Tickets to attend in person are sold out, but those wishing to watch the debate live can do so at. Sunday at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center at Gonzaga University. The two candidates will meet Sunday in a debate hosted by The Spokesman-Review and the League of Women Voters. Jay Inslee last fall after former Secretary Kim Wyman left for a job in the Biden administration. The race pits incumbent Democrat Steve Hobbs against a nonpartisan candidate, Pierce County Auditor Julie Anderson. The office also manages the State Archives and the State Library, as well as documents extraordinary stories in Washington’s history through Legacy Washington.As Election Day nears, Washington’s secretary of state race is as close as ever. Washington’s Office of Secretary of State oversees a number of areas within state government, including managing state elections, registering business entities and charities, and governing the use of the state flag and state seal. Registration-related questions can be answered at (360) 725-0377 or e-mailed to. Businesses and charities in Washington can always verify their filing status with the Office of Secretary of State by visiting the website, sos.wa.gov/corps. Similar solicitations in the past several years have resulted in an investigation and legal action taken against the senders of the fraudulent letters. Wyman added that any business owner who receives a registration-related bill from an unknown third-party company should contact the Attorney General’s consumer protection division or file an online complaint at atg.wa.gov/fileacomplaint.aspx. It warned that “your state annual report will not be filed until payment is received.” However, the mailing does not mention the Office of Secretary of State or include its logo, which can be found on all official correspondence. “We’re working with the Attorney General’s Office – the agency that investigates and prosecutes consumer fraud – to see if further action should be taken to protect businesses in Washington,” said Wyman, whose office includes the Corporations and Charities Division.Ī mailing sent recently to an Edmonds business requested $121.86 be sent to an Olympia post office box by July 31. Unfortunately, nonprofits are also targets of this phishing scheme and we caution all nonprofits to be on the look out for this letter. Secretary of State Kim Wyman is cautioning Washington business owners to be aware of a misleading and potentially fraudulent mailing that purports to be an official bill related to business registration requirements. Nonprofits Beware: misleading letter calls for annual registration renewals
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