Inslee makes case for voters to preserve Climate Commitment Act
Washington Governor Jay Inslee signed multiple bills on March 28 at the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 46 headquarters in Kent. While those bills are thus far moving forward, the Climate Commitment Act, a bill Inslee championed, may be repealed if voters opt to send it packing via the November ballot.
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(The Center Square) — At a Monday morning press conference regarding the results of the state’s Climate Commitment Act, Gov. Jay Inslee sought to make a thinly veiled case for why voters should reject an initiative on the November ballot that would repeal the revenue-generating program.
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