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4. Evans Inaugural Address, Washington State Library


5. Hallauer, An Oral History, p. 182


6. McCurdy, Redistricting Wars, p. 15


7. McCurdy, A Majority of the People, p. 92


8. House Journal, 1995 Session


9. Ibid.


10. Ibid.


11. Ibid., pp. 476–478


12. Scott, A Majority of One, p. 182


13. Ibid., pp. 185–186

Cer APH t nine: mAjority rules

Interviews with Jim Ellis, Don Brazier and Dan Evans

1. Eldridge, An Oral History, p. 394


2. Copeland, An Oral History, p. 471


3. Brazier, History of the Washington Legislature, 1965–1982, pp. 1–5

CAPer 10: GenerH t Al Gorton

Interviews with Don Brazier, Dan Evans, Sam Reed, Chris Bayley, Robert
Doran, Ed Mackie and Dick Mattsen

1. McCaffree and Corbett, Politics of the Possible, p. 509


2. Seattle Argus, 1–19–68, p. 1


3. TNT, 9–11–68, p. B-14


4. 1968 Washington State Voters Pamphlet, p. KC-32


5. TNT, 9–11–68, p. B-14


6. Ibid.


7. Puget Soundings, Junior League of Seattle, October 1968, p. 13


8. The Action Team, advertising supplement to The Seattle Times, 11–3–68


9. Gorton campaign brochure, Washington History File, State Library


10. Seattle magazine, Politics 68, pp. 84–85, December 1968


11. Ibid.


12. McCaffree and Corbett, Politics of the Possible, p. 516


13. Seattle magazine, Politics 68, December 1968, p. 85


14. Times, 11–5–68, p. A-1


15. Oly, 1–1–69, p. A-1


16. Bayley and Reed interviews


17. Doran interview


18. Ibid.


19. Mackie interview


20. Mattsen interview


21. Oly, 1–1–69, p. 7; Times, 2–5–69, p. 18, 4–30–69, Gambling Opinion
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22. Copeland, An Oral History, p. 616–617