IWN Press Releases
IWN Press Release & Media Statement Archive
IWN’s press releases and statements are listed here in date order from newest to oldest.
Millionaires Tax Supporters Say “CON” List Padded With Falsified Names, Identity Impersonations; Call on House Chief Clerk and Attorney General to Investigate
Supporters of the Millionaires Tax who were fraudulently signed in “con” for tomorrow’s House Finance Committee hearings are calling on Chief House Clerk Dean and Attorney General Nick Brown to launch an investigation.
Union Leaders Hail Senate’s Historic Passage of Millionaires Tax, Urge House to Continue Momentum
Today the Washington State Senate voted 27-22 for the Millionaires Tax, an historic step in fixing the state’s regressive tax system with a 9.9% tax on earnings over $1 million. Union leaders celebrated the outcome and called on House leaders to continue the momentum.
800+ Healthcare Workers, Teachers, Parents, and More from Across Washington Rally in Olympia to Support Millionaires Tax
More than 800 advocates from all corners of Washington state rallied on the steps of the capitol in Olympia today in support of the proposed Millionaires Tax (SB 6346). The bill, approved by the Senate Ways & Means Committee on Monday, is pending in the Senate Rules committee, which sends bills to the floor for a vote.
NEW POLL: 60% of Washingtonians Support Millionaires Tax - Even Mega-Millionaires Say They Should Pay It
Millionaires Tax Testimony, Polling Show Strong Public Support For SB 6346
A new polling memo shows Washingtonians overwhelmingly support fixing Washington’s upside down tax code, with 60% supporting the Millionaires Tax to fund education and health care.
Senate Bill (SB 6346) Will Make Mega-Millionaires Pay What They Owe Washington State Families For Education & Healthcare
“We are thrilled to see legislators champion a measure that will help Washington State meet the needs of working families by asking mega-millionaires and billionaires to pay a little more. This is a smart step towards balancing Washington’s upside down tax code while funding schools, healthcare, and other necessities people are struggling to afford.”