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Rep. Drew MacEwen spoke in opposition to the House Democrats' 2019-21 operating budget proposal when it came to the floor Friday.

In her second video update of the 2019 legislative session, Rep. Kelly Chambers discusses a couple of bills of interest that have come to the House floor, as well as the passage of her first bill.

Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, discusses the governor's proposed tax increases. Walsh also shares information on three of his school safety bills, including one that would provide funding for a School Resource Officer (SRO) to be placed in every school in the state. Walsh also discusses his data privacy bill and why it's important for the people of Washington.

Rep. Dan Kristiansen, R-Snohomish, discusses the opening of the 2018 legislative session, changes in power, and expectations for the scheduled 60 days.

Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, shares information on his legislative work to support the Naselle Youth Camp and why it is critical the center stays open.

In his latest video update, Rep. Graves invites 5th District residents to three upcoming town halls in Maple Valley, Issaquah and North Bend on Saturday, Feb. 17. Graves will be joined by fellow 5th District legislators, Rep. Jay Rodne and Sen. Mark Mullet.

Rep. Kristiansen discusses Hirst Decision, Capitol Budget projects, increase in revenue and opioid epidemic.

Rep. Dan Kristiansen, R-Snohomish, talks about the house-of-origin cutoff, remaining days of the 2018 session, a spirited debate over the marbled murrelet and the unnecessary and expensive carbon tax proposed by the governor.

Rep. Mark Hargrove, R-Covington, provides his thoughts on what Washingtonians should expect to see from the Legislature now that Democrats hold majorities in both chambers.

Rep. Hayes pays tribute to fallen police officer, discusses Hirst fix and capital budget, and talks about his bill to fight opioid addiction.

Rep. Mark Hargrove provides an update on the 2017 legislative session.

Rep. Dick Muri, R-Steilacoom, sits down with TVW to discuss the 28th District and his legislative priorities.

Rep. Paul Graves, R-Fall City, discusses legislation he's introduced to remove the special exemption state lawmakers receive from making their calendars and communications available to the public.

In his second video update of the 2018 legislative session, Rep. Paul Graves, R-Fall City, provides an overview of the recently-passed 2017-19 capital budget. He also highlights projects in East King County funded by the capital budget.

Rep. Andrew Barkis, R-Olympia, provides you with an update on what's happening under the dome in Olympia. BIG NEWS! He dropped a huge bill package aimed at bringing eviction reform to the housing affordability crisis. He also introduces his new Legislative Assistant Kendra, and gives a brief rundown of the first week of the 2019 legislative session.

It's budget week in Olympia! Rep. Robert J. Sutherland, R-Granite Falls, gives you the rundown of the "good" and "bad" of all three recently proposed state budgets. The 39th District has several projects earmarked for funding in the House capital and transportation budgets - good news! Unfortunately, it's nothing but bad news coming out of the proposed House operating budget. Watch this video update for the details.

Rep. Vicki Kraft, R-Vancouver, discusses her concerns about the growing problem of human sex trafficking along the I-5 corridor from Vancouver, B.C. through Vancouver. WA, and south to Los Angeles, CA. Kraft has introduced legislation to increase penalties against those who sexually exploit children and to reduce fly-by-night massage parlors.

House Republican Leader J.T. Wilcox and Vice-Caucus Chair Gina Mosbrucker explain their opposition to House Bill 1515, which would hurt individuals who operate their own small business as an independent contractor or sole proprietor. The legislation would force more of these individuals to work for an employer, as opposed to being their own boss.

19th District Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, discusses the most important property rights issue to face Washington state in over 20-years, the state Supreme Court's Hirst decision. Walsh shares the importance of having a state capital budget approved, and a solution for Hirst, before the end of the legislative session, July 20.