Drew C MacEwen

Voted for E2SHB 2215, changing fuels policy under the Climate Commitment Act; the Senate passed it 49-0.

March 12, 2026For

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Saw his prime-sponsored ESB 5206, titled “Cannabis advertising,” signed as 378 L 25.

May 20, 2025For

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Voted against 2SHB 1975, revising the Climate Commitment Act; the Senate passed it 45-3 with one excused.

April 15, 2025Against

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Voted against E2SSB 5126, establishing the Climate Commitment Act cap-and-invest program; the House passed it 54-43 with one excused.

April 23, 2021Against

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Voted against EHB 1638, removing the personal-belief exemption from school immunization requirements for the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine; the House passed it 56-40 with two excused.

April 23, 2019Against

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Voted for final passage of ESHB 1449, changing oil-transportation safety requirements; the House passed it 95-1 with two excused.

April 24, 2015For

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Voted against E2SHB 2347, changing oil-transportation safety requirements; the House passed it 57-37 with four excused.

February 18, 2014Against

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Voted against E2SSB 5802, changing greenhouse-gas emissions policy; the House passed it 61-32 with five excused.

March 25, 2013Against

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Voted against ESSB 6346, imposing a tax on millionaires; the Senate passed it 27-21 with one excused.

March 11, 2026Against

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Voted against SSB 5314, changing Washington’s capital-gains tax; the Senate passed it 30-19.

April 18, 2025Against

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Voted against ESSB 5096, establishing Washington's capital-gains tax; the House passed it 53-45.

April 21, 2021Against

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Voted for SSB 5975, establishing paid family and medical leave; the House passed it 65-29 with four excused.

June 30, 2017For

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Voted against ESHB 1646, changing equal-pay and workplace-opportunity protections; the House passed it 56-41.

February 3, 2016Against

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Voted against ESHB 1646, changing equal-pay and workplace-opportunity protections; the House passed it 55-43.

March 11, 2015Against

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Saw his prime-sponsored 2SSB 5690, titled “Utility relocation,” signed as 106 L 26.

March 18, 2026For

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Saw his prime-sponsored SSB 5874, titled “Unemployment info. reporting,” signed as 43 L 26.

March 14, 2026For

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Saw his prime-sponsored E2SHB 1480, titled “Liquor licensee privileges,” signed as 48 L 21.

April 14, 2021For

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Saw his prime-sponsored ESHB 1557, titled “Liquor licenses,” signed as 370 L 19.

May 13, 2019For

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Saw his prime-sponsored SHB 1430, titled “Licensing moderniz. account,” signed as 164 L 19.

April 29, 2019For

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Saw his prime-sponsored SHB 1749, titled “Contractor registration,” signed as 52 L 15.

April 22, 2015For

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Voted against ESSB 5998, the 2026 supplemental operating budget; the Senate passed it 28-21.

March 12, 2026For

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Voted against ESSB 5167, the 2025-27 operating budget; the Senate passed it 28-19 with one excused.

April 27, 2025For

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Voted for ESSB 5950, the 2024 supplemental operating budget; the Senate passed it 39-8 with two excused.

March 7, 2024Against

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Voted for ESSB 5187, the 2023-25 operating budget; the Senate passed the conference report 37-12.

April 23, 2023Against

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Voted against ESSB 5693, the 2022 supplemental operating budget; the House passed it 56-37 with five excused.

February 26, 2022For

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Voted against ESSB 5092, the 2021-23 operating budget; the House passed it 57-41.

April 3, 2021For

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Voted against ESSB 6168, the 2020 supplemental operating budget; the House passed it 55-39 with four excused.

February 28, 2020For

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Voted against ESHB 1109, the 2019-21 operating budget; the House passed it 56-38 with four excused.

March 29, 2019For

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Voted against ESSB 6032, the supplemental operating budget; the House passed it 54-44.

March 8, 2018For

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Voted for SSB 5883, the 2017-19 operating budget; the House passed it 70-23 with five excused.

June 30, 2017Against

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Voted for ESHB 2380, the supplemental capital budget; the House passed it 86-9 with three excused.

March 29, 2016Against

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Voted for 3ESSB 5034, the 2013-15 operating budget; the House passed it 81-11 with five excused.

June 28, 2013Against

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Voted for Initiative 2113, changing police-pursuit restrictions; the Senate passed it 36-13.

March 4, 2024For

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Voted for 2E2SSB 5536, changing controlled-substance law; the Senate passed it 43-6.

May 16, 2023For

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Voted for ESB 5352, changing vehicular-pursuit rules; the Senate passed it 26-22 with one excused.

