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• Update from the capitol | April 5, 2019

  The State Budget The state House of Representatives is currently working on the budget for the 2019-2021 biennium. Nothing is set in stone at this point, but these items are… READ MORE

• Telephone Town Hall and Funding Construction at UW-Bothell | March 29, 2019

  Friends, Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 1st District in-person town hall last Saturday. Turnout was great and we were happy to see all of you there…. READ MORE

• My statement on the shootings in New Zealand. | March 19, 2019

  I was horrified to hear of the events that took place in Christchurch, New Zealand last week. This was a tragedy and my thoughts continue to be with those who… READ MORE

• Update from the capitol | March 15, 2019

  Making progress on legislation Five of the bills I introduced this session have passed through the House! These bills include: HB 1071: This bill is designed to ensure Washington consumers… READ MORE

• Update from the capitol | March 1, 2019

  Addressing gambling addiction in Washington Gambling addiction is a curse that has affected many households in Washington. Some people have lost their entire life savings to their addiction and just… READ MORE

• Update from the capitol | February 19, 2019

  Privacy in your technology Last week I introduced House Bill 2046 to improve the transparency of how corporations are selling, commercializing, and monetizing your data. Technology is increasingly becoming a… READ MORE

• Update from the capitol | February 18, 2019

  Privacy in your technology Last week I introduced HB 2046 to improve the transparency of data collection from personal devices. As time moves forward, technology is becoming a more integral… READ MORE

• Update from the capitol | February 2, 2019

  Bring in the robots! This week my bill HB 1325 had its first hearing!  I created HB 1325 to regulate and encourage the use of Personal Delivery Devices (PDDs) on… READ MORE

• Washington lawmakers considering rules for robotic deliveries | January 30, 2019

  The future, it turns out, makes a quiet whirring sound. With little more fanfare than the soft buzz of its motor, a new kind of vehicle rolled down a concrete… READ MORE

• Kloba bill offers faster police training to Washington | January 25, 2019

  OLYMPIA – Rep. Shelley Kloba, D-Kirkland, has introduced a bill, House Bill 1253, to get new police recruits into training faster than what is currently required by state law.  The… READ MORE