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Rep. Macri on passage of HB 1236, ending no-cause evictions to prevent homelessness | March 8, 2021
Rep. Nicole Macri, D-Seattle, delivers Floor remarks on her bill to protect Washington tenants from being evicted without cause.
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Macri’s just cause eviction bill passes House | March 7, 2021
OLYMPIA—The Washington House of Representatives today passed legislation introduced by Rep. Nicole Macri ending no-cause evictions by requiring landlords to provide rental tenants a legitimate business reason to end their…
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YOU’RE INVITED: Virtual Town Hall | March 5, 2021
Dear Friends and Neighbors, On Saturday, March 13 from 1-2pm, I am hosting a virtual town hall with my 43rd Legislative District seatmates, Rep. Frank Chopp and Sen. Jamie Pedersen….
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Early legislative actions to advance our community’s needs | February 7, 2021
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Advancing racial equity. Addressing the global climate crisis. Responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. Economic recovery. These are the values-based priorities my House Democratic colleagues and I…
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Ask NICOLE 2: Unemployment Insurance Tax Relief & First Step to Recovery | February 2, 2021
Rep. Nicole Macri, D-Seattle, responds to constituent emails on SB 5061, the unemployment insurance tax relief bill, and HB 1368, the first step toward Washington’s community and economic recovery.
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Ask NICOLE 1: Remote Session 101 | January 25, 2021
Rep. Nicole Macri, 43rd Legislative District, begins her “Ask Nicole” series by providing information on how to best connect with lawmakers this session when everybody is working remotely, including how…
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Macri bill will reintroduce familiar, modest middle-income housing options statewide | January 21, 2020
OLYMPIA—Representative Nicole Macri (D-Seattle) on Tuesday introduced new legislation that will re-legalize familiar forms of housing like duplexes, triplexes, and townhomes in single-detached neighborhoods statewide. It will expand modest home…
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Macri introduces “good cause” eviction legislation to protect residential tenants | January 14, 2020
Olympia—Under current Washington law, a residential landlord may evict a tenant for any reason—or no reason—by issuing month-to-month tenants a 20-day no-cause termination notice or by refusing to renew a…
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Statement from Rep. Nicole Macri on New Zealand attack | March 15, 2019
Representative Nicole Macri has released a statement on the attack in New Zealand, which can be found here.
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Rep. Macri legislation requires new publicly-owned vehicles to be electric beginning in 2023 | February 13, 2019
OLYMPIA—State and local governments would be required to purchase only electric vehicles (EVs) with passage of a bill now moving through the Washington legislature. HB 1832 will be considered by…
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THURSDAY: Media availability on eviction reform, affordable housing & homelessness legislative package | February 6, 2019
We are proud to have the support of executives and senior leaders of some of Washington’s leading businesses including Amazon, Expedia, Microsoft, Starbucks, and Alaska Airlines. They recognize just how…
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Media availability on eviction reform, affordable housing & homelessness legislative package | February 5, 2019
WHO: Rep. Nicole Macri, Washingtonians harmed by broken eviction system, local government elected officials seeking affordable housing solutions for their communities, House and Senate Democrats. WHAT: Media availability highlighting Build…
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Rep. Macri: Cleaning up our own house is priority number one | January 24, 2019
OLYMPIA—The state House of Representatives took its first vote today, which was aimed at protecting the legislative community from sexual harassment and bullying. “If we can’t protect our staff here…
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House adds permanence to key tool in fight against homelessness | February 7, 2018
OLYMPIA – After what was unofficially the longest floor debate thus far this year in the state House of Representatives, lawmakers on Wednesday afternoon approved a sweeping bill designed to…
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Local-control legislation would give cities authority to address the crisis of increasing gun violence | January 25, 2018
OLYMPIA — Calling gun violence a public health crisis in Washington state, Rep. Nicole Macri testified before the House Judiciary Committee, Thursday, January 25, on her bill allowing cities, towns,…
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Rep. Nicole Macri tapped as “Emerging Leader” | July 27, 2017
OLYMPIA – The Milbank Memorial Fund and the Reforming State Group have selected state Rep. Nicole Macri to participate in the 2017-18 Emerging Leaders Program. The Fund, established in 1905, designed…
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House votes to retain key tool in effort to end homelessness | May 26, 2017
OLYMPIA – The state House of Representatives gave its OK Thursday (May 25) afternoon to legislation that will provide cities, counties, and the state with tens of millions of dollars…
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“The Stranger” Guest Editorial: Don’t Let Statewide Funding for Homelessness Expire | April 20, 2017
Rep. Nicole Macri WE’RE DAYS AWAY from the end of the 2017 legislative session, and the state legislature has yet to intervene in our statewide homelessness crisis with the positive…
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Joint statement from the members of the LGBT caucus on Washington state’s commitment to a discrimination-free environment for all students | February 23, 2017
The members of the Washington State Legislature’s LGBT caucus jointly released the following statement on Washington’s commitment to ensuring all students have the right to a discrimination-free environment: “Washington’s Superintendent of…
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Joint statement from the members of the LGBT caucus on today’s Ingersoll v. Arlene’s Flowers decision | February 16, 2017
The members of the Washington State Legislature’s LGBT caucus jointly released the following statement on the state Supreme Court’s decision in Ingersoll v. Arlene’s Flowers: “This morning, our state’s highest…
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