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<h2>Rebecca Saldaña: A relentless advocate for working people</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/54f4a069-f10e-4e75-8b1c-e9ca8c152ba0/75321ad9-d62e-43b6-90c8-507c64509270/75321ad9-d62e-43b6-90c8-507c64509270.jpg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C169%2C1430%2C1631&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="In 2023, Rebecca beat cancer while serving us in the State Senate." align="right" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">In 2023, Rebecca beat cancer while serving us in the State Senate.<h3>Daughter of immigrants. Cancer survivor. Union organizer.&nbsp;</h3>As State Senator, Rebecca has been a relentless advocate for us. She sponsored legislation to tax wealthy corporations and better fund public services, ensure all communities are safe from harmful environmental impacts, build a stronger and more equitable transportation system, raise wages, increase benefits, and protect every worker's rights.Now more&nbsp;than ever we need leaders at the local level who not only share our values, but who know how to take on the system that is rigged against us and win.&nbsp;Rebecca is running for King County Council to continue her fight to&nbsp;tax the ultra-wealthy so that those most disadvantaged don’t continue to bankroll billionaires and corporations. . She'll build on the laws she passed in the State Senate to make safer, healthier communities, where every child can thrive free from toxic pollution and fear of gun violence. And she'll support affordability for all, fighting for a vibrant future where housing is abundant, public transit is reliable, fast and free, small businesses can survive, and every community gets the investments they deserve.

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Daughter of immigrants. Cancer survivor. Union organizer.&nbsp;As State Senator, Rebecca has been a relentless advocate for us. She sponsored legislation to tax wealthy corporations and better fund public services, ensure all communities are safe from harmful environmental impacts, build a stronger and more equitable transportation system, raise wages, increase benefits, and protect every worker's rights.Now more&nbsp;than ever we need leaders at the local level who not only share our values, but who know how to take on the system that is rigged against us and win.&nbsp;Rebecca is running for King County Council to continue her fight to&nbsp;tax the ultra-wealthy so that those most disadvantaged don’t continue to bankroll billionaires and corporations. She'll build on the laws she passed in the State Senate to make safer, healthier communities, where every child can thrive free from toxic pollution and fear of gun violence. And she'll support affordability for all, fighting for a vibrant future where housing is abundant, public transit is reliable, fast and free, small businesses can survive, and every community gets the investments they deserve.

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In the State Senate, Rebecca fought for and won Paid Family and Medical Leave, Unemployment Insurance for striking workers, and a $15 minimum wage for every Washingtonian. She is working to pass the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights to provide minimum wage, overtime pay, guaranteed breaks, and safe working conditions for housekeepers, nannies, gardeners and more.

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Saldaña condemns racist targeting of child care workers while releasing a countywide plan to lower costs, stabilize care, and support working familiesRainier Valley, Seattle — State Senator Rebecca Saldaña today released a bold, comprehensive child care platform designed to dramatically improve affordability for working families, expand access to care from birth through school age, and stabilize the child care workforce across King County.The announcement comes at a moment of deep concern and anger as Somali-owned child care child care workers and the working families they serve are being unfairly doxed and harassed, following reckless and unjustified federal actions that have put child care workers, children, and communities at risk.“We cannot talk about fixing child care without naming what’s happening right now,” said Sen. Rebecca Saldaña, a candidate for King County Council District 2. “Somali child care workers are trusted caregivers, small business owners, and community leaders. What they’re experiencing right now is racist, dangerous, and wrong. I stand with our Somali community — just as so many in the Somali community have long stood up for justice and fairness for all of us.”Saldaña’s campaign is joining its voice with advocates across the state, including SEIU 925 and Child Care Aware of Washington, who have spoken out against the targeting of child care workers and the chilling effect these attacks are having on families’ access to care.“At a time when child care is already unaffordable and unstable for too many families, these attacks threaten to make a broken system even worse,” Saldaña said. “Fear and scapegoating don’t solve the child care crisis. Serious leadership does.”Saldaña’s platform treats child care as essential public infrastructure — on par with transit and public education — and lays out a county-level plan that would materially improve affordability and access for working families. The plan includes lowering costs by expanding subsidies and improving reimbursement rates, investing in child care facilities and publicly owned spaces, cutting red tape so child care workers can open and expand more easily, supporting small child care businesses, and ensuring families can rely on care from infancy through school age — including before- and after-school and summer programs that align with real work schedules.“Right now, child care costs as much as rent for many families,” Saldaña said. “This plan is about changing that reality — so parents can work, kids can thrive, and child care workers can stay open.”Child care workers say that kind of leadership matters.“Rebecca Saldaña is a gem from our community! She remembers where she came from and makes sure the constituents in her District are heard, seen and taken care of. Saldana is a truth teller and exactly what we need at a time when other representatives are too busy representing big business, to actually represent you. From her grassroots work with Puget Sound Sage, to her outstanding record in the State Senate, she has pushed through real change for families. Saldaña is the proven leader that King County needs to end the child care crisis!” - Kim Early, Early Learning Mentor and Educator“Rebecca understands the value of inclusivity and respect for the child care workforce. She understands the challenges that are involved in keeping a child care center operable. She also appreciates, values, and recognizes the tremendous sacrifices the people in the field of education encounter. When she stands up, shows up for us, and advocates for the child care industry, she is showing she cares about all of us in our community.” - Sheila L*, Child Care Worker“Rebecca has always understood that child care workers are essential–not just to families, but to our entire community. She’s fought for fair pay, stronger protections, and real respect for the work we do. Because of leaders like Rebecca, child care workers can keep showing up for kids and families.” -Miriam Zemiewski-Angelova, parent of 2 children, and child care co-founder of Native Family Learning LodgeSaldaña brings decades of experience to the issue. Before serving in the State Senate, she helped lead community-driven work at Puget Sound Sage that laid the foundation for Best Starts for Kids, now one of the most significant investments in children and families in King County history. In Olympia, she helped shape and pass Paid Family &amp; Medical Leave, championed Fair Starts for Kids, expanded protections for child care and domestic workers, and secured progressive revenue so the wealthiest contribute to early learning and essential services.A central focus of the platform is protecting and stabilizing community-based child care workers, particularly immigrant- and refugee-run programs that are critical to child care access across District 2 and King County.“Attacks on Somali-owned child care centers are not just attacks on child care workers — they’re attacks on working families and children,” Saldaña said. “On the County Council, I will work with child care workers, labor partners, and community leaders to make sure these centers have the protections, stability, and support they need to stay open and keep kids safe.”Childcare-related absenteeism and turnover already cost Washington employers billions each year, while families lose income and opportunity when care falls through. Saldaña says this moment demands more than incremental fixes.“Best Starts for Kids was once considered too ambitious,” she said. “Today, it’s changing lives across King County. This child care platform is the next chapter of that same leadership — focused on affordability, stability, and dignity for families and child care workers alike.”The full child care platform will be available at <a href="http://www.rebeccaforkingcounty.com">www.rebeccaforkingcounty.com</a>.###* Name has been changed due to the rise in death threats to our essential child care workers.

