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House Republican Budget Leader Rep. Travis Couture, R-Allyn, warns that Democrats' massive $80 billion budget has the state spending more than it will bring in, leaving taxpayers on the hook. He...
After House Republicans staged an unprecedented fight to try to stop the Democrat’s income tax that included tacking some 80 amendments onto the bill and a debate that went non-stop for...
For nearly 25 hours, Rep. Travis Couture, R- Allyn, stood on the House floor again and again — pushing back against Washington’s first income tax and warning about what it could...
House Republican Budget Leader Rep. Travis Couture, R-Allyn, takes to the House floor to fight Senate Bill 6260, a bill from majority Democrats that slashes $250 million from K-12 education. Couture...
Washingtonians have had the right to elect their own county sheriffs since 1889. Despite a marathon 7-hour debate on the House floor, majority Democrats pushed through a bill to strip that...
House Republicans tried to stop Senate Bill 5925 but were outnumbered. In a feirce debate Wednesday night, Rep. Travis Couture, R-Allyn, sounded the alarm over the dramatic expansion of the AG’s...
During Monday’s House Appropriations Committee, Ranking Republican, Rep. Travis Couture, R-Allyn, took an uncompromising stand against a bill he described as state-sponsored kidnapping. Senate Bill 6184 would let youth shelters and...
House Republican Budget Leader Rep. Travis Couture, R-Allyn, led the fight for Republicans Saturday during the more than nine-hour debate on the majority Democrats’ proposed budget. Couture and House Republicans orchestrated...
Ahead of his no vote on the House-proposed operating budget — House Bill 2289 — House Republican Budget Leader Rep. Travis Couture, R-Allyn, slammed majority Democrat’s nearly $80 billion dollar spending...
On the House floor, Travis Couture, R-Allyn, voted no on HB 2521, arguing the state should not charge people to exercise a constitutional right. ”We don’t charge people to vote. We...
