Governor candidates split on how to pay for transportation costs

Olympia : WA : USA | May 22, 2012 at 9:06 AM PDT

Source: The News Tribune

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Republican gubernatorial candidate Rob McKenna says Washington state's multi-billion dollar transportation needs could ultimately require voter-approved taxes. But his Democratic counterpart, Jay Inslee, isn't yet ready to support any specific financing plan. FULL ARTICLE AT The News Tribune

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