Legislative Updates
Session Summary: What You Accomplished
On Monday, the Washington State Legislature passed a budget and the Governor signed it last night. This will be the end of the Legislature’s third
June 30, 2015
On Monday, the Washington State Legislature passed a budget and the Governor signed it last night. This will be the end of the Legislature’s third
This post was written by Debra Rae. With the Supreme Court’s recent decision on Marriage, this five part series examines how we got to where we
The Supreme Court has spoken. It wasn’t a surprise, but it was disappointing. In a 5-4 decision, the Court created an oven-fresh, new right to
OLYMPIA, WA – Today, under the case filed Obergefell vs. Hodges, the Supreme Court of the United States imposed its will on the people when
This morning, the Supreme Court ruled that all fifty states must redefine marriage directly, forcing all states to provide same-sex licensure and mandating all states
This post was written by Debra Rae. With the Supreme Court’s recent decision on Marriage, this five part series examines how we got to where we are.
The Washington State Legislature is at a stand-off. The State Senate, controlled by the Republican-lead Majority Coalition Caucus, believes the projected $1.9 billion in new
This post was written by Debra Rae. With the Supreme Court’s recent decision on Marriage, this five part series examines how we got to where we are.
Any day now, the Supreme Court will be issuing a ruling determining whether the American people have the right to define marriage for themselves. The
This post was written by Debra Rae. With the Supreme Court’s recent decision on Marriage, this five part series examines how we got to where we are.