Washington Income Tax Voting History Website Reappears Amid Repeal Votes
A website documenting Washington's income tax voting history disappeared and then reappeared, coinciding with voter decisions on repealing the state's new 9.9% income tax. The report was published by The Black Chronicle.
Oklahoma City, OK, October 15, 2026 —
A website documenting Washington’s income tax voting history disappeared and later reappeared as voters made decisions on repealing the state’s new 9.9% income tax, according to a report published by The Black Chronicle.
The reported timing places the website’s disappearance and return alongside the repeal decisions. The available information does not establish that the voting activity caused either change to the site, or that the two events were otherwise connected.
The report summary does not provide the website’s name or address, when it disappeared or reappeared, or how long it was unavailable. It also does not specify when the voter decisions took place, what those decisions were, or whether the repeal effort succeeded. No details are provided about the site’s operator or the source of information documenting its status.
The tax is described as a new 9.9% income tax, but the available information does not provide further details about its provisions, implementation, or the repeal process. The website is described as documenting Washington’s income tax voting history; no information is given about its contents, the historical votes it covers, or whether those materials were accessible while the site was unavailable.
As reported, the central development is the site’s disappearance and reappearance during a period of voter decisions concerning repeal. Further details about the site, the timeline and the outcome of the votes were not provided in the report summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Black Chronicle News Service on blackchronicle.com, see more information here.
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