Hundreds plead with lawmakers for ‘no more taxes’ during rally at Washington state Capitol

Hundreds plead with lawmakers for ‘no more taxes’ during rally at Washington state Capitol

At least 300 people gathered in front of the Legislative Building in Olympia on Tuesday — federal Tax Day — to send state lawmakers a message: “No more taxes.” Read more...

Watchdog says 7 out of 10 GOP lawmakers would gain from tax plan paid for by Medicaid cuts

To honor Tax Day, a watchdog group is highlighting research showing how 70% of congressional Republicans may see personal financial benefit from the party's tax plan, now making its way through Congress, which would likely be paid for in part by deep cuts to Medicaid and through cuts to the Suppleme...

State GOP Lawmakers Move To Slice Taxes While Dems Raise Theirs

State Republican lawmakers across the country are introducing and codifying legislation to cut taxes and ease government spending.

Hundreds rally at state Capitol in Olympia against proposed tax increases - The Daily Chronicle

Hundreds of frustrated Washingtonians rallied on the steps in front of the Legislative Building in Olympia on Tuesday afternoon – Tax Day – to let majority party Democrats know they …

Red States Cut Taxes—Blue States Jack Them Up | The Right Wing Club

Republican-led states are on a tax-cutting spree, while blue states are doing the opposite—and the contrast couldn’t be clearer heading into 2025. Since the midterms, GOP lawmakers have advanced major income tax reductions, property tax relief, and budget reforms in states like Georgia, Idaho, Mississippi, and Utah. Meanwhile, Democrat-controlled legislatures in Maryland, Washington, and Virginia are pushing tax hikes and new fees under the bann…

Sen. Bill Coleman R-Ponca City, District 10

The Senate just concluded another busy week at the Capitol that included passing legislation to gradually eliminate state income taxes. The Senate passed and I supported House Bill 1539, which would put the state on a sound and responsible path to phasing out state income taxes by imposing a 0.25% tax cut every year the state sees at least $300 million in cumulative revenue growth. This legislation now goes back to the House, where several other…