WFSE/AFSCME Action Agenda 2013

2013 Action Agenda
JANUARY 2013 (v2/1/13) WASHINGTON FEDERATION OF STATE EMPLOYEES AFSCME COUNCIL 28 AFL-CIO
Public Disclosure
MEMORANDUM REGARDING PUBLIC DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS

FROM: Dennis Eagle, Director of Legislative and Political Action Previous to each session of the Washington State Legislature questions are raised concerning the rights of state employees to contact their legislators. This session is no exception and, in order to clear up any questions, we have prepared the following statement that outlines the legal rights of employees in such matters: At the request of several members and staff, we have contacted the Public Disclosure Commission regarding the obligations of a state employee to report contact with legislators. A state employee who writes, phones, or in some way contacts his/her own legislators, or other legislators on matters of concern to him/her as a constituent and/or citizen is not obligated to report that contact. The only obligation an employee has to report contact with individual legislators may occur when that employee contacts legislators on an official matter where the state employee is acting on behalf of his/her employing agency and on official agency matters, or where a legislator contacts an employee under the same circumstances. Where an employee has contact with legislators under these circumstances the employee should check with his/her supervisor on any reporting requirements. It should be clearly understood that a citizen who happens to be employed by the state is free to express his/her right to contact his/her legislators or other legislators, at any level (local/county/state/federal) and express his/ her concerns, comments or opinions on legislative matters. We remind you that when you contact legislators, you must do it on your own time and not using any state resources. Phone calls should be from your personal phone. E-mails should be from home computers. I hope this is helpful in answering any questions. If you need additional information, please feel free to give me a call at 1-800-562-6002.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2013 Action Agenda

2013 Messaging, Middle Class Heroes........................................................... 5 Key Cut-Off Dates .......................................................................................... 8 Notes ............................................................................................................... 9 2013 Talking Points Handout ........................................................................ 29 2012 Legislature (by district / photos, committee assignments, contact info) ........... 12
Member Lobbying ........................................................................................ 33
Roster of Senate Members (alphabetically) .................................................. 35 Senate Standing Committee Assignments ............................................... 36 Senate Seating Chart ................................................................................ 37
Roster of House Members (alphabetically) .................................................. 38 House Policy Committee Assignments .................................................... 40 House Fiscal Committee Assignments..................................................... 41 Communications House Seating Chart ................................................................................ 42
Tips for Effective Communication........................................................... 43 Letter Writing ........................................................................................... 44 Emails to legislators ................................................................................. 45 Legislative HOTLINE Messages ............................................................. 46
LegislativeTerms ........................................................................................... 48 Guide to Reading a Legislative Measure ...................................................... 49 Capitol Campus Parking Information ........................................................... 51 Capitol Campus Map .................................................................................... 50
How a Bill Becomes a Law .......................................................................... 47
IT DASH - Shuttle Services .......................................................................... 52 Online Resources .......................................................................................... 53 Congressional Delegation Contact Information............................................ 54 Legislative Districts Maps ............................................................................ 56 AFSCME PEOPLE ....................................................................................... 59
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LEGISLATIVE HOTLINE: 800-562-6000

Use this number to leave messages for your legislators.
TALKING POINTS
2013 is the year to restore a fair helping of decency to middle class public servants whove saved the state
Two years ago, we were in the worst economic crisis in 70 years: State workers took 3% pay cuts and furloughs. That was on top of 5% cuts taken by a third of state workers starting in the middle of 2010. No cost-of-living adjustments since 2008. State workers health premiums rose by 25%. Out-of-pocket costs rose 100% - yet the state cut its share of contributions. The list goes on and on. But in the past two years, state employees gave back more than Politicians attacked our pensions. In the $1.5 billion to save the state and taken on past two years, state employees paid near- more workload as the workforce declined. ly 18% more for pensions. Thats on top of Public servants became Middle Class Hethe $300 million in pension funds diverted roes when they sacrificed: in 2009. Sacrificed to save public safety. In 2012, a coalition of senators attempted Sacrificed to safeguard the dignity of to end PERS 2, cut earlier retirement and vulnerable citizens in our care. make other pension cuts. In the end, they cut early retirement for new state workers Sacrificed to help students succeed. hired after May 1, 2013. But that coalition Sacrificed to stand up for abused and nenow has full control of the Senate includglected children. ing the committees that decide our pensions. Sacrificed for our states future. Attacks on pensions continue yet public And now its time for the Legislature to employees retire with an average annual recognize these heroic sacrifices that saved pension just under $20,000. our state: Vital funding for programs was reduced. Fund the new contracts that end the 3% Since 2008, some 10,000 employees have pay cuts in General Government and Combeen cut workloads have skyrocketed. munity Colleges in June 2013, with a posIn Corrections, Pine Lodge and Ahtanum sible 1% COLA in 2014. View closed. In Juvenile Rehabilitation, Do nothing to block those contracts at Maple Lane School was shuttered. In Defour-year higher education institutions with velopmental Disabilities, Frances Haddon innovative compensation packages. Morgan Center shut down. LEGISLATIVE HOTLINE: 800-562-6000
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MIDDLE CLASS VALUES

