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Governor of WA. On a mission to defeat climate change. Early to bed, early to rise, work like hell and organize. Let's go get ‘em:

Bainbridge Island, WA
Joined February 2009

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jul 28

    I entered public service in 1985, fighting for a new public school in Selah. And 35 years later, I’m more dedicated than ever to improving the lives of Washingtonians and creating a stronger, more just future for all of us. Read Trudi and my story:

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    11 hours ago

    How will you know when it’s your turn to get vaccinated? I spoke with ⁦⁩ to find out.

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    I’m joining live in a few minutes on . Tune in.

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  4. Retweeted
    Dec 1

    Tonight, I carried out my duty to sign the certified statewide election results. Thanks to the tireless work of elections staff and volunteers across our state who helped the voices of more than 4 million Washingtonians – the most ever – be counted.

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    Dec 1

    On World AIDS Day, we remember those who lost their lives to this disease.   Thanks to the activists, scientists and leaders who have fought the stigma, made it possible for those with HIV/AIDS to live long, productive lives and will someday soon

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    Dec 1

    More than 700,000 people have now activated WA Notify  - Washington’s COVID-19 notification tool. It is secure, anonymous and quick to set up. Join today ➡️

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    Nov 30

    WATCH: I'm holding a media availability today to talk about WA Notify - Washington's simple, safe and anonymous exposure notification tool. Tune in at 2:30 PM:

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    Nov 30

    We know masks, distancing and limiting interactions slow COVID-19's spread. Today, we’re announcing a new tool – WA Notify. It’s an anonymous exposure notification tool that alerts you if you spent time near another user who tests positive for COVID-19.

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    Nov 27

    On Native American Heritage Day, we celebrate the many contributions and rich culture of Native American peoples. Washington is lucky to learn from, and partner with, the many strong tribal leaders and communities in our region.

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    Nov 26

    And thank you, Trudi, for making the most delicious Thanksgiving pies. I am a lucky governor.

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    Nov 26

    This year has been hard. It has brought unprecedented challenge, loss and hardship to our state.   But know this: I have never been more proud to be a Washingtonian. And as your governor, I have a lot to be thankful for. ⤵️

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  12. Retweeted
    Nov 25

    Thank you for staying home. Thank you for staying safe.

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    Nov 24
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    Nov 24

    Gatherings have grave consequences right now. Stay safe. Protect the people you love. Keep to your immediate household.

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  15. Nov 23

    Congratulations . He is an excellent choice to be the Special Envoy for Climate. By choosing a leader with such international esteem, President-Elect  has again demonstrated his deep commitment to follow science to save our planet and create millions of jobs.

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  16. Retweeted
    Nov 21

    Breaking with tradition, Trudi and I will celebrate Thanksgiving alone this year. Our usual touch football will just be a game of catch. Thanks to all of you who are doing likewise to flatten the curve.

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  17. Retweeted
    Nov 20

    This will provide some relief to Washingtonians. But Congress, and Congress alone has the ability to provide relief at the size and scale we need. The more time wasted, the more people suffer and the longer it will take for our economy to recover.

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    Nov 20

    Here’s the breakdown: ✅ $70 million in business grants ✅ $30 million in business loans ✅ $20 million in rental assistance ✅ $15 million in utility payment assistance

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    Nov 20

    Washingtonians across the state are hurting due to COVID-19. Today, we’re announcing $135 million in financial support to help families, businesses and workers get by.

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  20. Retweeted
    Nov 20

    Every single loss caused by COVID-19 is devastating. No one should have to lose a parent, a partner, a family member to this preventable virus. We can stop COVID-19, but we need everyone to do their part.

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  21. Nov 19

    We will not give in to this virus. Public health measures can help stop the spread and save lives.

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