This week, it's the last Friday before the Midterms, are you ready to vote?

Bill Radke reviews the week’s news with Erica Barnett who writes for the C is for Crank, Vianna Davila who reports on homelessness for Seattle Times, David Kroman who is a city reporter for Crosscut.

It has been three years since former Seattle Mayor Ed Murray and King County Executive Dow Constantine declared homelessness to be a state of emergency. What has happened since that emergency declaration?

Also it’s the last Friday before the Midterm elections and on the ballot are state Supreme Court judges.There is only one contested race for Supreme Court judge on the Washington ballot this year. It’s a race between Steve Gonzalez and Nathan Choi. How do voters chose judges and is it the best method?

In this state, there are certain things you don’t have to pay sales tax on. Food at the grocery story, prescription drugs. But what about tampons? Some members of Seattle’s City Council want to explore the possibility of exempting tampons from sales tax.

Plus, a politician’s free speech rights and the wealth gap in Seattle school’s PTA’s.