Markets
Dow 3052,486.49▲ +254.60 (+0.49%)S&P 5007,619.38▲ +98.45 (+1.31%)Nasdaq25,466.19▲ +400.31 (+1.60%)Russell 20002,846.26▲ +24.89 (+0.88%)VIX17.49▼ −1.97 (−10.12%)10-Yr Yield4.998▲ +0.015 (+0.30%)Crude Oil86.42▲ +0.38 (+0.44%)Gold3,994.30▼ −35.90 (−0.89%)Bitcoin74,043.55▲ +334.68 (+0.45%)EUR/USD1.109▼ −0.007 (−0.66%)ORCL128.38▲ +10.40 (+8.82%)INTC62.50▲ +4.37 (+7.52%)AMD552.90▲ +37.69 (+7.32%)AVGO345.22▲ +13.24 (+3.99%)COIN136.27▲ +4.14 (+3.13%)NVDA173.73▲ +4.93 (+2.92%)CAT601.61▲ +17.04 (+2.91%)TSLA390.84▲ +11.06 (+2.91%)
Wednesday, November 11, 2026Updated 5:44 PM ET
Log inJoin free

Conservative news from the nation’s capital

Elections

Last night on Campaign Trail with Sophia Reyes

Seattle School Board Votes to Fight Voters' Protections for Girls' Sports

Initiative 638 passed by 11 points statewide. The board wants it overturned in court.

Filed November 10, 2026 · 📍 Seattle, WA 98104

Were you there? Share your story
By Sophia Reyes · Campaign Trail · Reviewed by Nathaniel Brooks · 1 min read
Illustration · Liberty Bell Report
Developing

Story tracker

1 update · last updated Nov 11, 4:15 PM ET

Key points

  • Seattle school board votes 7-0 to authorize a legal challenge to I-638
  • I-638 passed by 11 points statewide
  • The ACLU has sued Washington over the measure

Seattle's school board voted 7-0 to authorize legal action against Initiative 638, the voter-approved measure that keeps biological males out of girls' sports, Fox News reports [1].

The Post Millennial reports I-638 passed by 11 points statewide, with most Washington counties voting overwhelmingly in favor, and that the ACLU has already sued the state over the measure [3]. The board said immediate action is in the district's best interest [4].

Washington wasn't alone. Hot Air notes that ballot measures protecting girls' sports did well on election night, even in two states that otherwise voted Democratic [2]. In Colorado, The Hill reports, Proposition 134, which requires schools to designate teams by biological sex, was projected to pass according to Decision Desk HQ [5].

The voters spoke clearly. Now a school board wants a judge to undo it.

Sources

5 reports this article drew on
  1. [1]Opens in a new tab ↗
  2. [2]Opens in a new tab ↗
  3. [3]Opens in a new tab ↗
  4. [4]Opens in a new tab ↗
  5. [5]Opens in a new tab ↗
🗳️ Member poll

Who should lead the Republican ticket in 2028?

  1. JD Vance
  2. A governor from outside Washington
  3. A fresh face
  4. Too early to say
Join free to vote and see results

0 member votes · Share · All polls

More in Elections

Extra!Miss the olden days? Read this story in the Newspaper Edition

Were you there?

If you were at the scene, or this story touched your life, tell us what you saw and what it was like.

Members only. Sign in or join free to tell us you were there or share your experience.

Join freeSign in

Discussion 0

TopNewest

Sign in or create a free account to join the discussion.

No comments yet. Start the discussion.