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Due to election-year restrictions, content on my website cannot be changed until the Secretary of State certifies the November election results. You are still welcome to contact me directly.
Due to election-year restrictions, this email update will be my last to you until later this fall. But that doesn’t mean you can’t reach out to me. I am still your...
Please join me and my seatmate, Rep. Jeremie Dufault, at our 15th Legislative District Town Hall on Monday, April 27 at 6:00 p.m. Our event will be held at the Excel...
With the 2026 legislative session now a few weeks behind us, it is worth asking a simple question: Did we make life better, safer and more affordable for the people of...
As the 2026 legislative session came to a close last week, lawmakers approved three supplemental budgets that will shape state spending over the next year: the operating budget, the transportation budget,...
Rep. Chris Corry says the Legislature’s majority party moved forward with legislation creating Washington’s first state income tax despite serious constitutional concerns, rejected taxpayer protections, and what he called broken promises...
We are entering the final stretch of the 2026 legislative session, which means the pace in Olympia has picked up considerably. Most bills have moved through committees, and the focus now...
Under new legislation being pushed in Olympia, before a person’s name can even appear on the ballot for county sheriff, that individual must first pass review by a state agency. Not...
When the Democrat income tax bill (Senate Bill 6346) had a public hearing in the state Senate, it broke ALL records for public engagement. Over 61,000 citizens officially signed in to...
Washington’s Constitution gives citizens a powerful tool: the right to propose laws directly through the initiative process. It exists for a reason. When government stops listening, the people still need to...
