AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection Fallout: Washington Democrats swept key races, putting supermajorities within reach in both legislative chambers. Voters kept the millionaires tax and approved Initiative 638, which bars transgender girls from girls’ school sports. Jaelynn Scott won a Seattle-area House seat and is set to become the state’s first openly transgender legislator. Schools & Tech: Seattle Public Schools is blocking Gemini and Minecraft and restricting YouTube for younger students, as parents press for stronger classroom AI rules. Public Safety: A Spokane County deputy was killed and another critically wounded in a shootout near Spangle; authorities say the suspect and two other people also died. Jobs & Growth: Amazon is cutting 95 Washington jobs, including two in Pasco, while plans for data centers in the state draw calls for more oversight. Transportation: A major Spokane freeway project is taking shape after decades of delays, and Seattle voters backed renewing a transit tax measure.
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