Sen. Mike Padden opposes a bill in the legislature that says if you’re registered to vote, you’d be required to return your ballot. https://youtu.be/cwsg_Mj844s

Sen. Mike Padden opposes a bill in the legislature that says if you’re registered to vote, you’d be required to return your ballot. https://youtu.be/cwsg_Mj844s
Sen. King talks about the legislative process, the positives of an in-person legislative session, traffic safety, consequences of anti-law enforcement legislation, hard drugs, marijuana candy, railroad workers, paid family leave, long-term care, advisory votes, and...
A bill that would invest 200 million dollars to expand broadband capacity in underserved rural areas is being considered by the state Senate. Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. Phil Fortunato talks to KTTH Radio’s Jason Rantz about his efforts to stop sex offenders from being housed near kids after learning that the state is placing unsupervised sex offenders in Enumclaw.
Listen to this 7th District Legislative Update with Sen. Shelly Short Topics: Bill clarifying the role of the Superintendent of Public Instruction and the elimination of advisory votes
Sen. Mark Schoesler discusses efforts to address the issue of police pursuits amid increasing vehicle thefts in the state. He also talks about the need for the Department of Ecology to implement the "farm diesel" exemption for agriculture from the "cap-and-tax"...
A 2021 State Supreme Court ruling, and subsequent Democrat bill essentially decriminalized hard drug possession. The legislature is now working on bipartisan fixes. https://youtu.be/MM5-6zDtQmA
You would be required to vote in every major election under a bill progressing through the Washington State Legislature. The measure cleared the Senate State Government and Elections Committee and could be headed to the Senate floor for a vote.
Keeping repeat property crime offenders behind bars longer is what a state Senator is trying to accomplish with legislation. Tracy Ellis reports.
Sen. John Braun talks to KEDO Radio’s Mike Wallin about the Democrats’ unwillingness to fix their flawed police pursuit law, progress on bills to address the Supreme Court ruling that basically made hard drug possession legal, and bipartisan action on housing.
Sen. Curtis King talks with KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line about a bill to allow sports betting in card rooms, legislation to promote hydrogen use, funding for rural hospitals, the elimination of advisory votes, fixes to the police pursuit law, and more.
Listen to this 20th District Legislative Update with Sen. John Braun Topics: Democrats blocking progress on bills to fix the broken police pursuit law and bills are moving forward to address the State Supreme Court ruling that essentially legalized hard drug...