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Category: Mari Leavitt

From the Capitol: A proposed budget, respecting public workers, and investing in childcare, housing, and healthcare needs

February 27, 2020

Carrots on display at a farmers market

This week in the Legislature, both the House and Senate announced their proposed budgets. Those budgets covered operating expenses, like schools and state programs, capital expenses, building projects across the… READ MORE

Leavitt Passes Cost of Living Increase for Retirees

February 19, 2020

Retiree talking with friends over coffee

OLYMPIA – At the very end of a long four days of floor debate, Rep. Mari Leavitt, D-University Place, passed her bill to fund cost of living adjustments for retired… READ MORE

Leavitt’s Washington Online Privacy for Minors Bill Passes House

February 18, 2020

OLYMPIA – New protections for children are on their way to becoming law thanks to new legislation passed by the House this morning. Rep. Mari Leavitt, D-University Place, introduced House… READ MORE

From the Capitol: Town Hall, Online Privacy for Children, and Keeping Our Communities Safe

February 12, 2020

Rep. Mari Leavitt speaking on the floor of the House.

It’s week five in the Legislative Session which means we’re halfway done. It also means a lot of bills that were introduced failed to pass the cutoff deadline to get… READ MORE

Leavitt Rail Safety Governance Bill Passes House

February 12, 2020

OLYMPIA – New requirements to prevent another tragedy like the Amtrak derailment in 2017 near DuPont could become law after a bill was passed by the House today. State Representative… READ MORE

MEDIA ADVISORY: Town Hall Meeting with 28th Legislative District State Representatives on Saturday, February 22

February 11, 2020

Who: Rep. Christine Kilduff and Rep. Mari Leavitt What: Town Hall meeting with 28th Legislative District constituents When: Saturday, February 22 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Where: University Place… READ MORE

Protecting Your Child’s Privacy Online: Tuesdays for the 28th

February 11, 2020

Rep. Mari Leavitt talks about her legislation to protect children online by requiring best practices in advertisements and data deletion.

From the Capitol: Healthy families and healthy communities

January 29, 2020

Dear neighbors, As the Legislative Session continues, I am working hard to push forward legislation impacting our district. Last time, I shared some of the work I was doing on… READ MORE

Better nutrition, better budgeting: Tuesdays for the 28th

January 28, 2020

Rep. Mari Leavitt, D-University Place talks about her work to improve access to fruits and vegetables for families as well as a measure she co-sponsored to improve how the Legislature… READ MORE

One week down: Tuesdays for the 28th District with Mari Leavitt

January 22, 2020

The first episode of Tuesdays with the 28th is now available! In this episode, Rep. Mari Leavitt kicks off the 2020 Legislative Session by testifying on six different bills she… READ MORE

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