Dear friends and neighbors, As we move through the 2026 legislative session, I want to share a quick update on the work I am focused on in Olympia, including protecting patient care, leading the Senate’s supplemental budget process as Ways ...
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Dear friends and neighbors, It’s a privilege and an honor to connect with you through my first e-newsletter update for the 2026 legislative session, which officially started on Jan. 12. I look forward to another year of championing our communities’ priorities and representing you all in the ...
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OLYMPIA — Senate Ways & Means Chair June Robinson (D-Everett) issued a statement in response to the release of Gov. Bob Ferguson’s supplemental operating budget proposal Tuesday: “Gov. Ferguson’s proposed supplemental operating budget reflects how challenging the state’s fiscal landscape ...
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Dear friends and neighbors, With the 2026 legislative session fast approaching, I’d like to hear directly from you! Your insights and concerns about the issues that matter most to you and your family are what guide my work on behalf ...
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OLYMPIA — Senate Ways & Means Chair June Robinson (D-Everett) issued the following statement on Tuesday’s Economic and Revenue Forecast Council meeting: “Today’s revenue forecast confirms what we’ve been warning — Washington’s economy is under strain from both uncertainty and ...
Read MoreOLYMPIA — Legislation to make health care more affordable for public and school employees was signed into law Tuesday. Senate Bill 5083, sponsored by Sen. June Robinson (D-Everett), sets new standards for how much state-purchased health plans pay hospitals and ...
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Dear friends and neighbors, The Legislature is officially adjourned! This was a challenging session, but during our 105 days in Olympia, we stayed focused on continuing to move our state forward. I’m excited to share what we accomplished on your ...
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OLYMPIA — The Legislature passed a $77.1 billion operating budget Sunday that protects essential services while significantly boosting support for K-12 education. The budget includes both targeted reductions and new revenue streams to responsibly address the state budget deficit. It ...
Read MoreDear friends and neighbors, We have just over two weeks left in the 2025 legislative session. As we inch closer to the finish line, I’m eager to share some updates on our progress with you. COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS In addition to ...
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OLYMPIA — The Senate approved a $78.5 billion operating budget plan Saturday that protects essential services while putting Washington on a stronger financial footing. The proposal, which passed with a 28-21 vote, includes both targeted reductions and new revenue streams to address ...
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