Working For Our District by Rep. Karey Hanks
Working For Our District by Rep. Karey Hanks I am honored and grateful to work for the citizens of Butte,
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Working For Our District by Rep. Karey Hanks I am honored and grateful to work for the citizens of Butte,
IT’S ALREADY AUGUST?? by Rep. Karey Hanks – District 35 This has been a crazy busy summer for us all,
WINDING DOWN THE SESSION – Rep. Karey Hanks We are in the last days of the 2017 Legislative session. It
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Rep. Karey Hanks – District 35 COMMITTEES AND LEGISLATION We listened to about 4 hours (in Jud/Rules) of testimony and
Article V Convention & Other Updates – Rep. Karey Hanks Committees and Legislation The Health and Welfare committee passed a
The legislature has now been in session for nearly five weeks and time is flying Rep. Karey Hanks – District
Rep. Karey Hanks – District 35 A Month at the Capitol We have been here for almost a month, and
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Representative Karey Hanks District 35 My Life as a Legislator Has Begun! I have been assigned to Health and Welfare,

A Budget Surplus Nearing $2 BILLION! by Rep. Karey Hanks We have convened in the Capitol in Boise for the

Education Freedom Pledge Reveals Which Lawmakers, Governors Support Choice In Education By Kaitlyn Shepherd The results of Virginia’s recent gubernatorial
Session Reconvenes to Address Biden’s Vax Mandate by Rep. Karey Hanks In July of this year, President Biden announced vaccination requirements for federal

Critical Race Theory and Carrots by Rep. Karey Hanks It’s an age-old trick: dangling the carrot in front of the

HJR 4–YES OR NO? Guest Editorial by Karey Hanks Our November ballots will include the following question: Shall Section 2,

Cover Your Assets – Gov. Little’s Immunity Plea by Rep. Karey Hanks As the COVID pandemic and Governor Little’s overreaction