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Hello, and welcome to my legislative website. It is an honor to have the opportunity to work with the people of Central Washington to strengthen our communities and ensure that state government works better for all the people it serves.

I am committed to addressing the growing challenges that have significantly impacted our quality of life in the 15th District. That includes focusing on a fiscally responsible budget that includes tax relief, prioritizing public safety, ensuring our children have access to quality education, economic development, protecting individual rights, and reining in executive powers.

I hope you’ll take a moment to look through my website and learn more about my priorities, what I am working on at the Legislature, and how you can get involved and stay in touch. I work alongside all of you, so your input is essential. I encourage you to contact me with your questions, comments, and ideas for improving our district and state.

Thank you for allowing me to represent you in Olympia.

Rep. Chris Corry
R-Yakima
(360) 786-7810  |  chris.corry@leg.wa.gov
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Election-year restrictions prohibit me from updating my website until after the November 2026 election. However, you are still welcome to contact me anytime.

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Rep. Chris Corry: Missed opportunities defined the 2026 legislative session
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My Priorities

Despite passing the largest tax increase in state history last year, Democrats passed a new state income tax this year.

Washington families cannot afford higher taxes, yet that has been the direction in Olympia. Last year, the majority passed the largest tax increase in state history, and this year, they approved a new state income tax, even as state spending has doubled over the past decade. When government grows this fast, the burden always falls on working families through higher costs and fewer opportunities. I will continue to push back against new and increased taxes and fight for a more responsible, disciplined approach that respects taxpayers and keeps Washington affordable.

Read my news release on the Democrats' new state income tax

The People want to ensure parents' rights and to protect girls' sports. The Legislature should have listened.

This year, hundreds of thousands of Washingtonians signed two initiatives to the Legislature focused on strengthening parental rights and protecting fairness in girls’ sports. Those voices deserved a full and transparent process, including public hearings and a vote. That did not happen. Instead, these measures were set aside without the level of consideration they warranted. When citizens engage at that level, government should respond in kind. These issues matter to families across our state, and if given the opportunity, I would have supported both.

Learn more about the initiatives to the Legislature to protect parents' rights and girls' sports

Legislature misses opportunity to address Washington's affordability crisis.

Washington is facing a real affordability crisis, and this legislative session was a missed opportunity to do something about it. Families across our state are paying more for groceries, fuel, housing, child care, and just about everything else, yet the majority party in Olympia chose not to deliver meaningful relief. Instead, many of the policies passed this year will make it harder for people to get ahead. There were opportunities to ease the pressure, whether through targeted tax relief, reducing unnecessary regulations, or supporting economic growth, but those ideas were largely set aside. I will continue working to advance practical solutions that make life more affordable and help families keep more of what they earn.

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Meet Chris Corry

Rep. Chris Corry is serving his fourth term as a state representative for the Yakima area. He previously served in the 14th Legislative District, but after redistricting, now serves in the 15th Legislative District. Corry earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Washington, where he...

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