Drew MacEwen

Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union, touches on the Internet privacy protection bill, summarizing the measure and sharing his stance. MacEwen also shares his role at the Legislature as session is nearing end, and goes in-depth on certain aspects of the budget such as taxes and funding priorities.

Oakland Bay Junior High students Sebastian Engel and Clairee Waylett recently traveled to Olympia and spent a week serving as pages in the Washington State House of Representatives.

As Yogi Berra once famously said, "It's like déjà vu all over again." As they did in the 2015 session, House Democrats have released an operating budget proposal that calls for billions in new taxes, massive spending increases, and puts more money into the state's regressive levy system. The fact...

Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union, expresses his frustration with partisan tactics used by House Democrats in the release of their budget and what upcoming negotiations could look like on KMAS radio.

Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union, is on KMAS iFiberOne with Jeff Slakey, explaining the Senate Majority Coalition Caucus's budget proposal and some of his thoughts on specific aspects of the budget he agrees and disagrees with. These include property taxes, local levies, and adequately funding education. Rep. MacEwen also shares some...

Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union, discusses a legislation that would create a new agency that would help children and families. MacEwen also talks about his time meeting and greeting constituents and gives  insight on the budget negotiations.

Thirty-Fifth District Sen. Tim Sheldon and Reps. Drew MacEwen and Dan Griffey will be holding a town hall meeting on Thursday, March 23 in Shelton.

It's been a busy month so far, as we've spent much of the past 10 days on the House floor voting on bills — more than 300 in total. Now that house of origin cutoff has passed, bills that were approved by the House head to the Senate, and vice-versa....

Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union, speaks with KMAS' Jeff Slakey about the upcoming house of origin cutoff, as well as his legislation to de-link the state tests from graduation requirements.