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Washington HB 1416 (2025-26): votes and status — Project Euthyna

Washington · 2025-2026 Biennium (69th Legislature)

Increasing tobacco and vapor products taxes.

AN ACT Relating to increasing tobacco and vapor products taxes;

HB 1416·House·Bill

Rep. Kristine ReevesState House · LD-30·11 cosponsors

Fiscal noteState YesLocal No

Primary sponsor

Kristine ReevesState House · LD-30

Cosponsors

Lauren DavisState House · LD-32

Gerry PolletState House · LD-46

Davina DuerrState House · LD-01

Lisa ParshleyState House · LD-22

Strom PetersonState House · LD-21

Mia GregersonState House · LD-33

Jake FeyState House · LD-27

Timm OrmsbyState House · LD-03

Natasha HillState House · LD-03

Nicole MacriState House · LD-43

Shaun ScottState House · LD-43

Legislative history

Jan 20, 2025

First reading, referred to Finance.

Jan 12, 2026

By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.

Bill text

Bill reports

House Bill Analysis 2025 — Initial House Analysis 02-20-25

Where it stands

In committee — the House

On the floor — the House

In committee — the Senate

On the floor — the Senate

Resolving differences

With the Governor

Became law

Path for a House bill