Former AG Rob McKenna Will Be Lead Attorney On Lawsuit Against Gov. Bob Ferguson's New Income Tax
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Former Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna is set to serve as lead attorney in a lawsuit challenging Gov. Bob Ferguson’s new income tax law. Opponents argue the legislation is unconstitutional and are taking legal action to block its implementation. The case is expected to play a major role in shaping the future of tax policy in Washington State, as courts weigh the legality of the newly signed income tax. In this video: Former AG Rob McKenna to lead legal challenge Lawsuit filed against Washington’s income tax law Key arguments from opponents of the legislation What the case could mean for Washington taxpayers Stay informed on the latest developments in Washington State politics, tax policy, and the ongoing legal battle.