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WA Senate Republicans reveal proposed 'no-drastic-cuts' budget

WA state Sen. Chris Gildon, the operating-budget leader for Senate Republicans, explained Tuesday how lawmakers could fix the deficit without raising taxes.

Yahoo · 2d

Senate Republicans unveil budget proposal they say is a 'third way'

Republicans in the Washington Senate unveiled a budget plan Tuesday they say will address the state's budget deficit without increasing taxes. With Democrats in control in both legislative chambers and the governor's mansion,

The Columbian · 1d

WA Senate Republicans unveil budget proposal they say is a ‘third way’

Republicans in the Washington Senate unveiled a budget plan Tuesday they say will address the state’s budget deficit without increasing taxes.

The Center Square on MSN · 2d

WATCH: Washington Senate GOP unveils 'no new taxes' budget proposal

Senate Republicans unveiled a budget proposal Tuesday that they contend closes the state’s shortfall without raising the tax burden on Washingtonians or dipping into the state’s rainy-day fund. “It is a budget that lives within our means but also delivers the services our folks need around the state,

FOX 13 Seattle on MSN · 2d

WA Senate GOP proposes answers to budget shortfall

Washington Senate Republicans say they have a way to close the state's multi-billion dollar budget gap without raising any new taxes.

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Washington State Gambling With Money They Can’t Afford To Lose

A budget deficit is looming over Washington State. The size of that deficit is unknown, but depending on who you ask, and ...

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Gov. Bob Ferguson to discuss budget proposals to address WA’s multibillion-dollar deficit

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson is scheduled to discuss budget proposals — including roughly $4 billion in savings and government efficiencies — at a press conference Thursday, Feb. 27. Ferguson is ...

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Sequins and small bites: Governor’s inaugural ball gives Olympia a chance to dress up and celebrate

It has been a busy week in Olympia; the first day of session kicked off Jan. 13. Gov. Jay Inslee delivered his final address the next day, and afterward his official portrait was revealed.

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