AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth Care: Washington’s attorney general is fighting to protect Medicaid coverage as federal cuts threaten millions; a Cantwell report says state hospitals could lose $6 billion. Election 2026: Voters face a fight over I-645, which would repeal the new tax on income above $1 million. Gov. Bob Ferguson warns repeal could endanger child-care subsidies. Students and Schools: Initiatives on parental rights and student protections are drawing sharply opposing arguments, while a Camas athlete dispute has pushed transgender sports eligibility into the statewide spotlight. Local Governance: Seattle approved a permit program for RV parking and stricter parking rules amid debate over housing and support for unhoused residents. Courts: Cowlitz County Superior Court candidates Jill Karmy and Jacob Lervold are outlining how they would manage a projected county budget shortfall. Downtown Revitalization: Port Angeles’ waterfront district earned Washington Main Street designation, opening access to a tax-credit program intended to support local businesses and downtown renewal.
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