Stephanie McClintock
Stephanie McClintock
Legislative District 18
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Majority party increases state spending again, backed by billions in new taxes | Legislative update from Rep. Stephanie McClintock
It’s great to be back home in Southwest Washington after spending the last three and a half months in Olympia. As with any legislative session, there were pros and cons, with some positive policies making it to the governor’s desk. But unfortunately, this session will be remembered for the largest tax increase in Washington state... Read more » -
Please join us for our combined town hall meeting this Saturday in Battle Ground
I want to invite you to join me and my fellow 18th District state legislator Rep. John Ley for a combined town hall meeting with 20th District lawmakers, Rep. Ed Orcutt and Rep. Peter Abbarno, on Saturday, May 3, in Battle Ground. The 2025 legislative session just concluded on April 27 and there is a... Read more » -
Representatives from the 18th and 20th Districts to hold combined town hall on May 3
Clark County residents will have the opportunity to meet their legislators at a combined Legislative Town Hall scheduled with Reps. Stephanie McClintock and John Ley of the 18th Legislative District and 20th District lawmakers, Rep. Ed Orcutt and Rep. Peter Abbarno, on Saturday, May 3, in Battle Ground. The four lawmakers will review the 2025... Read more » -
Governor signs Rep. Stephanie McClintock’s teenage workforce bill into law
A bill from Rep. Stephanie McClintock to give teenagers the right to work more hours while still in high school will officially become law next year after being signed by the governor on Monday. House Bill 1121, which received unanimous approval in the House and overwhelming support in the Senate, will allow 16- or 17-year-old... Read more » -
Survey results are in and save the date for our next town hall | Legislative update from Rep. Stephanie McClintock
We are nearing the finish line of the 2025 legislative session, but we still have important, unfinished business, namely passing the state’s three spending budgets. As I shared in my last update, the majority party’s proposals include major tax increases. To that end, I asked for your input by completing a survey about these new... Read more » -
18th District lawmakers ensure vital funding for projects in Southwest Washington are included in proposed 2025-27 House capital budget
This week, the Washington State House of Representatives unveiled its proposed 2025-27 capital budget, House Bill 1216. The $7.63 billion spending plan is focused on K-12 school construction, public infrastructure, behavioral health facilities, affordable housing, and economic development. As part of the budget, Rep. Stephanie McClintock and Rep. John Ley worked to secure more than... Read more » -
Ridgefield high school student joins Rep. Stephanie McClintock as a House page
Rep. Stephanie McClintock hosted Ridgefield High School student, Julia Smith as a House page in Olympia in the state House of Representatives during the week of Mar. 23-28. During her time at the state Capitol, Julia assisted representatives on the House floor and spent time helping Rep. McClintock, R-Vancouver, with some of her legislative duties.... Read more » -
Do you agree with the Democrats’ new tax proposals? Take my legislative survey: Rep. Stephanie McClintock
As we enter the final weeks of the 2025 legislative session, Democrats in the House and Senate have recently released comprehensive new tax proposals that will impact everyone in Washington. Ranging from $15 to $20 billion, if either House or Senate Democratic proposals is enacted, it would be the largest tax increase in Washington state’s... Read more » -
Good and bad bills that survived the House of Origin Cutoff: Legislative Update from Rep. Stephanie McClintock
The 2025 legislative session is heading into its last several weeks, with the final gavel scheduled for April 27. Last week, was House of Origin cutoff, when all bills had to be passed out of their original chamber to stay alive, except for bills considered necessary to implement the budget. We spent hours debating and... Read more » -
Legislation from Rep. Stephanie McClintock to enhance teenage work hours unanimously passes the House
On Monday, the Washington State House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill from Rep. Stephanie McClintock to allow teenagers to work more hours while still in high school. Under House Bill 1121, 16—or 17-year-old minors could work as many hours during the school year as they can during summer, school vacations, or holidays if they... Read more »