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About Sen. Claire Wilson
Claire Wilson’s legislative work has built on her 25 years at the Puget Sound Educational Services District, where she was an administrator in early education and family involvement. Elected to the Senate in 2018, Claire quickly rose to the ranks of Senate leadership as Assistant Majority Whip — one of two lawmakers responsible for knowing whether key legislative proposals have the support to pass out of the Senate and when it makes the most sense to call them to the floor for a vote.
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Sen. Claire Wilson In The News
The Chronicle: Sweeping Childcare Reform Moving in Washington Legislature
By Sydney Brown / For The Chronicle Early childhood care and education ...
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Washington State Wire: Senate bill that would expand accessible, affordable child care has first hearing in the House
Senate Bill 5237, which would expand accessible, affordable childcare and early childhood ...
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The Seattle Times: They’re raising grandkids with little help, and during a pandemic. Can’t we lend them a hand?
Most days, the massive unfairness of the world cannot crush Ollie Reeves. ...
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The Columbian Blogs: Proposed bill would provide free menstrual hygiene products for WA students
A bipartisan bill cosponsored by two lawmakers from Clark County would require ...
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The Spokesman-Review: Proposed Washington child care legislation could provide relief to providers who desperately need it while supporting economic recovery
OLYMPIA – Herra Bower started providing child care out of her home more ...
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The Stranger: Washington Electeds to Mayor Durkan and Chief Best: Direct SPD to “Change Their Tactics Immediately”
by Chase Burns A long-ish list of progressive electeds (and some regular-ass Democrats!) ...
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Lawmakers: Students deserve honest information on sex education
In nearly seven hours of floor speeches in the House and Senate ...
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