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Every bill here is a campaign. To pass, it needs 50 votes in the House and 25 in the Senate. See how close each one is, then take the next step.
182 supporter positions recorded so far. Closest: Free School Meals, with 0 of 50 in the House.
Each bar is a full chamber. The flag marks a majority. Blue is the supporters WCA staff have recorded so far, and orange is how many more we need. These are recorded positions, not floor votes.
14 campaigns shown
Increasing student access to free meals served at public schools.
Step 1 of 5: Introduced. Next: a bill number and a committee.
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Open the campaign for Free School MealsCreates standards for retention and access of ALPR data to protect individuals and provide transparency to the public.
Done: Signed into law. It's law in Washington.
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Open the campaign for SB 6002Creating a families with children benefit pilot program.
Stopped: In committee. It didn't pass this session. Ask our policy team what's next for it.
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Open the campaign for SB 6212Ensures all communities have access to ranked-choice voting reforms if they choose. This bill would create standards to ensure all voters have the same access by easing implementation, creating uniformity, and requiring education of RCV.
Stopped: In committee. It didn't pass this session. Ask our policy team what's next for it.
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Open the campaign for HB 2210Would expand eligibility for the Working Families Tax Credit by removing the arbitrary age restriction for people without child dependents, allowing everyone 18 and older to apply for this yearly cash.
Stopped: Introduced. It didn't pass this session. Ask our policy team what's next for it.
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Open the campaign for SB 5768Builds on the HEAL Act, which embeds environmental justice into state agency policies, budgets, and plans. CURB would require that environmental justice is implemented and directly applied to the pollution permitting process.
Stopped: In committee. It didn't pass this session. Ask our policy team what's next for it.
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Open the campaign for HB 1303 / SB 5380Will provide resentencing for people who have been punished twice for crimes they committed as children.
Stopped: Introduced. It didn't pass this session. Ask our policy team what's next for it.
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Open the campaign for HB 1274 / SB 5715To fund a bright future for every student, we can enact a small tax paid only by people with Wall Street wealth in excess of $50 million. This would raise $1-4 billion dollars per year for our public schools, special education services, and the educators that are shaping the next generation.
Stopped: Introduced. It didn't pass this session. Ask our policy team what's next for it.
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Open the campaign for SB 5797 / HB 2046Will expand second look mechanisms for people given life or long sentences before their 21st birthday.
Stopped: Introduced. It didn't pass this session. Ask our policy team what's next for it.
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Open the campaign for HB 1317Wealthy corporations are not required to pay most payroll taxes for critical state-funded employee supports, like paid family medical leave, on employee salaries above $184,500. Removing this arbitrary cap could provide more than $2 billion per year for Washington’s social safety programs, public schools, and health care.
Stopped: In committee. It didn't pass this session. Ask our policy team what's next for it.
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Open the campaign for HB 2100Establishes a clear and consistent statewide standard that local governments may not adopt or enforce ordinances that criminalize those being forced to exist outside unless adequate shelter space is available.
Stopped: In committee. It didn't pass this session. Ask our policy team what's next for it.
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Open the campaign for HB 2489Shifting general elections for local governments to even years to increase voter participation.
Stopped: In committee. It didn't pass this session. Ask our policy team what's next for it.
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Open the campaign for HB 1339Will change the evidentiary standards for Department of Corrections (DOC) infractions and narrow the types of infractions that warrant the use of administrative segregation (solitary confinement). This bill would also create reviews at 15, 30, and 45 days of segregation.
Stopped: Introduced. It didn't pass this session. Ask our policy team what's next for it.
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Open the campaign for HB 1137Would establish a position of Independent Prosecutor within the office of the governor to conduct reviews of use of deadly force that result in death in officer involved cases.
Stopped: Introduced. It didn't pass this session. Ask our policy team what's next for it.
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Open the campaign for SB 5584Bill numbers shown are from the 2026 session. WCA’s 2027 bills get new numbers around mid-December.
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The legislators backing the most of WCA’s 14 bills, from the positions WCA staff have recorded. Thank them, and ask them to bring colleagues along.
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