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REPUBLIC, Wash. Former gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp has filed paperwork to run for Congress in Washington’s fourth district.
Culp, the former chief of the Republic Police Department, ran for governor in 2020, but lost to incumbent Jay Inslee. He never formally conceded and in the weeks after the race, made allegations of voter fraud.
He sued Secretary of State Kim Wyman and several county auditors, but dropped the lawsuit after the state threatened legal sanctions for making meritless claims in court.
The fourth district which covers Douglas, Okanogan, Grant, Yakima, Franklin, Benton and Adams Counties is currently represented by Republican Representative Dan Newhouse. He has held the seat since 2015.
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10 Best Water Stocks and ETFs to Buy in 2021
In this article we discuss 10 best water stocks and ETFs to buy in 2021. You can skip our discussion of the water utilities industry and growth catalysts for the water stocks and go directly to 5 Best Water Stocks and ETFs to Buy in 2021.
Investing in water stocks and ETFs is one of the safest bets in the volatile markets of today. Part of the solid and reliable utilities sector, water stocks and ETFs are gaining value and appeal because of several key factors, including consistent dividends, ESG mandates, social attributes and lack of uncertainty. Investors are hungry for stocks that have an intrinsic ESG value and are also aligned with new climate standards. According to former managing director at Macquarie Capital Angie Storozynski, water stocks are the best utility stocks because they have “longer investment horizon, lower operating risk” and they ace lower customer-affordability pressures. Water stocks will be the top benefic