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A. HB 1144 WorkFirst
Exemptions
B. HB 1444 Anti-Bullying
C. HB 2060 Affordable
Housing
D. HB 2346 Uniform
Parentage Act Revisions
E. SB 5965 Real Estate
Excise Tax
F. Prescription Drugs
G. Immigrant Medical
Care
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consistent with children's interests
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inconsistent with children's interests
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Absent
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E
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Excused
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%CCF
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percentage of votes consistent with children's
interests, per the Children's Campaign Fund
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Benton, Don
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17
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R
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43%
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Brown, Lisa
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3
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D
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E
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83%
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Carlson, Don
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49
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R
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71%
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Costa, Jeri
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38
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D
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86%
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Deccio, Alex
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14
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R
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E
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A
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60%
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Eide, Tracey
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30
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D
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86%
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Fairely, Darlene
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32
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D
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86%
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Finkbeiner, Bill
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45
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R
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43%
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Franklin, Rosa
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29
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D
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86%
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Fraser, Karen
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22
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D
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86%
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Gardner, Georgia
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42
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D
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E
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100%
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Hale, Patricia
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8
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R
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43%
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Hargrove, James
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24
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D
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86%
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Haugen, Mary Margaret
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10
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D
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86%
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Hewitt, Mike
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16
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R
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43%
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Hochstatter, Harold
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13
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R
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A
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17%
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Honeyford, Jim
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15
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R
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29%
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Horn, Jim
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41
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R
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A
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33%
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Jacobsen, Ken
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46
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D
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86%
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Johnson, Stephen
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47
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R
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29%
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Kastama, Jim
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25
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D
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86%
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Keiser, Karen
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33
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D
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86%
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Kline, Adam
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37
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D
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100%
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Kohl-Welles, Jeanne
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36
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D
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86%
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Long, Jeanine
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44
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R
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71%
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McAuliffe, Rosemary
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1
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D
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86%
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McCaslin, Bob
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4
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R
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50%
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McDonald, Dan
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48
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R
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29%
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Morton, Bob
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7
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R
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29%
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Oke, Bob
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26
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57%
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Parlette, Linda Evans
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12
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R
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29%
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Poulsen, Erik
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34
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D
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86%
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Prentice, Margarita
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11
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D
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86%
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Rasmussen, Marilyn
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D
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86%
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Regala, Debbie
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27
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86%
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Roach, Pam
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31
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29%
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Rossi, Dino
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29%
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Sheahan, Larry
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57%
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Sheldon, Betti
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23
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D
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86%
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Sheldon, Tim
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35
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D
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50%
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Shin, Paull
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21
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D
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86%
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Snyder, Sid
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19
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D
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86%
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Spanel, Harriet
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40
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D
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86%
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Stevens, Val
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39
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R
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14%
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Swecker, Dan
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20
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R
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29%
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Thibaudeau, Pat
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43
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D
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86%
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West, James
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6
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R
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43%
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Winsley, Shirley
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28
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R
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E
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83%
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Zarelli, Joseph
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18
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R
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29%
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Senate votes taken in the 2002 Legislative Session:
- Exempts TANF recipients with a child under the age of one
from job search and work requirements. Recipients with a child
between 3 and 12 months are required to participate in non-work
activities such as parenting classes.
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Requires each school district to adopt a policy prohibiting the
harassment, intimidation, or bullying of any student.
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Enacts a $10 surcharge on the fee for documents recorded in county
auditor offices, with the proceeds devoted to various forms of
affordable housing.
- Implements national changes
to the Uniform Parentage Act, including enhanced procedures for
the establishment of paternity
- Permits San Juan County to seek voter
approval of a one-half of one percent increase of the local real
estate excise tax, with proceeds devoted to affordable housing.
- Eases access to prescription drugs
for children and adults by directing the Health Care Authority
to establish a drug education and utilization system to promote
therapeutic and cost-effective utilization of prescription drugs
by health providers and residents of Washington.
- Eliminates the
state-funded Medicaid program serving immigrants and transfers
them to the Basic Health Plan, which has more limited benefits
and requires premiums and co-payments. A vote for this measure
was inconsistent with children's interests.
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