E-Newsletters

Dear friends and neighbors, Since the legislative session adjourned in March, I’ve been sharing a series of newsletters highlighting the work we accomplished during the 2026 legislative session and what those investments mean for families and communities across the 5th Legislative District. In this letter, I want to focus on an issue ...

Dear friends and neighbors, Since the legislative session adjourned in March, I've been sharing a series of newsletters highlighting what we accomplished during the 2026 legislative session and what those investments mean for families across the 5th Legislative District. This month, I'm focusing on another priority that affects every family and ...

Dear friends and neighbors,  Throughout the interim, I've been working in our communities, attending local events, meeting with community organizations, visiting local businesses and hearing directly from constituents about the issues that matter most to them.  One topic I hear about again and again is housing. Whether it's the cost of rent, the ...

Dear friends and neighbors,  One of the things I hear often from people across our district is how important it is to be able to access health care when you need it, without confusion, delays or unnecessary barriers. Whether it’s a routine vaccine, a cancer screening, reproductive health care or support during ...

Dear friends and neighbors, With the 2026 legislative session now behind us, I want to take a moment to reflect on the work we’ve accomplished together and share how we are continuing to uphold Washington’s values during a time of increasing federal overreach. Before I dive into a full update, I want ...

Dear friends and neighbors,  The 2026 legislative session has officially come to a close. Like every session, it was challenging, but it was also deeply inspiring. I am proud of the work we accomplished together, and I want to take a moment to share some of the victories for families, workers and communities ...

Dear friends and neighbors,  The 2026 legislative session is in its final stretch. While time is running short, the work in Olympia remains active and important. Every day, my colleagues and I are advancing legislation that strengthens our communities, protects our neighbors, and helps ensure Washington remains a place where everyone has a fair ...