Stephen Szczurko-Walton
Commercial HVAC technician; Navy veteran
The gist
- Supports SB 6358 to curb corporate election spending
- Supports universal health care
- Supports a progressive state tax structure including an income tax
- Proposes state preemption to cut red tape on housing construction
- Pledges to defend the Climate Commitment Act's funding
- Proposes more utility regulator authority and grid upgrades
- Supports keeping nuclear among clean power options
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Supports SB 6358 to curb corporate election spending
IssuesCampaign website · Stephen for District 31 · stephen4district31.com
“Work to get corporate money out of Washington elections, starting with SB 6358.”
Supports universal health care
IssuesCampaign website · Stephen for District 31 · stephen4district31.com
“Universal healthcare — more effective than the private insurance market”
Supports a progressive state tax structure including an income tax
IssuesCampaign website · Stephen for District 31 · stephen4district31.com
“Universal healthcare, a state income tax, and state preemption”
Proposes state preemption to cut red tape on housing construction
IssuesCampaign website · Stephen for District 31 · stephen4district31.com
“State preemption to cut red tape on housing construction, so working families have a real path to ownership.”
Pledges to defend the Climate Commitment Act's funding
IssuesCampaign website · Stephen for District 31 · stephen4district31.com
“Already law — Washington's cap-and-invest program for the clean energy transition. I'll defend it against raids on its funding.”
Proposes more utility regulator authority and grid upgrades
IssuesCampaign website · Stephen for District 31 · stephen4district31.com
“Give the Utilities and Transportation Commission real authority to keep pace with how fast our energy needs are changing”
Supports keeping nuclear among clean power options
IssuesCampaign website · Stephen for District 31 · stephen4district31.com
“Keep every safe, clean power source on the table. I operated a Navy reactor for nine and a half years”