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Washington State Reps. Jesse Young, R-Gig Harbor, and Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, have released their plan to help kick start Washington's economy when the state does finally reopen for business. Young and Walsh are calling their...
Washington State Reps. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, and Jesse Young, R-Gig Harbor, issued the following joint statement regarding residential construction amid the coronavirus crisis. In their remarks, the lawmakers refer to documents...
Rep. Jesse Young, R-Gig Harbor, joined a local delegation of Pierce and Kitsap County elected officials, Friday, to send a letter to the Governor asking for a temporary suspension of tolls...
The supplemental operating budget proposal that passed the Washington State House of Representatives on February 28 included $600,000 in additional funding for the South Kitsap School District. The funding would be an additional...
With the latest state revenue forecast projecting a $2.4 billion budget surplus, House Republican budget leaders have introduce a bill to provide $1 billion in tax relief for Washington's working families....
Rep. Jesse Young will be hosting four separate town hall meetings throughout the 26th District on Friday, Feb. 21 and Saturday, Feb. 22. “Keeping promises is important and I've strived to...
In an effort to ease privacy fears for drivers throughout Washington, Rep. Jesse Young has introduced two bills, along with two constitutional amendments, that would set the bar for legislation regarding...
Barkis: “We have put solutions on the table that would respect the will of the voters and meet future transportation needs.” Washington House Republicans have unveiled a plan that would implement...
Elected service calls for a principled courage that rises above personal and political differences. Citizens choose their representatives for varying reasons, but foundational to their choice is the expectation that...
Rep. Jesse Young co-sponsors privacy legislation to protect bump stock buy-back program participants
A recent public records request to the Washington State Patrol asking for the names and addresses of citizens who voluntarily turned in their bump stocks as part of the state's buy-back...
