The House passed the ALERT Act, which I co-led, to address the 2025 collision at Washington National Airport (DCA). The ALERT Act is the next step in delivering on Congress’s safety commitment to the flying public and acting on the NTSB’s 50 safety recommendations.
The House recently passed the ALERT Act, which I co-led, to address the 2025 collision at Washington National Airport (DCA). I look forward to working with my Senate counterparts to get a final bill to the President’s desk.
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I remain focused on supporting local efforts to combat the opioid crisis and save lives. Since 2024, I have introduced four pieces of legislation to fight fentanyl in Northwest Washington. I will continue working to bring funding and resources back to address this crisis.
We need to increase the supply of affordable homes. I have supported efforts to expand affordable housing options and have continued to work with local leaders to bring federal resources back for affordable housing priorities.
My campaign has started door-knocking, and we are listening to voters' concerns. As we move to November, sign up to volunteer and help Democrats across Northwest Washington.
Last week, FEMA announced a Major Disaster Declaration for Washington following the severe storms and flooding that hit our state in December.
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I helped secure $25 million to build the new Poplar Way Bridge in Lynnwood. I will continue delivering federal dollars that create jobs and invest in our communities.
Folks in Northwest Washington deserve to participate in a fair election and have the right to know who is spending money to influence elections.
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GoSkagit: “U.S Rep. Rick Larsen visited Skagit Valley College on Tuesday to talk with interim college President Tom Keegan about the state of the college and Keegan's goals.”
This month, we made some meaningful progress in improving our infrastructure and bringing opportunities back to Northwest Washington.
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I have been all over Northwest Washington – from Edmonds to Anacortes to Bellingham – listening to voters' concerns. It is clear that affordability is at the front of voters’ minds, and we must work to take back the House and address the affordability crisis.
Yesterday, I posted a video regarding the new and improved trail at Veterans Memorial Park in Mountlake Terrace. Here is some behind-the-scenes content detailing the new trail.
My campaign has begun door-knocking! We are excited to meet voters where they are and listen to your most pressing issues.
I recently visited a new and improved trail through Veterans Memorial Park in Mountlake Terrace. I secured federal dollars in 2022 to revitalize the trail while it was in the 2nd Congressional District.
I recently cut the ribbon on the new STAR Center in Sedro-Woolley. Emergency rooms should not be our county’s treatment facilities. This is why the North Star is so important.
I will continue fighting opioid addiction and supporting our law enforcement.
I will continue delivering for Northwest Washington, addressing the affordability crisis, investing in our infrastructure, helping communities recover from flooding and disasters, fighting the opioid crisis, and working to end dark money in our politics.
March marked another busy month. My campaign began our door-knocking efforts across the district. I have been in the community listening to your top concerns and will continue working to deliver for Northwest Washington.
In the FY26 government funding bills, I secured vital funding to combat the opioid epidemic in Northwest Washington. I will keep fighting for legislative solutions to combat the opioid epidemic and save lives in our communities.
I recently toured a new opioid treatment clinic in Everett. The opioid crisis has devastated families and communities in Northwest Washington, and I will keep working for legislative solutions to combat the opioid epidemic and save lives in our communities.
I recently cut the ribbon on Olmstead Park in Sedro-Woolley after securing $500k to help in the park's development. I will continue working to bring federal dollars back home to Northwest Washington.
It’s Opening Day! I am looking forward to a great season, a World Series championship, and a great win against the Guardians tonight to start the season. #TridentsUp
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Health care costs have continued to rise, and with the expiration of the ACA tax credits, these rises have hit Northwest Washington.
I will continue working to lower health care costs across our state and fight for the Washingtonians who benefit from the ACA.
I recently cut the ribbon on the new Star Center in Sedro-Woolley. I will continue working to restore Medicaid funding, fighting opioid addiction, and supporting our law enforcement.
Today marks the anniversary of the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Sixteen years later, the ACA continues to save lives, expand coverage, and have a positive impact on those who sign up.
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My campaign has started door-knocking, and we are listening to voters' concerns. As we move to November, sign up to volunteer and help Democrats across Northwest Washington.
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It was a great day of door-knocking and listening to voters' most pressing issues here in Stanwood with @WADems.org. I look forward to hearing from many more of you this year, and hope to see you on the campaign trail.
