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I hope you are enjoying our beautiful spring weather. I wanted to reach out to you one more time before election-year communication limits begin on May 4. Town hall recap: Affordability...
The 2026 legislative session concluded last month, and a lot was packed into 60 days. My focus throughout session was on how actions in Olympia impact everyone in the 25th District,...
Rep. Cyndy Jacobsen, Rep. Michael Keaton and Sen. Chris Gildon provide their constituents with a 2026 Legislative Session Review newsletter that was mailed in April, 2026.
Rep. Cyndy Jacobsen, R-Puyallup, spoke on the House floor against House Bill 2442, which expands local government taxing authority, including property taxes. “The bill allows local governments the option to raise...
Rep. Cyndy Jacobsen, R-Puyallup, and Rep. Michael Keaton, R-South Hill, issued a joint statement after the House passed Senate Bill 6346, to enact Washington’s first income tax. After a record-long 24½...
After more than 24 consecutive hours of debate in the House, Rep. Cyndy Jacobsen, R-Puyallup, spoke against Senate Bill 6346, which enacts Washington’s first income tax. Jacobsen said she is concerned...
Rep. Cyndy Jacobsen, R-Puyallup, spoke in the House Finance Committee against Senate Bill 6231, which removes a tax exemption on equipment replacement for data centers. Jacobsen said a data center in...
Rep. Cyndy Jacobsen, R-Puyallup, spoke in support of property tax relief during House floor debate on House Bill 5998, the supplemental operating budget. “It might make a person delay retirement,” Jacobsen...
Rep. Cyndy Jacobsen, R-Puyallup, said in the House Finance Committee that she opposes enacting the first income tax in Washington history because it will harm the state’s economy and is built...
We are over halfway through the legislative session! Tuesday evening was the deadline for most bills, except for budget matters, to be voted out of the chamber they started in. So,...









