9/11/2023... Gas-price hikes from the latest cap-and-trade auctions are sure to hurt drivers and all consumers even more. Senator Curtis King, the Republican leader on the Senate Transportation Committee, talks about it.
9/8/2023… Sen. Curtis King talks to Lars Larson about how the state’s latest carbon-pricing auction will cause gasoline prices to continue to rise, further hurting Washington citizens.
9/7/2023... A state Senator says gas-price hikes from the latest cap-and-trade auctions are sure to cost drivers and all consumers even more. Tracy Ellis explains.
Senator Curtis King talks to KUOW Radio’s Kim Malcolm about what it takes to become an effective state legislator.
Sen. Curtis King talks to KVI Radio’s Ari Hoffman about how the Democrats’ attack on oil companies is an attempt to steer the focus from cap-and-trade’s effect on nation-leading gas prices.
Governor Jay Inslee and Democratic legislators are blaming oil companies for the highest gas prices in the nation, but Senate Republicans and most experts say the Democrats’ cap-and-trade program is the real reason why Washington gas is so expensive. Senators John...
Sen. Curtis King on KONA Radio’s The Bottom Line discussing legislation to allow workers to opt out of the new long-term care payroll tax. Paychecks for most Washington workers are now smaller thanks to the tax.
Paychecks for most Washington workers are now smaller thanks to the new long-term care payroll tax. Senate Republicans are introducing legislation to allow workers to opt out of the tax. Senators John Braun, Curtis King, Lynda Wilson, and Chris Gildon held a news...
OLYMPIA… Several of Washington’s Senate Republicans say the next time legislators are in session, they’ll try again to give workers an opportunity to opt out of the mandatory long-term care tax that began cutting into paychecks July 1. “Workers around our state are...
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State Senator Curtis King talks with [un]Divided host Brandi Kruse about how your paychecks will get a little smaller as the state’s long-term care program begins July 1st. https://youtu.be/leuQ02k702c
Governor Inslee approved bills from Senators Keith Wagoner, Ron Muzzall, Chris Gildon, Mike Padden, Jeff Wilson, Drew MacEwen, Mark Schoesler, Shelly Short, and Curtis King.
A bill that’s a lifeline for the hospital that serves Toppenish and much of the lower Yakima Valley was signed into law. Tracy Ellis explains.
