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Tag Archives: Jim Moeller
STATEMENT from Rep. Jim Moeller on the transportation budget
“The transportation-budget compromise targets both a renewed emphasis on reforming the system and a renewed push for the most-needed projects that will immediately benefit Washington businesses. Yes, it’s a barebones transportation budget. But it keeps us moving forward with the … Continue reading
Protection approved for the most-vulnerable of our citizens
Stronger protection for Washington men and women least capable of fending for themselves is merely a gubernatorial signature away from becoming the law of the state. A Clark County lawmaker has won full legislative support for his proposal (House Bill … Continue reading
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Capitol Ideas podcast: Speaker Pro Tem Jim Moeller
Rep. Jim Moeller (D-Vancouver) is Speaker Pro Tem of the Washington State House of Representatives. In a new Capitol Ideas interview, he takes listeners onto the podium in the House chamber for a behind the scenes look at the role … Continue reading
Senate passes Moeller’s Kiggins Theatre legislation
OLYMPIA — Score a big one today for Vancouver’s Kiggins Theatre and other small, independent movie houses across the state. The state Senate passed, 27-21, legislation aimed at sending these theaters a helping hand in their earnest struggle against giant … Continue reading
Rep. Jim Moeller’s statements on the operating-budget proposal released this morning by Gov. Jay Inslee:
Gov. Inslee’s budget essentially follows priorities my House Democratic colleagues and I have advanced the past several months. Specifically, his proposal reflects my commitment to our major obligations in: Meeting our constitutional duty to adequately fund basic education, including closing … Continue reading
