Drew MacEwen

Reps. Drew MacEwen and Derek Stanford explain how a state-and-local partnership can create jobs and build projects to help the health and economic development of our communities for decades to come.

Thank you for allowing me to be your voice in the state Legislature. We’re in the final week of the 60-day session and a lot is taking shape. We voted on the three main supplemental state budgets – operating, capital and transportation – and are continuing to vote on bills...

On a strong bipartisan vote, the House of Representatives approved a plan to put as much as $700 million toward building schools to reduce K-3 class sizes and comply with the state Supreme Court's order to fully fund education.

Reps. Drew MacEwen and Hans Dunshee introduced a plan to give school districts the space they need to accommodate smaller class sizes in grades K-3...

The legislative session is just past the halfway point and we have three short weeks to go until we adjourn on March 13. This week, we passed more than 100 bills out of the House to meet our deadline to move bills over to the Senate for consideration. The House...

A measure to streamline programs that assist current military members and veterans transition into civilian life received unanimous support in the state House of Representatives today. House Bill 2130 was sponsored by 35th District state Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union.

Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union, invites 35th District residents to attend an upcoming town hall meeting in Belfair on Saturday, Feb. 22.

Joshua Parker, a Social Studies teacher at Shelton High School since 2008, was nominated for the Legislature’s Civic Educator of the Year Award by 35th District state Rep. Drew MacEwen. Parker will be honored for his nomination at the state Capitol in Olympia on Feb. 17.

Jessica and Rebecca Schallon, home-schooled sisters from Olympia, served as legislative pages this month for the state House of Representatives. They were sponsored by 35th District Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union.