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The Sequim Gazette: Cancer diagnosis redirects Sen. Rebecca Saldaña's energy this legislative session

In the State Senate, Rebecca has helped pass landmark environmental legislation including the Climate Commitment Act, Healthy Washington for All Act, Washington Clean Fuel Standard and Move Ahead WA, investing in more transit options across our region. She did this by centering environmental justice and tribal sovereignty.&nbsp; Strengthening our commitment to government consultation results in better outcomes for land management and social services for all Washingtonians. She won’t rest until every child and family is free of harmful environmental impacts and our public transportation system is fast, reliable, and free for everyone.

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Washington State Standard: WA state Sen. Rebecca Saldaña won’t seek reelection.&nbsp;Saldaña plans to vie for an open spot on the King County Council.

The Seattle Times: Hundreds rally for expanding help for undocumented immigrants in WA

In the face of the Supreme Court gutting the federal Voting Rights Act, Rebecca stood up and fought for Washingtonians' right to make their voices heard. She introduced Washington's own Voting Rights Act, which removed barriers and expanded access to our democracy for historically marginalized and underrepresented communities. Now, with even greater uncertainty at the federal level, Rebecca is fighting to ensure King County serves as a shield to protect our immigrant neighbors, our workers, our families, and our shared values from federal attacks.

