Jessica Bateman

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Voting-record position-0.266
CoverageJan 11, 2021 to Dec 13, 2022
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Jessica Bateman

@jessdbateman

Democratic WA House

RT @KellyO: New: President Biden's calls with Zelenskyy and experts on nuclear energy safety. https://t.co/s6waeXfnVR

Energy

Jessica Bateman

@jessdbateman

Democratic WA House

<U+201C>The new data does point to some ways that local governments can reduce emissions, such as sourcing more electricity from renewable sources or retrofitting existing homes to be more energy efficient.<U+201D> (5/8)

Energy

Jessica Bateman

@jessdbateman

Democratic WA House

HB 1046 – this is a community solar bill that Rep. Doglio sponsored last year. Unfortunately, due to the budget ramifications of Covid-19, it was vetoed. This bill brings it back, and makes improvements to get clean energy access to all Washingtonians and low-income people.

Energy