initiative funding.
The commission has delayed a decision, promising a written opinion within a week regarding the potential penalties for the alleged violations.