Posts Tagged ‘Mike Steele’
Numerous Bills Die on Vine After Legislative Committee Cutoff Date
Reps. Keith Goehner and Mike Steele of Washington’s 12th Legislative District talk with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about numerous pieces of legislation which failed to clear their respective committees by this week’s deadline.
Read MoreBill to Curtail Natural Gas Use in WA Igniting Plenty of Controversy
Reps. Keith Goehner and Mike Steele of Washington’s 12th Legislative District talk with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about House Bill 1084, which is causing a firestorm of controversy.
Read MoreReps. Goehner & Steele say 2021’s Virtual Sessions Off to a Rocky Start
Twelfth District State Reps. Keith Goehner and Mike Steele talk with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the unusual circumstances surrounding the start to this year’s legislative sessions.
Read MoreWA Reps. Goehner & Steele Talk Revenue Forecast, House Deadlines & the New State Clam
Washington State Representatives Keith Goehner and Mike Steele talk with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the state’s recently-released revenue forecast, as well as which bills did and didn’t make the House deadline on Wednesday. They also inform about details related to the process of naming a new State Clam.
Read MoreTwelfth District Reps. Busy as House Deadline Approaches
Washington State Representatives Keith Goehner and Mike Steele from the 12th Legislative District talk with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about their recent activities in the House of Representatives as a critical cutoff for bills draws near.
Read MoreToo Many Bills in Olympia? Reps. Goehner & Steele Report Breakneck Pace During Legislative Sessions
WA Reps. Keith Goehner and Mike Steele of the 12th Legislative District talk with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the rapid-fire methods being used to consider policies in the Washington State Legislature, as well as information about spending cuts and B&O taxation.
Read MoreLegislature Wraps On Time With Budget Increase, Local Capital Projects
The State Legislature adjourned its 105-day legislative session after sending Gov. Jay Inslee a new two-year state budget and several revenue bills that pay for increased funding to programs ranging from special education to mental health, as well as a clean energy measure that was a centerpiece of Inslee’s legislative agenda. The budget passed the…
Read More2019 Session: Reps. Steele, Goehner on Start of Session, Committee Appointments
12th District State Representatives Mike Steele and Keith Goehner join Dan Langager every Friday on the KOHO Morning Show during the 2019 legislative session in Olympia. Today they talk about the start of the session and getting started on their committee appointments. Goehner said he’s excited about the honor and challenge of being a state representative…
Read More2018 Session Concludes, Reps. Condotta, Steele Talk Budgets, Bills From Record Session
The Washington Legislature has adjourned its 60-day legislative session. 12th District Representatives Mike Steele and Cary Condotta have joined Dan Langager every Friday on the KOHO Morning Show during the 2018 legislative session in Olympia. Today they put a bow on the session, from passing supplemental budgets, to restarting the Tourism Promotion Board, to how…
Read More2018 Session: Reps. Condotta, Steele Talk Union Dues, Carbon Tax, Public Records
12th District Representatives Mike Steele and Cary Condotta join Dan Langager every Friday on the KOHO Morning Show during the 2018 legislative session in Olympia. Today they talk about the death of the proposed carbon tax, Gov. Inslee’s veto of a controversial public-records act and why House Republicans are against that veto, policy related to whether…
Read More2018 Session: Reps. Condotta, Steele Talk Supplemental Budget, Increased Revenues, Tourism
12th District Representatives Mike Steele and Cary Condotta join Dan Langager every Friday on the KOHO Morning Show during the 2018 legislative session in Olympia. Today they talk about latest revenue projections and where that extra money should go – likely increasing teacher pay and lowering property taxes, as well as bills reinstating the Tourism Promotion…
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