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"A POWERFUL ALLIANCE WORKING TO
Protect and Promote
HOMEOWNERSHIP AND PROPERTY INVESTMENT"

REALTOR® Party

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When You Invest In RPAC, You Invest In Protecting Your Business and Industry

REALTOR® Political Action Committee (or RPAC) dollars help protect your business and industry. In 2020, advocacy efforts on behalf of Washington Realtors® helped deem Real Estate agents in the State of Washington as essential workers, therefore saving the real estate industry during COVID-19. RPAC dollars help fund advocacy to fight bills and taxes detrimental to real estate, homeownership, and small businesses. Investing in RPAC means investing in your business and future.

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How Does the Endorsement  Process Work?

How does the endorsement process work at the Yakima Association of REALTORS®? In the video below, 2022 YAR President, Ryan Beckett, explains how it works and how your voice can be heard.

 

Want to get involved? Join the Government Affairs Committee! 

 

The Yakima Association of REALTORS® Proudly Endorses

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Chris Corry
Legislative District 15
Position 1

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Gloria Mendoza
Legislative District 14
Position 1

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Jeremie Dufault
Legislative District 15
Position 2

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Debra Manjarrez
Legislative District 14
Position 2

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Curtis King
Legislative District 14
State Senator

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Kyle Curtis
County Commissioner
District 2

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Ladon Linde
County Commissioner
District 3

 WELL WATER ORDINANCE ADVOCACY

Since early 2017, YAR Government Affairs Committee & community partners have been earnestly tracking the actions of the Yakima County Commissioners in creating the YCWRS. The Yakima Association of REALTORS®, along with community partners hosted a Community Feedback Forum on October 4th.  The facilitated discussion included an overview and history of YCWRS, county water rights and the Hirst decision, and featured input from leaders of each partner organization and the general public.
 

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