Statement from Governor Bob Ferguson on 2025 legislative session

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In a statement, Governor Bob Ferguson outlined the critical nature of the 2025 legislative session, which is set to commence on April 29. He emphasized the need to address political issues such as the rainy day fund, which could significantly affect the state’s economic stability. The session will feature discussions involving key political figures, including Donald Trump and several state representatives like Jeff Holy and Lisa Callan. Ferguson noted that the outcomes of this session may impact the housing market and broader economic policies. The legislative agenda will also reflect ongoing political dynamics within the state.

The collaboration among representatives suggests a united front in tackling these challenges. This session is poised to influence Washington state's economic landscape for years to come. With the first presidency of Donald Trump as a backdrop, the stakes are particularly high for legislative outcomes.

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