Republican state Senators John Braun and Lynda Wilson speak about restoring public safety, returning affordability, and rebooting education at a 2023 legislative session preview sponsored by the Association of Broadcasters and Allied Daily Newspapers.
The Washington State Association of Broadcasters and the Allied Daily Newspapers of Washington hosted a preview of the 2023 legislative session. Senators John Braun and Lynda Wilson are featured in the leadership and budget panels. The event kicks off with Pollster...
Inflation, education, and crime are some of the top issues state Senate Republicans promise to address in the upcoming legislative session. Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. Brad Hawkins on the KOZI Morning News talking about the upcoming legislative session, the state budgets, possible tax and gas price increases, hydrogen, education, and transportation.
State Senate Republicans unveil a trio of bills to improve public safety. Senator Mike Padden, the ranking Republican on the Senate Law and Justice committee talks about them.
Sen. Mike Padden on Spokane Public Radio talking about potential public safety and housing policies lawmakers may consider in the next legislative session.
Sen. Brad Hawkins on the KOZI Morning News talking about the upcoming legislative session, the state budget, a regional aquatic center proposal, the best way to contact him during session, and more.
Senate Republican Leader John Braun talks to Rep. Peter Abbarno, host of KELA radio’s Let’s Talk About It program, about top priorities for the upcoming legislative session, including restoring public safety, returning affordability, and rebooting education.
Sen. Lynda Wilson talks with John Carlson of KVI Radio about public safety and 2nd Amendment rights.
Sen. Jeff Wilson talks with Kyle Pauley on KXRO radio about the upcoming legislative session, roadside safety, substance abuse, public safety, 2nd Amendment rights, and housing affordability.
Republican state Senator Phil Fortunato says Washington State Democrats are switching course and adopting a Republican-led homeless approach. He says much of what Democrats are now proposing was covered under his “Shelter Act,” which Democrats opposed.
Sen. Curtis King joins KIT Radio’s Good Morning Yakima to talk about public safety and energy policy, including his Power Washington plan.
