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SOON ENOUGH FOR Washington State, Kirby Moore will make a splash out on the recruiting trail with his first 2027 pledge. With visits about to heat up, could good news be coming in sooner rather than ...

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Senate Democrats haven't acknowledged it yet, but an amendment they proposed to pending congressional maps would make a political swing district bluer.