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A seasoned policymaker and community leader, Saldaña enters the race with early endorsements from over 20 Legislators, former Co. CM Larry Gossett, and community members across the districtRainier Valley, Seattle&nbsp;– More than 200 supporters gathered to rally behind State Senator Rebecca Saldaña as she announced her candidacy for King County Council District 2. For nearly a decade, Saldaña has represented many of the same neighborhoods in this district while serving in the state Senate. She is the first candidate to announce and is running to bring her deep community-rooted leadership even closer to the people she has spent her career fighting for.“Standing in this room surrounded by my community—neighbors, organizers, elders, and young people who have shaped my life and my work—I feel honored and energized to begin this next chapter,” said&nbsp;Sen. Rebecca Saldaña. “I’m running for King County Council because our neighbors are struggling with skyrocketing rent and unaffordable childcare– it’s too much for everyday people to keep up. At this moment of national uncertainty, our local governments must serve as a shield to protect our immigrant neighbors, our workers, our families, and our shared values from federal attacks. ”Emphasizing just a few of the many historic legislative victories from her nearly decade of service in the state Senate, Rebecca thanked her supporters saying “the hard fights we won together, whether it was the Voting Rights Act, Capital Gains Tax, Climate Commitment Act, Healthy Environment for All Act, Paid Family and Medical Leave, or so much more, was only possible because of everyone in this room and many others in our community. Together, this movement we have created has proven it can fight and deliver, and we are needed now more than ever.”<ul><li>Saldaña enters the race with early endorsements including: .&nbsp;</li><li>King County Councilmember Larry Gossett, District 2 (fmr.)</li><li>State Senator Marcus Riccelli, 3rd LD</li><li>State Senator Adrian Cortes, 18th LD</li><li>State Senator Marko Liias, 21st LD</li><li>State Representative Lillian Ortiz Self, 21st LD</li><li>State Representative Sharlett Mena, 29th LD</li><li>State Senator Claire Wilson, 30th LD</li><li>State Representative Jamila Taylor, 30th LD</li><li>State Representative Mia Gregerson, 33rd LD</li><li>State Representative Edwin Obras, 33rd LD</li><li>State Senator Emily Alvarado, 34th LD</li><li>State Representative Brianna Thomas, 34th LD</li><li>State Representative Julia Reed, 36th LD</li><li>State Representative Liz Berry, 36th LD</li><li>State Representative Chipalo Street, 37th LD</li><li>State Senator Jamie Pedersen, 43rd LD</li><li>State Representative Nicole Macri, 43rd LD</li><li>State Representative Shaun Scott, 43rd LD</li><li>State Senator Manka Dhingra, 45th LD</li><li>State Senator Javier Valdez, 46th LD</li><li>State Senator Claudia Kauffman, 47th LD</li><li>State Senator Vandana Slatter, 48th LD</li><li>Cindy Domingo, Community Leader</li><li>Rhonda Gossett, Community Leader</li><li>Sharon Maeda, Community Leader&nbsp;Davida Ingram, Director, Seattle King Co. African-Americans Reparations Committee*&nbsp;</li><li>Miguel Maestas, Deputy Director, El Centro de la Raza*</li><li>Estela Ortega, Executive Director, El Centro de la Raza*</li></ul>*Organization listed for identification only.&nbsp;What people are saying: “Rebecca is grounded in community, driven by justice, and relentless when it comes to delivering for families and communities,” said&nbsp;Sen. Emily Alvarado, a partner in the Legislature on housing affordability and community investment, praised Saldaña’s leadership. “She brings people together around our most challenging issues—affordability, opportunity, and equity—and she does it with integrity and heart. King County District 2 deserves a leader who listens deeply, acts boldly, and never forgets who she is fighting for. That’s Rebecca.”“I have respected Rebecca's work for decades. She has been a thoughtful and steady advocate for our communities by listening, strategizing, and leading coalitions of people and organizations to fight for justice in housing, the environment, and community safety. She has been steadfast in her advocacy for immigrants and refugees. Current federal policies challenge the diverse people of District 2 and we need her strong voice, expertise and leadership now!” said&nbsp;Sharon Maeda,&nbsp;Retired media manager and community activist.“Trump’s reckless attacks on social services and public institutions have left Washington families struggling to get by, all while the wealthiest corporations and people are seeing historic federal tax cuts and windfall profits. That’s why I’m so proud that Senator Saldana and I are pushing to balance our upside down tax code by asking the ultra-rich to pay just a little bit more, and fund the services all of us count on.” said&nbsp;Representative Shaun Scott, sponsor of the Well Washington Act which Senator Saldana is championing in the Senate. “ I support Rebecca Saldana for King County Council District 2 because I know she will continue being a relentless ally for all communities, just like she’s done in the Senate for nearly a decade.”About Senator Saldaña: In the state Senate, Saldaña has been a driving force behind taxing wealthy corporations to better fund education and public services, ensuring all communities are safe from harmful environmental impacts, building a clean fueled equitable transportation system,&nbsp; strengthening worker safety net programs, and increasing benefits and protecting every worker's rights. She has sponsored and championed landmark legislation including the Healthy Environment for All Act, Washington Voting Rights Act, Climate Commitment Act, Washington’s Clean Fuel Standard, Domestic Worker’s Bill of Rights, Paid Family and Medical Leave, and Move Ahead WA– the most ambitious transportation package in state history.Before joining the state Senate, Saldaña organized with Oregon’s farmworkers union PCUN, served as a union organizer with SEIU Local 6, and led Puget Sound Sage, where she advanced community-led policies on economic, environmental, and racial justice. Her decades of work have earned recognition from labor, climate, immigration, youth, and civil rights organizations across Washington.About the district: King County Council District 2, which was previously held by now King County Executive Girmay Zahilay, includes the Central District, Capitol Hill, Beacon Hill, the Rainier Valley, Rainier Beach, Skyway, Allentown, and surrounding neighborhoods. A special election will be held November 3, 2026 to fill the seat. The King County Council has announced that they will appoint a temporary caretaker until voters choose a permanent replacement next year.Learn more at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.rebeccaforkingcounty.com">www.rebeccaforkingcounty.com</a>

Press Release: Senator Rebecca Saldaña Announces Run for King County Council District 2 At A Packed South Seattle Campaign Launch

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Washington State Standard: WA bill [sponsored by Sen. Saldana] would offer unemployment benefits to immigrants not authorized to work in U.S.

In the State Senate, Rebecca has led the fight to fix our upside down tax code and ensure working Washingtonians are not footing the bill, while wealthy corporations get tax cuts at the federal level. She sponsored the tax on capital gains which funds childcare across Washington and is working alongside Representative Shaun Scott to pass legislation that makes massive corporations pay to avoid steep cuts in essential services.

Taxing massive corporations and the ultra-wealthy to pay for the services we all rely on.

The Urbanist: Rebecca Saldaña Announces Run for Girmay Zahilay’s Former County Council Seat

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