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Paul Queary

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    Senate Environment chair Carlyle won’t seek reelection - Washington State Wire

    Sen. Reuven Carlyle, chair of the Senate Environment, Energy, and Technology Committee, announced Monday that he won’t seek reelection later this year. The Seattle Democrat is coming off a historic win after last year’s passage of the Climate Commitment Act, the state’s new cap and trade system for …
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    With ballot measure looming, lawmakers tackle regulating Lyft and U...

    Last week the Wire reported that Lyft had dumped $2 million into a ballot initiative committee for an as-yet-to-be-filed measure. The Washington Coalition for Independent Work also includes Uber, Doordash, and Instacart. The gig-economy giants are hoping to get more favorable treatment at the state …
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    Election changes: Proposed ban on odd-year elections advances; Sena...

    Two significant proposed changes to Washington State elections that might dramatically alter the landscape of local races are moving through the Legislature. The larger proposed change is House Bill 1727, which would get rid of most elections in odd-numbered years. The bill’s sponsor, SeaTac Democra…
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    An election-year tax holiday proposal - Washington State Wire

    Lawmakers are full of ideas this year about how to spend the state’s significant budget surplus, some of them with an eye fixed firmly on November’s election. We’ve seen proposals to eliminate the toll on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and lop a full percentage point off the sales tax, both from state Se…
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    Weed Wars continue on the opinion page - Washington State Wire

    We recently wrote about the politically fractious legal marijuana industry at The Washington Observer. Factions of the business are wrangling in Olympia over significant proposed changes to the way the industry operates and is regulated. One of the battlefields of the Weed Wars turns out to be the o…
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    I-5 bridge politics: Senate Transportation votes to delay fuel tax ...

    That plan to tax gasoline and other fuels exported from Washington apparently isn’t going over too well in the places where the tax would be paid, especially Oregon. To review, the $16.8 billion transportation plan rolled out by majority Democrats last week included a 6-cent per-gallon tax on fuels …
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    The Sunday Observer: Paving over the locals for green energy but no...

    We’re in the final week of the Legislature’s session when lawmakers must negotiate a complex deal to get out of town. Friday marked the last significant procedural deadline, for House bills to pass the Senate and vice versa. Nearly everything with a chance of passing has been approved by both the Ho…
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    The Morning Wire: It’s budget-deal day as Legislature’s adjournment...

    Plus: a truce in the weed wars, unionization for the Legislature’s staff, and more redistricting weirdness Today’s the day the big budget compromises get rolled out in the Legislature. The operating and capital budgets have been in closed-door negotiations for several days as lawmakers wrangled over…
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    Washington redistricting plan challenged anew - Washington State Wire

    Washington’s new political map has drawn another legal challenge, this time from the right, in a lawsuit that condemns a majority-Latino legislative district in the Yakima Valley as unconstitutional racial gerrymandering. The complaint filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court was brought by Benancio Ga…
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    From The Observer: Trump endorsement doesn’t equal cash for Culp - ...

    Donald Trump’s endorsement didn’t do much to enliven failed gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp’s dwindling ability to squeeze money out of his base of small conservative donors for his challenge to U.S. Rep. Dan Newhouse. Despite getting the blessing of the grifter-in-chief in February, Culp took i…
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    Weed industry gears up to fight new tax in Seattle - Washington Sta...

    It looks like the weed industry is gearing up to fight a potential new tax on its products in the city of Seattle. A new political action committee called People for Legal Cannabis appeared recently to work on an as-yet nonexistent initiative or referendum campaign. Digging into its filings with th…