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Reps. Matt Marshall and Andrew Barkis provide a comprehensive review of the 2026 legislative session in this newsletter to their constituents in the 2nd District.

May 1, 2026

Washington is spending hundreds of thousands of tax dollars to study race-based reparations, while money to help crack down on organized retail crime was vetoed by the governor. For people trying...

April 22, 2026

Washington’s political class pretends it can pile on new taxes without consequence, but the numbers — and the moving vans — tell a different story.  A new 9.9% tax on personal...

March 20, 2026

In the nearly 25-hour battle House Republicans waged in an attempt to stop the Democrats’ income tax, Rep. Matt Marshall, R-Eatonville, fought with multiple amendments highlighting the constitutionality problems with the...

March 12, 2026

After a record-long nearly 25 hour debate to try to stop Democrats’ passage of an income tax, Rep. Matt Marshall, R-Eatonville, delivers a fierce final passage speech to highlight the problems...

March 12, 2026

Rep. Matt Marshall, R-Eatonville, blasted Democratic lawmakers for pushing through what he called a historic and dangerous shift in Washington’s tax system: a 9.9% state income tax on income above $1...

March 10, 2026

During a more than 7 hour debate on Senate Bill 5974, Rep. Matt Marshall, R-Eatonville, warns against the potential fallout of the bill that would allow the decertification and removal of...

March 5, 2026

There are times when more isn’t better. It’s just more. This is one of those times. Democratic legislators are pushing Senate Bill 5981, which would expand a little-known federal drug discount program...

March 5, 2026

Rep. Matt Marshall, R-Eatonville, is inviting 2nd District residents to attend a town hall meeting in Eatonville on the evening of Thursday, March 12, shortly after the 2026 legislative session adjourns...

March 4, 2026

Rep. Matt Marshall says the $80 billion budget passed by House Democrats over the weekend leaves taxpayers carrying long-term risk while government spending continues to grow. Marshall, R-Eatonville, who serves on...

March 2, 2026