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The Times recommends: Mark Miloscia for State Senate, 30th Legislative District
July 3, 2018The Times recommends: Mark Miloscia State Senate, 30th Legislative District Strengths: Commitment to open government and accountable spending, upholding the Public Records Act Voters in the 30th Legislative District should return Mark Miloscia, R-Federal Way, to the state Senate — mainly due to his commitment to government transparency and open records. By: Seattle Times editorial board The Seattle TimesOriginally published ... Read MoreRe-Election Announcement
April 18, 2018FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE APRIL 18, 2018 Contact: Tim Sheldon (360-490-0351) Drew MacEwen (360-250-0730) Dan Griffey (360-204-9636) Re-Election Announcement Mason County WA: 35th district legislators Representative Dan Griffey R- Allyn, Representative Drew MacEwen R- Union, and Senator Tim Sheldon, D- Potlatch jointly announce their candidacies for reelection. Senator Tim Sheldon is the legislature’s longest serving member. “Most importantly I am part ... Read MoreThe Seattle Times: One-party rule in Olympia should not end bipartisan effort
November 29, 2017We hope that — moving forward — Democrats will work to understand the needs of those outside the Greater Seattle area. By Mark Schoesler Special to The TimesOriginally published November 17, 2017 at 2:36 pm Updated November 17, 2017 at 2:41 pm The election this month of Democrat Manka Dhingra to represent the people of the 45th legislative district changes ... Read MoreIssues
Creating Jobs, Getting the Economy Back on Track
We’re working to grow the economy by keeping taxes low, reducing government regulations and supporting private investment.
Responsible State Budgeting
While the Democrats keep pressing to spend more than the state can afford, we passed a four-year balanced budget requirement and oppose new general tax increases.
Keeping Taxes Low; Respecting the Voters
Democrats repealed the voter-approved 2/3rds requirement to raise taxes. We support the 2/3rds requirement to keep government spending in check.
Improving Our Schools, Making College More Affordable
We added $3 billion in new education funding and cut college tuition for the first time in state history.