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Working Families Tax Credit

This bill will expand eligibility for people without qualifying children, allowing everyone 18 and older to apply for this life-changing yearly cash. It would expand WFTC access to 210,000 more Washington households, reaching more young adults and seniors, and increasing the number of eligible households by nearly 50%.
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Legislators in favor of this bill

Latest stances

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Position
Party
District
Shelley Kloba
Supports Bill
Democrat
01
Derek Stanford
Supports Bill
Democrat
01
Timm Ormsby
Supports Bill
Democrat
03
Marcus Riccelli
Supports Bill
Democrat
03
Lisa Callan
Supports Bill
Democrat
05
Stephanie Barnard
Supports Bill
Republican
08
Steve Bergquist
Supports Bill
Democrat
11
Strom Peterson
Supports Bill
Democrat
21
Sam Hunt
Supports Bill
Democrat
22
Tarra Simmons
Supports Bill
Democrat
23
Cyndy Jacobsen
Supports Bill
Republican
25
T'wina Nobles
Supports Bill
Democrat
28
Claire Wilson
Supports Bill
Democrat
30
Mia Gregerson
Supports Bill
Democrat
33
Joe Nguyễn
Supports Bill
Democrat
34
Liz Berry
Supports Bill
Democrat
36
Noel Frame
Supports Bill
Democrat
36
Rebecca Saldaña
Supports Bill
Democrat
37
Chipalo Street
Supports Bill
Democrat
37
Sharon Tomiko Santos
Supports Bill
Democrat
37
Mary Fosse
Supports Bill
Democrat
38
Alex Ramel
Supports Bill
Democrat
40
My-Linh Thai
Supports Bill
Democrat
41
Sharon Shewmake
Supports Bill
Democrat
42
Frank Chopp
Supports Bill
Democrat
43
Nicole Macri
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Democrat
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April Berg
Supports Bill
Democrat
44
John Lovick
Supports Bill
Democrat
44
Larry Springer
Supports Bill
Democrat
45
Gerry Pollet
Supports Bill
Democrat
46
Patty Kuderer
Supports Bill
Democrat
48
Amy Walen
Supports Bill
Democrat
48
Sharon Wylie
Supports Bill
Democrat
49
Last updated 6/29/21
Legislators who oppose this bill

Latest stances

Evidence of Opposition
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Party
District
Opposes Bill
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Last updated 6/29/21

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Last updated 6/29/21

House Timeline (50 votes needed)

Filed

Policy Committee

Ways & Means

Rules Committee

Floor Vote

Passed!

2023

  • Bill introduced as HB 1075
  • Bill passed out of the Finance Committee on Feb. 9th
  • Bill was referred to the Appropriations Committee
  • Bill did not pass out of the Appropriations Committee before its cutoff deadline

2024

  • HB 1075 is currently in the House Appropriations Committee
  • Bill had a public hearing in House Appropriations on Jan. 25th
  • HB 1075 did not pass out of House Appropriations before fiscal committee cutoff and has died

Cause of death: Killed by House Appropriations

Senate Timeline (25 votes needed)

Filed

Policy Committee

Ways & Means

Rules Committee

Floor Vote

Passed!

2023

  • Bill introduced as SB 5249
  • Bill had a hearing in the Ways & Means Committee
  • Bill did not pass out of the Ways & Means Committee before its cutoff deadline

2024

  • SB 5249 is currently in the Senate Ways & Means Committee
  • SB 5249 did not pass out of Senate Ways & Means before fiscal committee cutoff and has died

Cause of death: Killed by House Appropriations

Progress

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