Lawmakers prepare for first in-person session since 2020
Left to right, EASC Director of Governmental Relations Rashma Agarwal, Sen. Marko Liias, D-Everett, Rep. Carolyn Eslick, R-Sultan, Rep. elect Sam L...
Left to right, EASC Director of Governmental Relations Rashma Agarwal, Sen. Marko Liias, D-Everett, Rep. Carolyn Eslick, R-Sultan, Rep. elect Sam Low, and Rep. Brandy Donaghy, D-Everett talk on a panel during the Economic Alliance Snohomish County 2023 Legislative Kick-off on Thursday, at Hotel Indigo in Everett. (Annie Barker / The Herald) More homes, less homelessness, a Blake ruling fix and an assault weapons ban are among the issues to watch. OLYMPIA — Washington's 147 citizen legislators return to the state Capitol on Monday for the 2023 session.