April 17, 2023For

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Saw his prime-sponsored HB 1058, titled “Court-ordered restitution,” signed as 123 L 18.

March 21, 2018For

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Saw his prime-sponsored SHB 1022, titled “Crime victim participation,” signed as 86 L 18.

March 15, 2018For

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Voted against EHB 1217, establishing statewide rent-increase limits and related tenant protections; the Senate passed it 27-20 with one excused.

April 27, 2025Against

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Voted for E2SSB 5160, changing landlord-tenant rules during and after the COVID-19 emergency; the House passed it 72-26.

April 8, 2021For

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Voted against HB 1590, authorizing a councilmanic sales-and-use tax for affordable housing; the House passed it 52-44 with two excused.

March 9, 2020Against

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Saw his prime-sponsored HB 2261, titled “Housing authorities,” signed as 42 L 18.

March 13, 2018For

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Voted against E2SHB 1213, expanding paid family and medical leave; the Senate passed it 28-20 with one excused.

April 15, 2025Against

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Saw his prime-sponsored SB 5881, titled “PERS/certain bus drivers,” signed as 247 L 24.

March 25, 2024For

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Saw his prime-sponsored SSB 5398, titled “Domestic violence funding,” signed as 401 L 23.

May 9, 2023For

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Saw his prime-sponsored SB 5323, titled “Dept. of veterans affairs,” signed as 327 L 23.

May 4, 2023For

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Saw his prime-sponsored SHB 1636, titled “Disability employmnt reports,” signed as 204 L 15.

May 8, 2015For

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Saw his prime-sponsored HB 2130, titled “Veterans innovations program,” signed as 179 L 14.

April 2, 2014For

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Voted against ESSB 6260, changing public-education funding; the Senate passed it 26-23.

March 12, 2026Against

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Voted for E2SSB 5263, changing special-education funding; the Senate passed it 48-0.

April 25, 2025For

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Voted against ESHB 1296, changing the public-education system; the Senate passed it 30-19.

April 11, 2025Against

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Voted for Initiative 2081, establishing a parents’ bill of rights; the Senate passed it 49-0.

March 4, 2024For

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Saw his prime-sponsored EHB 2040, titled “Nonhigh school districts,” signed as 225 L 20.

March 31, 2020For

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Voted against ESSB 5395, requiring comprehensive sexual-health education in public schools; the House passed it 56-40 with two excused.

March 5, 2020Against

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Voted against E2SSB 6362, changing basic-education funding; the House passed it 50-48.

March 8, 2018Against

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Saw his prime-sponsored ESHB 2224, titled “High school graduation reqs,” signed as 31 L 17 E3.

July 7, 2017For

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Voted for EHB 2242, changing basic-education funding; the House passed it 67-26 with five excused.

June 30, 2017For

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Voted against E2SSB 6195, changing basic-education obligations; the House passed it 66-31 with one excused.

February 18, 2016Against

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Voted against ESHB 2366, changing basic-education obligations; the House passed it 64-34.

January 25, 2016Against

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Voted for E2SHB 2207, changing basic-education funding; the House passed it 97-0 with one excused.

March 12, 2014For

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Voted against ESHB 2051, changing basic-education expenditures; the House passed it 55-34 with eight excused.

June 28, 2013Against

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Voted against E2SSB 5098, restricting weapons in specified public areas; the Senate passed it 29-20.

January 21, 2026Against

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Voted against E2SHB 1163, adding firearm-purchase requirements; the Senate passed it 29-19 with one excused.

April 14, 2025Against

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Voted against ESSB 5985, changing firearm background-check rules; the Senate passed it 30-19.

March 4, 2024Against

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Voted against 2SSB 5444, restricting firearms in specified premises; the Senate passed it 27-21 with one excused.

March 4, 2024Against

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Voted against ESHB 2118, changing firearm-dealer requirements; the Senate passed it 28-21.

February 27, 2024Against

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Voted against SHB 1240, restricting assault weapons; the Senate passed it 28-21.

April 18, 2023Against

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Voted against SSB 5078, establishing firearm-industry duties; the Senate passed it 26-20 with three excused.

April 14, 2023Against

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Voted against SHB 1010, requiring forfeited firearms to be offered to the Washington State Patrol before other disposition; the House passed it 56-42.

January 23, 2020Against

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Voted against SHB 1840, changing firearm restrictions in restraining orders; the House passed it 61-37.

March 12, 2013Against

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Voted against 2SSB 6182, creating an abortion savings program; the Senate passed it 29-19 with one excused.

February 28, 2026Against

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Voted against SSB 5917, protecting access to abortion medications; the Senate passed it 32-17.

