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The public record · Washington

The Washington State Legislature

147 seats across two chambers, meeting in the Legislative Building in Olympia — what they have done, drawn from the legislature’s own record.

How a bill becomes law in Washington
Introduced and referredfirst reading, to a committee
In committeeheard, amended, substituted, reported
On the floorthrough Rules to the second and third readings
In the other housecommittee and floor again
Resolving differencesconcur, recede, or confer
With the Governorsign, veto, or veto in part
Became lawa chapter of the session laws
MembersEveryone who serves in the Senate and the House, and the legislative district each was elected from.LegislationHouse and Senate bills, resolutions and memorials of the biennium — and how far each one got.VotesThe floor record: every recorded vote, and how each legislator cast it.