(The Center Square) – Washington state is currently forecast to run out of money by 2027 and experience a fiscal deficit by 2028 despite the largest tax increase in state history this session, in addition to record revenue levels.
Legislature
RON MUZZALL: Concerns raised at a recent Senate health-care committee meeting about the loss of health-care coverage through Washington’s Apple Health program and other state-run plans have been known for years and are unrelated to the recent congressional passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
DAVE PAUL: Since the adjournment of session, I’ve had the opportunity to meet with many of you and attend community events. Here’s a quick update on my work.
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CLYDE SHAVERS: Over the past three years, I have been proud to fight side by side with you for practical solutions that directly address our toughest challenges.
RON MUZZALL: I’ve been hearing from many of you about the recent decision to award Washington’s hybrid-electric ferry contract to an out-of-state builder, and I understand your frustration.
DAVE PAUL: It was great to attend the Conservation Celebration hosted by the Land Trust to hear about this work.
DAVE PAUL: So good to see so many friends and neighbors at the 4th of July parade!