Eyman gets too few signatures for another $30 car-tab vote

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

EVERETT — A Tim Eyman-backed initiative to once again reduce car tab fees has failed to get enough signatures to qualify for the ballot.

“Despite months of hard work and effort by a lot of great people, I’m really disappointed to announce that we didn’t make it,” Eyman wrote in an update sent to his supporters Friday morning. “Even though bringing back our $30 car tabs has overwhelming public support … we didn’t collect the 350,000 signatures needed to get our measure on the ballot. I know that this is heartbreaking news.

“We all know that if our $30 car tabs initiative had qualified for a vote, it would’ve been overwhelmingly approved by the voters across the state, especially in the Puget Sound,” he wrote.

Over the years, most of Eyman’s initiatives have reached the ballot.

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Correction: the Eyman initiatives that had a sugar daddy behind them made the ballot.

[Aristus]

1. I wish Eyman would go to Hell. Or Idaho; whichever would be worse.

The people of Washington seem to be waking up to the fact that we have to pay for our secondary roads somehow.

[PSPS]

2. The problem is the exorbitant car tab fees go mostly to projects other than roads.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

3. You mean like Sound Transit which is voter approved?

Otherwise you're just parroting Eyman BS.

[jmowreader]

4. Not Idaho. He can go to Hell.

We have ENOUGH Eyman clones in this state already, thank you very much.