Senator Lynda Wilson on The Lars Larson Show on radio stations throughout the Pacific Northwest. 1-24-20
SRC On Air: Sen. Wilson on the Lars Larson Show
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7th District Legislative Update
Senator Shelly Short sits down with Tracy Ellis for this 7th District Legislative Update.
12th District Legislative Update
Senator Brad Hawkins sits down with Tracy Ellis for this 12th District Legislative Update.
O’Ban: Liias bill to repeal I-976 is an insult to voters
A Seattle Democrat is behind a bill in Olympia that repeals I-976 as it applies to Sound Transit car tab fees. Tracy Ellis has more.
20th District Legislative Update
Senator John Braun sits down with Tracy Ellis for this 20th District Legislative Update.
SRC On Air: Sen. Brown KONA in Tri-Cities
Senator Sharon Brown on The Bottom Line on KONA in the Tri-Cities 1-23-20.
SRC On Air: Sen. Hawkins KOZI in Chelan and KPQ in Wenatchee
Senator Brad Hawkins on The KOZI Morning News and The KPQ Morning Report on 1-23-20.
Bill would restore voting rights for felons
A felon-voting bill overlooks victims and ignores courts. That’s what State Senate Republican Leader Mark Schoesler is saying about a Democrat-sponsored proposal working its way through the legislature. Tracy Ellis explains.
VIDEO: LEGISLATIVE REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP MEDIA AVAILABILITY
January 22, 12:05 pm Senate and House Republican Leaders gather for their weekly media availability at the state capitol. Check out the video here
Sen. O’Ban Lemonade Stand Bill
Government shouldn’t sour kids’ entrepreneurial spirit. Mikaela Hobson reports that Lemonade stands are as much a part of Americana as baseball and apple pie.
VIDEO: SEN. MARK SCHOESLER 2020 SESSION WEEK 2 UPDATE
9th District Sen. Mark Schoesler reviews Gov. Inslee's State of the State address last week and criticizes the governor for wanting to shift $300 million from the state's rainy-day fund to help pay for homeless programs. https://youtu.be/xBxut7ImC2g
Republicans Oppose Controversial Sex-Ed Bill Approved in State Senate
Your child’s school would be required to teach comprehensive sex-ed to students as young as kindergarteners under a bill approved today (Wed) in the State Senate. Tracy Ellis has more.