Meet Simone Carter, McClatchy's new WA legislative reporter | The Olympian

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Simone Carter has officially taken on the role of McClatchy's new Washington state legislative reporter, a position vital for keeping the community informed about local governance and legislative changes. She previously worked at the Tacoma News Tribune, covering city government and education. Originally from Texas, Carter's background in political journalism equips her to approach her new role with a well-rounded perspective. Her arrival at McClatchy coincides with a growing demand for detailed local news coverage, essential for public engagement in the legislative process. Carter's experience will enable her to tackle various political topics and deliver insightful reporting on local legislation complexities.

As she embarks on this journey, her commitment to transparency and accountability will be crucial for informing Washington residents about their representatives and legislative actions, highlighting McClatchy's dedication to quality journalism in the Pacific Northwest.

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