Rep. Drew Stokesbary

From the The Centralia Chronicle:

“Stokesbary in turn argued Democrats’ own logic should favor a general tax cut, pointing to Democratic claims the sales tax disproportionately harms the poor.

‘If the sales tax is as regressive as the Democrats claim it to be … cutting the sales tax will disproportionately help the poor,’ Stokesbary said.”

Budget Leaders in the State Legislature Discuss State of Budget, Taxes and Education During Pre-Session Forum Budget leaders in the state Legislature were divided in their priorities for the upcoming legislative session during a question and answer session with reporters at the state Capitol on …

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The primary election is today. I hope you’ll vote for me, but the truly important thing is that you VOTE!

After King County's 2017 sewage spill, my budget amendment penalizing the County was rejected.

After King County's 2019 spill, my bill to fine sewage spills like oil spills wasn't heard.

I'm glad the Suquamish are demanding accountability, because the political establishment isn't.

Suquamish Tribe intends to sue King County after 2019 Tribal Canoe Journey marred by wastewater spill After millions of gallons in sewage spill into Puget Sound in 2018 and 2019, the Suquamish Tribe has put King County on notice that the tribe intends to sue over the spills.