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In this six-page legislative report, 31st District Rep. Drew Stokesbary recaps the 2025-26 legislative biennium, including his work to stand up for working families, oppose policies that make Washington less affordable,...
In a sine die interview with TVW’s Mike McClanahan, House Republican Leader Drew Stokesbary delivered a blunt assessment of the 2026 legislative session and the direction Democrats are taking Washington. Stokesbary...
Washington drivers are paying some of the highest gas prices in the country, driven in large part by the state’s 55-cent gas tax and the Climate Commitment Act (CCA). The CCA...
House Republican Leader Drew Stokesbary joins KVI’s Ari Hoffman for a detailed conversation on rising costs, transparency, and legislative power in Olympia. Stokesbary criticizes a proposed six-dollar per-tire tax and limits...
Earlier this week, House and Senate Democrats unveiled their operating and transportation budget proposals, which together rely on more than $24 billion in new taxes. If signed into law, their proposals...
Washington’s latest revenue forecast, unveiled yesterday, brought concerning news as the Economic and Revenue Forecast Council reported a worsening fiscal outlook for the state. Compared to the last revenue forecast, general...
During this week’s Republican media availability, I spoke at length about the majority party’s ongoing efforts to stifle dissent and consolidate power in Olympia. Just look at their rule change at...
In an interview with Shift Washington, House Republican Leader Drew Stokesbary says his top legislative priorities for the session include stopping harmful tax policies from Democrats, addressing Washington’s budget deficit through...
In the opening days of this year’s 105-day legislative session, lawmakers witnessed a passing of the torch in the governor’s office. Jay Inslee delivered his farewell address, offering a cheery assessment...
