Marie Gluesenkamp Perez

This stone apple, carved from Tenino Sandstone, is my contribution to the Congressional 250th Anniversary Time Capsule. Tenino Sandstone makes up the history of both my district and my family. My ...

I'm proud to stand with AWPPW in supporting the request to extend pay continuation for the dedicated workers of Nippon Dynawave. https://t.co/09OHRi1upl

Yeah, someone should do something... https://t.co/dZG4GYhTMD https://t.co/sNH42Wtvwc

The permitting-industrial complex in this country has become so bloated that even when people are ready to take on big projects, they get caught up in years of delays and lawyers’ fees. The result ...

It takes a lot of skill and sweat to make a good living out in the woods. At the Pulp and Paperworkers Resource Council, you meet a lot of people who do just that. It was a privilege to welcome th...

Quilting is more than fabric and thread. It tells the story of American life, passed down through generations of creativity, resilience, and community. I’m excited to announce the Congressional Qui...

Every day I am so proud to represent Southwest Washington and the incredible community we have here. Happy 250th America. https://t.co/Xe0XBububG

There has been a mill in Raymond for over a hundred years and it is a core part of the make-up of Pacific County. Recently, I got a chance to see the Weyehaeuser mill and my visit was a look into w...

Thanks for bringing attention to miscarriage @PamelaBrownCNN and @CNNSitRoom. These aren’t easy conversations to have, but things won’t get better if we don’t talk–and that’s crazy because 1 in 4 ...

When you buy something, you should actually own it. This is a country of skilled, capable people, and we should be able to fix our own stuff. Right to Repair is one of the main reasons I ran for of...

I’m relieved the Supreme Court is not interfering with Washington’s mail-in ballot system. If you work a shift job, have young kids, or live out in the woods, you can’t just knock off for the day t...

Local meat production means more local jobs and a sense of pride in knowing where our food comes from. I got a chance to tour Rainier Pure Beef in Woodland to better understand how I can support l...

And they're the tastiest apple to add to a school lunch

My office just passed a huge milestone. We’ve returned $8 million to members of our community since the beginning of 2025. If you’re having a problem with the VA, IRS, or other government service,...

Mothers across this country know how complicated pregnancy is, and that no two are the same. Four years after the Dobbs decision, women are dying from sepsis, hemorrhage, and ectopic pregnancy comp...

My bipartisan legislation shields ratepayers and utilities from having to cover the cost of PFAS cleanups. Our utilities didn’t profit from the manufacture or use of PFAS, and ratepayers don’t want...

Behind every plate of food in America, there’s a farmer with a fresh sunburn and a second mortgage. Our farmers are getting up every day and doing the generational work of building prosperous land ...

Our local small businesses deserve a predictable regulatory environment and a skilled workforce. That starts with getting shop class back in junior high. Thank you to the Lower Columbia Contractors...

The health of our nation is married to the wealth of our soil and generational stewardship of our land. When farmland is split up to pay tax bills, it disrupts the generational work that it takes t...

My district has more ports than any other district west of the Mississippi, and if there’s one thing every port knows, it’s that the cost of dredging is getting out of hand. And too much of that co...