Never a dull moment in the 2023 Washington legislative session. We’ve got two quick and easy calls to action today – should take you less than one minute to complete. Sign in on both bills and then share this link with a few friends so they can take action too!
HR 8404, deceptively named the “Respect for Marriage Act” passed the House in July with 47 Republican Representatives, including Washington CD-4 Representative Dan Newhouse, voting in favor of this law…
This week, the Senate Ways & Means Committee held public hearings on HB-1590 and HB-1664 that were both on our CALLS TO ACTION list. These bills are both about funding public education.
HB-1876: Concerning public investment impact disclosures for certain ballot measures that repeal, levy, or modify any tax or fee and have a fiscal impact statement that shows that adoption of…
Take a few minutes today to click through the “TAKE ACTION NOW” buttons in this post to make your voice heard on a few important bills that have hearings this week
Call to ACTION: HB-1837 would drive up inflation and drive down the availability of Washington’s goods and services.
Take a few minutes today to click through the “TAKE ACTION NOW” buttons in this post to make your voice heard on a few important bills that have hearings this…
TAKE ACTION NOW NOTE YOUR POSITION ‘PRO’ FOR THE LEGISLATIVE RECORD *Must TAKE ACTION before Noon, January 31, 2022 You’re not seeing a repeat, this is A DIFFERENT bill in…
SB-5909 to limit the governor’s emergency powers has a hearing in the State Government & Elections Committee in the Senate on Friday, January 28 at 10:30AM. Please click the button below BEFORE 9AM on January 28th to have your PRO position noted for the legislative record.
Walsh filed HB-1807, to protect “civic education and academic discourse” in Kindergarten through 8th grade classrooms. (There is already existing law for civics education in high school). This bill is getting a hearing in the House Committee on Education on January 25th at 8AM.