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The dwindling caucus of business-friendy Democrats in the state Legislature got some encouraging news Monday with a text from Rep. Amy Walen, D-Kirkland: “Yes, I’m running.”
Plus the transportation tab rises, a word-nerd fight on the income tax, and some recommended reading
As he signed Washington’s first income tax law in nearly 100 years, Gov. Bob Ferguson took great pains to remind everyone that the “millionaire’s tax” as written doesn’t apply to anyone who isn’t pulling down seven figures a year.
Plus nixing noncompetes, reining in spam, and tax relief for dying rich
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Veteran political journalist, recovering hired communications gun, writing about politics, government and the influence thereof in Washington State.
Poynter-Koch Media 2020 Fellow reporting for The Washington Observer on housing + labor + politics in the Evergreen State. E: [email protected] www.thetimgruver.com
A lifelong journalist in Washington and legacy media refugee with an interest in politics, policy and influence. A UW grad, Michigan fellow and amateur potter.
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