Special education funding; bad bills; holding the majority party accountable; recent headlines; and House Republican town halls.
In his week eight legislative session review, House Republican Leader J.T. Wilcox discusses house of origin cutoff, floor action, housing and public safety.
Republican leaders updated members of the media on the progress of important bills making their way through the Legislature, with particular attention to public safety and housing legislation. Lawmakers also answered...
In his week seven legislative session review, House Republican Leader J.T. Wilcox discusses fiscal committee cutoff and what to expect next week in the Washington State House of Representatives.
Fiscal committee cutoff; disappointments; vehicular pursuit (House Bill 1363); House Republican priorities; and bipartisan opportunities.
House and Senate Republicans told reporters they are hopeful legislation empowering law enforcement officers to rein in crime and substance abuse will continue to move forward, but said they remain concerned...
Policy committee cutoff; a list of good and bad bills; resources for participating in the legislative process; and Day of Remembrance.
In his week six legislative session review, House Republican Leader J.T. Wilcox discusses policy committee cutoff, disappointments, vehicular pursuit, salmon recovery and House Republican solutions for housing.
Republican leaders told reporters that a few Democrats holding up legislation supported by a wide majority of lawmakers was “a test of where democracy in Washington is going.” Republicans said this...
Jordan Anderson paged in the Washington State House of Representatives February 6-10. The Olympia High School student was sponsored by Rep. J.T. Wilcox of the 2nd District. Jordan paged during the...
