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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...

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...

The 2026 legislative session is rapidly approaching the half-way mark. Here is a quick update on a few of the biggest issues we’re seeing over the past two weeks: Protecting Washington’s...

On a live broadcast from the Washington State Capitol, Rep. Chris Corry joins the Ari Hoffman show on KVI Radio to discuss the Legislature’s latest tax and policy agenda. The conversation...

The 2026 legislative session is officially underway, and it is shaping up to be one of the most consequential sessions Washington has faced in years. The central challenge is unavoidable: a...

Republican leaders in the Washington Legislature are pushing back on Governor Ferguson’s State of the State address, saying his agenda relies too heavily on higher taxes and bigger government at a...

House Republican Deputy Leader Rep. Chris Corry, R-Yakima, joined the morning crew on Yakima’s KIT Radio to discuss the start of the 2026 legislative session in Olympia and his concerns about...