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Get your tickets: Bridge to Bridge Fundraiser May 30, 2026
The 26th LD largest annual fundraiser will be in the evening of Saturday, May 30 in Gig Harbor. This is always a key event to raise momentum for the general election, hear from elected officials and gather as a community. This year’s dinner is sponsored by Senator Patty Murray and funds raised go directly to help elect Democrats in the 26th LD.
Tickets are available now at https://secure.actblue.com/donate/202626thldfundraiser
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You’re invited to our 2026 Bridge to Bridge fundraiser in anticipation of the 2026 elections
Join us and hear from:
- Lieutenant Governor Denny Heck
- Congresswoman Emily Randall
Mingle with:
- WA State Senator Deb Krishnadasan
- WA State Representative Adison Richards
- Pierce County Council District 7 Representative Robyn Denson
- and other local Democratic leaders
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Dinner & Drinks – Live Auction – Dessert Dash
Credit card or check please no cash_____
Saturday, May 30th
Volunteer Vern Building at Sehmel Homestead Park
10123 78th Ave NW, Gig Harbor, WA 98332Doors open: 5:15 pm
Program starts: 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
*Takes a few minutes to check in, so come early, grab a drink, find a table and meet your fellow Democrats!_____
Ticket Levels:
- Democracy Champions*: $150
- Friends: $85
- NewGen Democrats (age 35ish and younger): $35
*Democracy Champions receive priority seating with elected officials and 2 complimentary drinks.
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No Kings! — Saturday, March 28
The next No Kings! Day of Action is today Saturday, March 28 from Noon to 2PM.
These peaceful protests and community gatherings are being organized locally by Indivisible chapters.
If you’re looking for ways to plug in:
- Indivisible Gig Harbor — at Point Fosdick Drive and Olympic Drive https://indivisiblegigharbor.org
- Indivisible Bremerton — at Manette Bridge https://bremertonindivisible.org
- Indivisible Port Orchard — at Bethel & Lund https://indivisibleportorchard.org
Community matters. Visibility matters. Showing up matters.
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2026 Legislative Session Update
Washington’s legislative session runs through March 12, with lawmakers focused on passing supplemental budget proposals and advancing key policy bills.
Some of the bills receiving significant attention:
SB 6346 — Millionaire’s Tax
- 9.9% tax on Washington taxable income over $1 million
- Exempts households earning under $1 million
- Revenue intended for education, healthcare, and tax credits like the Working Families Tax Credit
- Passed the Senate on Feb. 16 — now under consideration in the House
- Proposed effective date: January 1, 2028
AI Transparency & Deepfakes
- SB 5984 — Requires chatbots to regularly disclose that users are interacting with AI and adds suicide prevention safeguards
- SB 5886 — Addresses deepfake technology and AI-manipulated media
Immigration Protection Bills
- Immigrant Worker Protection Act — Requires employers to notify workers within 72 hours of planned federal immigration enforcement
- SAFE Act — Requires court orders for federal agents to enter non-public spaces like schools, healthcare facilities, and election offices
You can track bills and learn more at:
https://leg.wa.gov
https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary/
Want to share your story or testify for the legislative agenda? Register here.Learn more
https://senatedemocrats.wa.gov
https://housedemocrats.wa.gov
Cascade PBS: WA Legislature Bills Update
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