Explore Washington state bills from the 2025–2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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Explore 57 Washington state bills from the 2025–2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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This bill changes how the state manages the money it collects from pollution fees. Lawmakers in the House are currently debating whether to pass it.
This bill changes the rules for how people can question if someone is eligible to vote and how the state keeps its list of registered voters clean. It is currently being debated in the House of Representatives.
There is a new bill in the State Senate that proposes adding one more Superior Court judge to both Skagit County and Yakima County. The Senate is currently deciding whether to approve it.
The Senate is currently considering a new law to make it easier for military members, people living overseas, Native Americans, and people with disabilities to cast their votes.
This bill would allow people who grow cannabis to team up and work together—just like traditional farmers do—to share costs and resources. It is currently being debated in the House.
The House is considering a plan to start a test project focused on finding better ways to research and treat PTSD.
This bill creates clearer rules for how to handle complaints if someone tries to unfairly stop people from voting or make certain votes matter less in Washington state. It is currently being reviewed in the House.
This bill makes sure that local governments (like cities and school boards) are actually following the state’s 2018 law, which is meant to ensure fair voting for everyone. It is currently being debated in the State House.
A bill currently in the State House would require tourism businesses (like hotels and attractions) to pay a small fee. That money would be used to advertise the state to more visitors, with the goal of bringing in more tourists to help our local economy.
This bill aims to change how the government reviews and approves permits (like those needed for building or business). Right now, the House of Representatives is debating whether to pass it.
The Senate is deciding whether to change the rules for how money for affordable housing can be spent.
The Senate is looking at a new law that would make it easier to build homes and apartments in areas that are currently set aside only for businesses and offices.
