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uncomfortable feeling. I have been on the receiving end of many heated comments over the years, but I have never before felt the threat of physical violence." Rivers responded with an apology; he took issue with some of the wording in the apology and he filed the complaint. Many have come out in support of Rivers, who claims that Benton was harassing her, adding she will, "stand my ground against anyone who attempts to bully, intimidate or threaten me." Some have labeled Benton a hypocrite, as he recently lifted sanctions against
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filed a complaint against Rivers, claiming she had broken a senate floor rule by swearing at him during a floor discussion. Benton also claimed that Rivers had screamed at him on one other occasion, during a
Republican caucus. He claimed that he had felt physically threatened, saying, "It was a very
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Senator Don Benton from the neighboring 17th district "a brick wall to economic progress and CRC." Speaking to a group of CRC supports, "The road to this bridge runs through two senators from this region. Those two senators have stymied any progress on this bridge project. …
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succeeding
Herrera Beutler after Beutler's election to the United States Congress. As a state representative, Rivers was the assistant whip for the House Republican Caucus. She also served on the House's Business and Financial Services Committee, Judiciary Committee, Transportation Committee and
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reported Rivers would likely be withdrawing from the race later that week. That was confirmed when Rivers released a statement later that day that said Rivers would not be a candidate. Rivers cited the time commitment and desire to stay in the State Senate as reasons for her withdrawal. She was
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to a four-year term, with 67% of the vote, to 32% for her opponent, Ralph
Schmidt. She outraised by 30–1, with $ 150,000, to just $ 5,000 for Schmidt. Rivers' ideas for improving the economy include making the climate friendlier for business. Her plan includes reducing the burden of worker's
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I-5 bridge replacement, saying that she disagreed with most everything about the current plan, and that it does not do enough to solve the problem. Willamette Week of
Portland labeled Rivers "The CRC killer" for her leadership role in the opposition to the proposed megaproject. Due to their
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compensation costs for businesses, reducing regulations, and reducing permitting fees. Rivers was reelected again in 2016, receiving 63.81% of the vote to
Democrat Eric Holt's 36.19%. In 2020, she was reelected with 56.3% of the vote against Democrat Rick Bell.
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1663:"Senator Ann Rivers's Voting Records Marriage, Family, and Children"
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Until that changes, there’s not a lot I or you can do about that."
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Prior to her holding elected office, Rivers led AMR Consulting, a
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Rivers was elected to the Washington House of Representatives in
1153:"Senator Ann Rivers chosen for 2012 Western Legislative Academy"
784:"Candidate Profile: Ann Rivers, 18th District State Legislature"
721:"Candidate Profile: Ann Rivers, 18th District State Legislature"
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resigned from state house in 2007, Rivers was considered by the
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1037:"November 06, 2012 General Election - Legislative District 18"
1728:"44 Washington Legislators Named Guardians of Small Business"
1254:"Hockinson High sophomore serves as page for Sen. Ann Rivers"
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765:"Rivers, Russell should move forward in 18th District race"
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2014 Guardians of Small Business award. Presented by
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486:Rivers introduced legislation to increase taxes on
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432:opposition to the project, in July 2013, Governor
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1369:"Sen. Rivers joins state trade mission to Taiwan"
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1641:"Press Talk: Rivers out in run for county chair"
1407:"Sen. Rivers uses R-word slur in public hearing"
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16:American politician and educator from Washington
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1702:"69 Lawmakers Win Main Street's Highest Award"
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1584:"November 4, 2014 General Election"
1474:"November 5, 2013 General Election"
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1273:"Rivers bill would tax medical pot"
1234:Wiseman, Lucas (February 5, 2013).
1203:Copeland, Joe (February 20, 2013).
1059:"November 8, 2016 General Election"
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2400:Central Michigan University alumni
1601:Dake, Lauren (November 28, 2014).
1430:"123 file for 15 freeholder spots"
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