February 10, 2026Against

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Voted against ESHB 2115, changing abortion-medication labeling rules; the Senate passed it 33-14 with two excused.

February 23, 2024Against

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Voted against SB 5242, requiring health plans to cover abortion without cost sharing; the Senate passed it 29-19 with one excused.

February 28, 2023Against

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Voted against EHB 1851, protecting access to abortion care; the House passed it 57-41.

March 7, 2022Against

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Voted against 2SSB 5602, expanding reproductive-health-care access; the House passed it 58-40.

April 25, 2019Against

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Voted against SSB 6219, changing reproductive-health coverage requirements; the House passed it 50-48.

February 28, 2018Against

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Voted against HB 1647, changing reproductive-health-care coverage requirements; the House passed it 51-46 with one excused.

March 10, 2015Against

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Voted against HB 2148, requiring health plans covering maternity care to cover abortion care; the House passed it 54-44.

February 5, 2014Against

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Voted against EHB 1044, changing termination-of-pregnancy law; the House passed it 53-43 with two excused.

February 22, 2013Against

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Voted against E3SHB 1710, changing Voting Rights Act compliance; the Senate passed it 30-19.

March 4, 2026Against

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Voted against E2SHB 1232, regulating private detention facilities; the Senate passed it 29-19.

April 23, 2025Against

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Voted against EHB 1052, expanding Washington’s hate-crime offense; the Senate passed it 30-19.

April 3, 2025Against

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Voted against SSB 5427, changing hate-crime and bias-incident law; the Senate passed it 30-18 with one excused.

February 7, 2024Against

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Voted against ESHB 1048, changing Washington Voting Rights Act provisions; the Senate passed it 27-21 with one excused.

April 5, 2023Against

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Voted against ESHB 1267, restricting police use of force and establishing statewide standards; the House passed it 56-41 with one excused.

April 14, 2021Against

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Voted against ESSB 6002, the Washington Voting Rights Act; the House passed it 52-46.

February 27, 2018Against

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Voted against HB 1800, expanding voting-rights remedies; the House passed it 51-46 with one excused.

February 27, 2017Against

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Voted against E2SHB 1745, expanding voting-rights remedies; the House passed it 50-47.

February 4, 2016Against

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Voted against ESHB 1745, expanding voting-rights remedies; the House passed it 52-46.

March 5, 2015Against

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Voted against SHB 1413, the Voting Rights Act of 2013; the House passed it 53-43 with two excused.

January 27, 2014Against

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Voted against SHB 1413, the Voting Rights Act of 2013; the House passed it 53-44 with one excused.

March 7, 2013Against

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Voted for SHB 2282, establishing net-neutrality requirements; the House passed it 93-5.

February 9, 2018For

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Voted for SSB 6003, the 2026 supplemental capital budget; the Senate passed it 49-0.

March 12, 2026For

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Voted for ESSB 6005, the 2026 supplemental transportation budget; the Senate passed it 49-0.

March 12, 2026For

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Voted against ESSB 5161, the 2025-27 transportation budget; the Senate passed it 34-13 with one excused.

April 27, 2025Against

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Voted for SSB 5195, the 2025-27 capital budget; the Senate passed it 47-0 with one excused.

April 27, 2025For

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Voted for ESHB 2134, the 2024 supplemental transportation budget; the Senate passed it 47-0 with two excused.

March 7, 2024For

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Voted for ESSB 5949, the 2024 supplemental capital budget; the Senate passed it 46-0 with three excused.

March 6, 2024For

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Voted for ESHB 1125, the 2023-25 transportation budget; the Senate passed it 46-3.

April 22, 2023For

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Voted for ESSB 5200, the 2023-25 capital budget; the Senate passed it 48-0 with one excused.

April 22, 2023For

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Voted for SSB 5651, the 2022 supplemental capital budget; the House passed it unanimously, 98-0.

March 8, 2022For

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Voted for ESSB 5689, the 2022 supplemental transportation budget; the House passed it 91-3 with four excused.

February 26, 2022For

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Voted for SHB 1080, the 2021-23 capital budget; the House passed it unanimously, 98-0.

April 24, 2021For

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Voted for ESSB 6248, the 2020 supplemental capital budget; the House passed it 97-0 with one excused.

March 11, 2020For

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Voted for SHB 1102, the 2019-21 capital budget; the House passed it 97-1.

April 28, 2019For

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Voted for ESHB 1160, the 2019-21 transportation budget; the House passed it 90-5 with three excused.

March 29, 2019For

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Voted for ESSB 6106, the supplemental transportation budget; the House passed it 96-1 with one excused.

March 7, 2018For

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Voted for ESSB 6095, the supplemental capital budget; the House passed it 96-2.

