Administrative State

Initiative 2066 - Citizens' Victory Overturned Threatening Homes and Restaurants

by Cindy Alia 3/23/25

Lady Justice has failed the citizens of Washington state with a ruling that overturns Initiative 2066 an initiative that would serve well all citizens in the state.  But never fear this lady will not rest on her laurels, there will be much more work for her to do as challenges to a widely criticized superior court judge's ruling are in the works.

Here is How the State Democrats Plan to Break You

By Cindy Alia 3/20/25

The State Legislative Democrats have decided how they will fund the never ending solutions they propose and promulgate with your dollars.

The revenue proposal they have released inclules:

Increasing the property tax cap

A 5% payroll tax on payroll expenses above $176,100 per year for companies with $7 million or more in payroll expenses

A wealth tax on individuals with wealth above $50 million

A state sales tax reduction from 6.5% to 6%

Elimination of 20 tax exemptions

The expectation is that this will create revenue of about 6 billion of the $12 billion needed to balance the budget.  Please tell us again how this will make the wealthy pay for state government on behalf of the ordinary wage earning citizen.  Looks like it may be a case of trickle down poverty theory.  

State to Pre-empt Local Authority in HB 1254, International Wildland Urban Interface Code

By Cindy Alia 1/22/25

Analysis of HB 1254  AN ACT Relating to implementing the International Wildland Urban Interface Code; amending RCW 19.27.560; and reenacting and amending RCW 19.27.031.  There is a link on the bill page link for you to comment to your legislators.

HB 1254 is Sponsored by these legislators from the House of Representatives; Representatives Duerr, Berg, Ramel, Macri, Pollet, Davis, and Hunt.  You can Comment to your legislators on this bill. 

Over the Top Rent Control Bill Starts Legislative Session!

by Cindy Alia 1/11/25

Property Rights Urgent Alert!

HB 1217 Improving housing stability for tenants subject to the residential landlord-tenant act and the manufactured/mobile home landlord-tenant act by limiting rent and fee increases, requiring notice of rent and fee increases, limiting fees and deposits, establishing a landlord resource center and associated services, authorizing tenant lease termination, creating parity between lease types, and providing for attorney general enforcement.

CAPR is Prepared for the Legislative Session!

 

Posted by Cindy Alia December 3, 2024

The Washington State Legislative Session is Scheduled to convene

for the 2025 regular session on January 13, 2025

CAPR is Preparing for the session!

The CAPR Bill reading and reviewing process has begun, and we will continue to rate legislative bills on the CAPR website Bill Rating Page!

Our bill reading team is in place and ready for the session!

The legislature has a process of pre-filing proposed bills starting in December. The bills have begun to be published as of yesterday.

You can read pre-filed bills from now until session start on January 13!

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