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As April comes to a close, homeowners are feeling the financial hit of scraping together enough money to pay property taxes. Despite a reported “1% cap” on property tax growth, their...
As I prepare to return to Olympia for the 2026 legislative session, I have been hearing your concerns. The primary issue for most people is the difficulty of making ends meet...
Thank you for the honor of serving as your voice in the Washington State Legislature. Since my last update two months ago, I’ve been actively engaged across our district and state,...
As we approach our nation’s 249th Anniversary, let us be grateful for the wisdom and vision of our founding fathers who created this nation where we have the right to “life,...
In the halls of Olympia, a fierce battle is raging over the future of taxes and spending in Washington state. As a Republican representative, I’m fighting to protect taxpayers from what...
Rep. John Ley, R-Vancouver, speaks on the House floor in favor of an amendment that would preserve the 1% cap on property taxes as part of the majority part’s budget proposal....
We’ve hit an important cutoff date as we close week six of the 2025 legislative session. Friday, Feb. 21, is policy cutoff, meaning it’s the last day for most bills to...
On Tuesday, the House Environment and Energy Committee unanimously passed House Bill 1857 from Rep. John Ley, which would help businesses and labor groups reduce the cost of construction. The bill...
