Drew MacEwen

A bill sponsored by Rep. Drew MacEwen to change high school assessment and graduation requirements was signed into law by the governor Friday.

Although we still have more work to do before we adjourn sine die, the Legislature finally adopted a 2017-19 operating budget on Friday after 172 days of session. There are many things to like in the $43.7 billion budget, including the fact it's probably the most bipartisan spending plan I've...

In a 94-0 vote Tuesday, the House passed a bill sponsored by Rep. Drew MacEwen that would change testing requirements for high school graduation to enable more students to graduate on time.

Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union, says the Legislature must focus on restoring Washingtonians' confidence in the institution, and provides three solutions to make that happen.

Rep. Drew MacEwen provides a legislative email update. Topics include the upcoming special session, Navy Appreciation Day and the House Page Program.

Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union, is on KMAS with Jeff Slakey, and gives his opinion on the end of the legislative session and whether or not the Legislature will continue into special session. MacEwen also discusses specific legislation he worked on this session such as theatrical wrestling legislation.

Rep. Drew MacEwen provides a short update on the 2017 legislative session and introduces foreign exchange students Monika and Hanna, who recently served in the House Page Program.

Monika Motyka from Poland and Hanna Bluem from Germany were sponsored by Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union, as House pages last week.

Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union, is on KMAS with Jeff Slakey with special guest pages and foreign exchange students Hanna Bluem and Monika Motyka. MacEwen's guests share their experiences working at the Legislature and their time spent as students at North Mason High School.