Senate Democrats want to raise billions in revenue ahead of formal budget announcement
Senate Democrats have unveiled a plan to raise billions of dollars amid a deep budget shortfall by taxing Washington’s wealthiest residents through what is called a "financial intangibles tax," allowing property tax increases to be set by inflation and population growth,
Today's Headlines: WA Senate Dems float new taxes to balance cuts, ID House kills two more budgets
Postal workers protest potential privatization, Senate Dems say mix of new taxes and spending cuts will balance WA's budget, Idaho budget fight extends legislative session, and Zags beat fellow Bulldogs to advance in March Madness.
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Democrats were stuck between two choices they despised: Vote for a funding bill that reflects Republican spending priorities ...
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