Katy Cornell
Nonprofit leader, small-business owner and pastor
The gist
- Proposes reversing the sales tax expansion to services (ESSB 5814)
- Opposes an income tax, especially on LLC pass-through income
- Proposes reducing regulations and impact fees on housing
- Proposes extending clean-energy (CETA) deadlines
- Supports court-mandated treatment for repeat offenders in crisis
- Proposes reforming the benefits cliff for people getting raises
- Supports roads, bridges and ferries without higher taxes
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Proposes reversing the sales tax expansion to services (ESSB 5814)
PlatformCampaign website · Friends of Katy Cornell · katycornell.com
“Work to reverse ESSB 5814 and the expansion of sales taxes on services”
Opposes an income tax, especially on LLC pass-through income
PlatformCampaign website · Friends of Katy Cornell · katycornell.com
“Oppose the income tax especially in pass through income on LLCs”
Proposes reducing regulations and impact fees on housing
PlatformCampaign website · Friends of Katy Cornell · katycornell.com
“Reduce costly regulations, impact fees, and red tape driving up housing prices”
Proposes extending clean-energy (CETA) deadlines
PlatformCampaign website · Friends of Katy Cornell · katycornell.com
“Extend CETA energy deadlines to prevent skyrocketing utility costs and future blackouts”
Supports court-mandated treatment for repeat offenders in crisis
PlatformCampaign website · Friends of Katy Cornell · katycornell.com
“Support court-mandated treatment options for repeat offenders in crisis”
Proposes reforming the benefits cliff for people getting raises
PlatformCampaign website · Friends of Katy Cornell · katycornell.com
“Reform the "benefits cliff" so people are not punished for getting raises or returning to work”
Supports roads, bridges and ferries without higher taxes
Candidate statement, Online Voters' Guide, November 3, 2026 General ElectionProvided by the campaign · Washington Secretary of State (statement written by the candidate) · voter.votewa.gov
“support roads, bridges, and ferries, and ensure the government serves people effectively through smarter spending, not higher taxes”