March 6, 2018For

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Voted for SSB 6090, the 2017-19 capital budget; the House passed it 95-1 with two excused.

January 18, 2018For

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Voted for ESSB 5086, the 2017-19 capital budget; the House passed it 96-2.

April 12, 2017For

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Voted against 2ESSB 5987, changing transportation revenue; the House passed it 54-44.

July 1, 2015Against

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Voted for 2EHB 1115, the 2015-17 capital budget; the House passed it 96-2.

June 30, 2015For

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Voted for SHB 2244, changing capital-budget education resources; the House passed it 87-11.

February 18, 2014For

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Voted for ESSB 5035, the 2013-15 capital budget; the House passed it 79-4 with fourteen excused.

June 29, 2013For

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Voted against ESSB 5024, the 2011-13 and 2013-15 transportation budget; the House passed it 72-25 with one excused.

April 28, 2013Against

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Received the NFIB Washington PAC endorsement for the 2026 Washington Senate District 35 primary.

July 15, 2026

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Saw his prime-sponsored SR 8692, titled “Motorcycle safety awareness,” adopted by the Senate.

February 19, 2026

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Saw his prime-sponsored SR 8650, titled “Motorcycle safety awareness,” adopted by the Senate.

April 8, 2025

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Was selected by the Washington Senate Republican Caucus as its deputy leader for the next two years.

December 12, 2024

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Lost the general election for U.S. House District 6 with 182,182 votes, 43.11%, to Emily Randall.

November 5, 2024

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Advanced from the primary for U.S. House District 6 in second place with 70,513 votes, 30.18%.

August 6, 2024

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Saw his prime-sponsored SR 8664, titled “Sandra Day O'Connor,” adopted by the Senate.

February 1, 2024

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Saw his prime-sponsored SSB 5437, titled “Special districts/vacancies,” signed as 369 L 23.

May 9, 2023

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Saw his prime-sponsored SSB 5448, titled “Delivery of alcohol,” signed as 279 L 23.

May 4, 2023

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Saw his prime-sponsored SR 8628, titled “U.S. Navy,” adopted by the Senate.

March 30, 2023

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Took the oath of office as Washington state senator for District 35 and became ranking Republican on the Senate Environment, Energy and Technology Committee.

January 9, 2023

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Won election to Washington Senate District 35 with 41,828 votes, 56.06%, defeating Julianne Gale.

November 8, 2022

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Saw his prime-sponsored HB 1022, titled “Horse racing commission,” signed as 149 L 21.

May 3, 2021

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Saw his prime-sponsored HB 1437, titled “Vessel crewmember license,” signed as 46 L 21.

April 14, 2021

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Won reelection to Washington House District 35 Position 2 with 47,618 votes, 56.42%, defeating Darcy Huffman.

November 3, 2020

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Saw his prime-sponsored HR 4658, titled “Seattle NHL hockey team,” adopted by the House.

February 21, 2020

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Saw his prime-sponsored HB 1146, titled “Christmas tree growers,” signed as 206 L 19.

April 30, 2019

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Won reelection to Washington House District 35 Position 2 with 33,320 votes, 51.22%, defeating David Daggett.

November 6, 2018

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Saw his prime-sponsored HR 4609, titled “USS Olympia submarine,” adopted by the House.

January 26, 2017

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Won reelection to Washington House District 35 Position 2 with 35,384 votes, 54.21%, defeating Craig Patti.

November 8, 2016

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Won reelection to Washington House District 35 Position 2 with 27,408 votes, 59.21%, defeating Tammey Newton.

November 4, 2014

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Was appointed to the 777X Legislative Task Force.

September 27, 2013

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Was announced as having been elected Assistant Republican Whip of the Washington House Republican Caucus.

August 13, 2013

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Was appointed to the Joint Committee on Veterans’ and Military Affairs.

August 9, 2013

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Saw his prime-sponsored HB 1209, titled “Christmas tree growers,” signed as 72 L 13.

April 25, 2013

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Won election to Washington House District 35 Position 2 with 32,975 votes, 51.84%, defeating Lynda Ring-Erickson.

November 6, 2012

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Received a Public Disclosure Commission reminder after staff found that untimely surplus-fund expenditure reporting and unauthorized transfers did not warrant further investigation; case 24989 was dismissed.

October 31, 2019

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Received a Public Disclosure Commission reminder about vetting campaign-advertising claims after staff found no evidence supporting a false-statement violation; case 42179 was dismissed.

December 31, 2018

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Received a Public Disclosure Commission reminder about timely reporting after staff found that the alleged reporting delay did not warrant a violation finding or further investigation; case 30831 was closed.

May 3, 2018

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