Our Executive Director, Tim Kovis, has been actively traveling across the state, meeting with organizations and individuals committed to seeing high-quality judges elected to the bench. If you know someone Tim should connect with and/or a group he should talk to, please email him

Electoral watchdog Ballotpedia conducted an extensive analysis of Washington Supreme Court candidates from 2013 to 2022. Progressive parties won 74% of their cases, while conservative parties won 14%. Note the chart that corresponds with this finding. The report also identified

Since its passage by voter initiative in 1972, the Washington Public Records Act (PRA) has been broadly interpreted by courts in order to promote transparency and accountability in government. The PRA is intended to ensure broad public access to government documents, reinforcing

Full Court Press is actively seeking lawyers with a commitment to fairness, legal integrity, and a balanced judiciary to serve as judges in Washington State. We identify and train candidates for judicial office in Superior Court, the Court of Appeals, and the Washington Supreme

🚨 Washington Supreme Court Just Undermined Justice Starting September 1, 2025, judges in our state can simply dismiss criminal cases they personally decide are “unjust” — based on vague factors like “public confidence” or the “defendant’s role in the community.” All it takes?

Washington state technically uses nonpartisan elections to select judges at all levels — Superior Courts, Courts of Appeals, and the State Supreme Court. However, when a judge resigns mid-term, the Governor appoints a replacement, and that appointee often serves for years as “the

This fall all municipal court judges across Washington state are up for election. Despite the significance of these positions - which directly affect local law enforcement and public safety - only 4 out of 31 full-time judges currently face contested races. This isn’t an

Thank you, Project 42, for highlighting Full Court Press at this week's sold-out NW Sanity Forum that was attended by over 225 people and included a dozen national and local speakers at the Hyatt on Lake Washington. We truly appreciate the opportunity to share our mission and

Full Court Press is actively seeking lawyers with a commitment to fairness, legal integrity, and a balanced judiciary to serve as judges in Washington State. We identify and train candidates for judicial office in Superior Court, the Court of Appeals, and the Washington Supreme

This week, the Washington State Supreme Court agreed to directly review voter approved Initiative 2066, which prohibits the banning of natural gas. Initiative 2066 was approved with 52% of the vote, reflecting widespread public support for maintaining access to natural gas. In

Washington state ‘s constitution requires nonpartisan elections to elect judges at all levels — Superior Courts, Courts of Appeals, and the State Supreme Court. However, when a judge resigns mid-term, the Governor appoints a replacement, and that appointee often serves for years

Electoral watchdog Ballotpedia conducted an extensive analysis of Washington Supreme Court candidates from 2013 to 2022. Progressive parties won 74% of their cases, while conservative parties won 14%. Note the chart that corresponds with this finding. The report also identified

A great Op-ed by Rep. Hunter Abell on the need to address the growing trend of judicial resignation and appointment. Voters should be choosing the judges who serve their communities, not politicians. spokesman.com/stories/2025/s… Join Full Court Press as we are dedicated to training

Full Court Press is actively seeking lawyers with a commitment to fairness, legal integrity, and a balanced judiciary to serve as judges in Washington State. We identify and train candidates for judicial office in Superior Court, the Court of Appeals, and the Washington Supreme

Full Court Press is actively seeking lawyers with a commitment to fairness, legal integrity, and a balanced judiciary to serve as judges in Washington State. We identify and train candidates for judicial office in Superior Court, the Court of Appeals, and the Washington Supreme

This fall all municipal court judges across Washington state are up for election. Despite the significance of these positions - which directly affect local law enforcement and public safety - only 4 out of 31 full-time judges currently face contested races. This isn’t an

An extensive Ballotpedia study of Washington Supreme Court rulings (2013–2022) found that progressive litigants and amici received favorable rulings in 74% of their cases before the Court, compared to just 14% for conservative litigants and amici. Another striking finding in the

Washington state ‘s constitution requires nonpartisan elections to elect judges at all levels — Superior Courts, Courts of Appeals, and the State Supreme Court. However, when a judge resigns mid-term, the Governor appoints a replacement, and that appointee often serves for years

WA Supreme Court upholds $185M verdict against Monsanto for PCB poisoning of teachers thecentersquare.com/washington/art… via The Center Square Unfortunately, once again we witnessed an act of judicial activism at the state Supreme Court.  Last week, in a 6–3 decision, the Washington State