With the exception of education policy, there’s probably no other issue where states’ rights are paramount than when it comes to the health of its residents. Congress is currently considering…
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Limiting the height of houses on small lots

Earlier this week, the Seattle City Council voted to restrict heights and give neighbors advance notice of any construction on lots smaller than 3,200 square feet – a huge victory…
Listen to Rep. Seaquist’s telephone town hall

Rep. Larry Seaquist held a telephone town hall with 26th district constituents on May 19, 2014. If you missed it, click on the image below for the audio file.
Sound Transit drill won’t be another Bertha

KIRO-7 TV By Henry Rosoff SEATTLE, Wash. — There is another drill that’s about to dig under Seattle streets. However, Sound Transit is promising their 21-foot drill that will dig…
Crowdfunding: Rep. Habib got there first
A legal action filed last week by state Attorney General Bob Ferguson was described in one newspaper account as “taking consumer protection to the next frontier: crowdfunding.” If so, it’s…