Rep. Alicia Rule

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During an election year, there are certain restrictions on my communications to prevent the use of public, state resourc...
05/04/2026

During an election year, there are certain restrictions on my communications to prevent the use of public, state resources for campaign purposes. One of these restrictions is a freeze on this Facebook account, meaning the page will not be updated beginning May 4, 2026, until after the general election in November. Per the Legislative Ethics Board, this page is unable to accept comments during this same time period.

If you have questions or comments about legislative issues, please feel free to continue to contact me using the link below. Thank you!

https://housedemocrats.wa.gov/rule/contact/

I recently sent out my 2026 Session Report to the 42nd District. They should be arriving in the mail any day now. Howeve...
05/04/2026

I recently sent out my 2026 Session Report to the 42nd District. They should be arriving in the mail any day now. However, if you don't receive it or would rather read it online, it is posted on my legislative website here:https://housedemocrats.wa.gov/tmp/sites/65/2026/05/47134__Rule-2026-EOS-mailer-PRINT.pdf

The recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to weaken parts of the federal Voting Rights Act is concerning, albeit not...
05/04/2026

The recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to weaken parts of the federal Voting Rights Act is concerning, albeit not entirely unexpected. That’s why I want to highlight this package of proactive, common sense legislation we advanced this year.

Collectively, these new laws protect the integrity of Washington state elections and the rights of every eligible voter. By getting ahead of issues before they occur, we will be able to prevent discriminatory practices before they happen while ensuring our local elections remain fair and accessible.

To dig deeper into any of these bills, visit: https://leg.wa.gov/bills-meetings-and-session/bills/.

Senate Bill 6019 has been signed into law! This companion bill to my HB 2276 supports our homecare workforce by ensuring...
05/03/2026

Senate Bill 6019 has been signed into law! This companion bill to my HB 2276 supports our homecare workforce by ensuring Medicaid homecare funding supports caregivers AND makes it easier for patients to understand what services are covered. These small changes will culminate into a big effect.

I want to share the following resources that may be helpful to you or someone you may know. Use your smart phone to scan...
05/03/2026

I want to share the following resources that may be helpful to you or someone you may know. Use your smart phone to scan the QR code or visit this link to access all of the resources below: https://bit.ly/4blWSbC

I am pleased to report we delivered significantly for our community this biennium! Over $55 Million have been earmarked ...
05/03/2026

I am pleased to report we delivered significantly for our community this biennium! Over $55 Million have been earmarked for capital projects throughout the 42nd Legislative District. The investments below focus on what matters most: modernizing our public schools, ensuring we are better prepared for the next flooding event, supporting affordable health care, and expanding affordable housing options. Look through the images below to learn more!

Senate Bill 5395, companion legislation to my HB 1566, has been signed into law! This legislation improves transparency ...
05/03/2026

Senate Bill 5395, companion legislation to my HB 1566, has been signed into law! This legislation improves transparency and oversight in the prior authorization process for health care services. This measure ensures prior authorization decisions are made by qualified health care professionals – NOT AI – and establishes clear timelines to prevent delays in medically necessary care.

To my neighbors who were impacted by the December flooding event – I want to share a few more resources with you. First,...
04/29/2026

To my neighbors who were impacted by the December flooding event – I want to share a few more resources with you.

First, ICYMI the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) approved nearly $21 million in federal aid to support flood mitigation efforts in Washington and Oregon. If you sustained losses from the December flooding event, you can apply for FEMA disaster assistance by clicking on the red “APPLY NOW” button here: https://www.disasterassistance.gov/

Next, consider taking a few minutes to review the information and resources listed on http://floodrecovery.wa.gov/. This is the official state website for flood recovery and assistance.

Finally, the Washington State Department of Financial Institutions has a list of financial resources that may be useful to you or a loved one here: https://dfi.wa.gov/flood-resources

We have officially adjourned for the 2026 legislative session, and I’m excited to head back home! Hundreds of constituen...
03/14/2026

We have officially adjourned for the 2026 legislative session, and I’m excited to head back home! Hundreds of constituents have contacted my office to advocate for policies and funding for projects they deeply care about. I appreciate your continued engagement – whether you called my office, sent emails, or postcards. It’s an honor to represent you and our community in Olympia.

If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to contact my office: https://housedemocrats.wa.gov/rule/contact/

Today marks day 54 of our 60 day legislative session and things are moving quickly! On Wednesday I spoke to Senate Bill ...
03/07/2026

Today marks day 54 of our 60 day legislative session and things are moving quickly! On Wednesday I spoke to Senate Bill 5395 on the House floor. This is the companion to my HB 1566, which explores reforms in prior authorization improvements and responsible AI regulation in healthcare all while gathering the data we need to move forward thoughtfully in the future.

To learn more about all of the legislation I’ve proposed this biennium visit: https://bit.ly/rule2026

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Olympia, WA
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