Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This episode reviews bills in the legislature that would increase property taxes and give homeless individuals the right to sue the state for use of public property.

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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This episode goes over the new plans in the state of Washington for education, debunking myths and showing the path forward.

Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This episode highlights a few bills in the first legislative session such as a bill to give farmers tax relief and driverless cars...drivers?

Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This episode highlights the bad wealth tax proposal that people on the left and the right agree would be a disaster for Washington, plus the Sixth Court of Appeals decision that guts national net neutrality rules.

Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This episode highlights how a recent Seattle Times article posits how the latest carbon credit auction saw prices raise, due to the failure of I-2117 to pass - exactly what WPC had been saying BEFORE the election!

Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This episode highlights how vehicular sales taxes are being levied on farm equipment, adding unnecessary pressure on farmers who are already being squeezed, as well as the City of Tacoma enforcing a grease trap requirement on small business restaurants that has the potential to bankrupt them!

Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This episode highlights the confusing language of the ballot initiatives, the fallout of the Boeing strike, and introduction to our new Education Director!

Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This episode highlights the ballot initiatives all Washington voters will weigh in on.

Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This episode highlights Mark Harmsworth talking through Washington's abysmal small business numbers and Todd Myers addressing claims of lowering air quality, fuel prices, and more regarding the CCA repeal.

Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from Coles Center for Transportation Director Charles Prestrud on the cost overruns on Seattle's Link Light Rail.