Legislative Tracker

Restoring funding for cancer research and public health services.

Requiring coroners to be appointed rather than elected.

Establishing business and occupation and public utility tax credits for small business employers providing maritime trade educational assistance.

Enacting an excise tax on large operating companies on the amount of payroll expenses above the minimum wage threshold of the additional medicare tax to fund services to benefit Washingtonians and establishing the Well Washington fund account.

Requiring Washington state's participation in the federal tax credit program for contributions of individuals to scholarship granting organizations.

Reducing taxes on special fuels.

Reinstating a state expenditure limit to promote sustainable budgets and create permanent tax relief for all Washingtonians.

Providing basic taxpayer fairness by delaying department of revenue action with regard to tax changes until rule making is finalized.

Exempting temporary staffing services from retail sales tax.

Amending the Constitution to require a two-thirds majority vote of the legislature to raise taxes.

Increasing the statewide 988 behavioral health crisis response and suicide prevention line tax.

Increasing the investments in our workforce by amending the advanced computing surcharge.

Increasing alcohol taxes.

Studying taxes and fees related to alcohol.

Authorizing cities and counties the ability to levy a household excise tax for the operation, maintenance, and capital needs of animal control and shelter systems.

Limiting annual state spending growth to median worker wage growth, with excess revenues dedicated to property tax relief.

Repealing the business and occupation tax increases enacted in 2025.

Authorizing a qualified county to impose a tax for the funding of behavioral health diversion from the criminal justice system.

Modifying the tax preferences for precious metal bullion and monetized bullion.

Modifying business and occupation tax rates to fund programs and services to benefit Washingtonians.