Hold the line on health care. Let negotiations on the new health care agreement proceed with the new administration. Make no unilateral changes to the current contractual agreement where the state pays 85% of premium share and employees pay 15%. Make adequate increases in overall state contribution to benefits, which was cut last year to $800 per employee per month. Fund the new M Step in our negotiated contracts that will bring a 2.5% pay boost to most members on July 1, 2013. Fund the extension of the personal leave day (in our negotiated General Government contract) to institutions workers, who previously didnt qualify. Block attacks on pensions. Dont increase pension contribution rates beyond those recommended by the Pension Funding Council a modest increase in PERS 2 from 4.64% to 4.92% and no increases in the Public Safety Employees Retirement System (PSERS). Support further study started by the Select Committee on Pension Policy that should lead to adding highrisk job classes to PSERS. It wont be easy. Big Business is already lining up against our modest requests for Middle Class values so they can hold onto their billions in tax giveaways. Of the nearly $100 billion in tax breaks given out every year, corporations guard about $14 billion of those that could be fairly closed. In recent years, the state gave away $3 billion more with 150 new tax loopholes. Last year, we identified 27 cuts that could save the state $2.3 billion alone. Instead of sharing the sacrifice of state workers and taxpayers, corporations rally around pro-business think tanks and politicians who want to attack your modest requests as a cover against attacks on tax breaks. Take this recent editorial from the Vancouver Columbian: How, then, could there be a deficit, you ask? Because spending will also be increasing, partly in new caseloads, but also in other areas. And its not hard to identify one major area of cost increases: compensation and benefits for workers.... Remember, none of those gains can be typically expected by workers in the private sector. So were back to the same old problem: about $770 million in compensation-related new costs, backed up against a $900 million deficit. And that is why getting tough in negotiations with state-worker unions is so important. Its the most logical way to balance the state budget.
Lets get to work and fight for Middle Class values that saved the state!
MIDDLE CLASS HEROES SAFEGUARD DIGNITY FOR VULNERABLE CITIZENS t

Brad Samples is a state worker who keeps disabled citizens safe, sound and productive members of society. I didnt get into this work to get rich. I got into it to make a difference. But I get angry when the selfish and privileged few attack honest, hard-working middle class state workers. We provide vital services. Yet the state protects big oil companies like BP with generous tax giveaways.1 Ive made tremendous sacrifices economically. Yet in recent years, the state could still afford to give away more than $3 billion when they created more than 150 new tax loopholes.2
STANDING UP FOR ABUSED AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN t

Joyce Murphy is a state worker who protects vulnerable children from abuse and neglect. She sees things most of us could never imagine. Weve sacrificed our fair share and taken on additional workload when the state cut 10,000 positions.3 I want to leave behind a better world for the at-risk children Ive dedicated my life to. But cuts to vital services and attacks on state workers have harmed the entire states middle class and cost the loss of 45,000 jobs in our economy.4
SOURCES: 1. Revenues to Rebuild Washingtons Economy: A Jobs and Economic Recovery Plan for Washington, Economic Opportunity Institute, October 2011; 2. Washington State Department of Revenue; 3. Shared Sacrifices ofLEGISLATIVE HOTLINE:November 2011; 4. Washington News Service, Nov. 21, 2011; State Employees, Office of the Governor, 800-562-6000
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MIDDLE CLASS HEROES HELPING STUDENTS SUCCEED t

Kelly Grayson is a state worker who helps college students get the services they need to succeed in school. Our pay has taken many hits over the last four years. A lot of people dont know that. Our health insurance costs and pensions costs have gone up while our pay has gone down.5 We provide vital services every day. Those vital services fuel economic growth.6 The public needs to know we make a difference. Lets stop the attacks on middle class state workers.
SACRIFICING FOR OUR FUTURE t

Wendy Irish is a state worker providing services at one of our quality state colleges. Tuition for students our kids is going up 12 percent. State workers have taken a 3 percent cut in pay alone. Yet at our college, the president is getting a 12 percent pay hike and other administrators and managers are getting $3,000 in raises.7 The rest of us are falling behind. Eightytwo percent of state workers make less than market rate. So were not getting rich.8 Weve saved the state with our sacrifices. Its time to invest in our contracts. Its an investment in our states future.
SOURCES: 5. Shared Sacrifice: Overall Compensation for Average State Employee is Falling, OFM, March 2011; 6. Three years into recovery, just how much has state and local austerity hurt job growth? Economic Policy Institute, July 6, 2012, http://www.epi.org/blog/years-recovery-state-local-austerity-hurt/; 7. College pay always low for select few, Spokane Spokesman-Review, July 20, 2012; 8. 2010 Salary Survey Summary, Washington State Department of Personnel (now Washington State Human Resources), LEGISLATIVE HOTLINE: 800-562-6000 Page 7 June 4, 2010, http://www.dop.wa.gov/CompClass/Compensation/Pages/TotalCompensationSurvey.aspx Use this number to leave messages for your legislators.
KEY CUT-OFF DATES
DAY Monday Friday
DATE 1/14/13 2/22/13
CUT-OFF 2013 Legislature convenes 105-day session. House bills must clear House committees Senate bills must clear Senate committees Fiscal, Senate Ways & Means and Transportation bills have until Friday, March 1. Deadline for Senate Ways and Means committee bills to clear that committee. Deadline for Transportation committee bills to clear that committee. Deadline for all fiscal bills to clear respective House fiscal committees. Deadline for all House bills to clear the full House. Deadline for all Senate bills to clear the full Senate. Deadline for House bills to clear Senate committees. Deadline for Senate bills to clear House committees. Fiscal, Senate Ways & Means and Transportation bills have until Tuesday, April 9. Deadline for Senate Ways and Means committee bills to pass House bills. Deadline for Transportation committee to pass House bills. Deadline for all fiscal committees to pass Senate bills. Deadline for House to pass Senate bills. Deadline for Senate to pass House bills. Except for the following: initiatives to the legislature; alternatives to such initiatives; budgets and matters necessary to implement budgets; issues related to differences between House and Senate legislation; and issues related to interim planning and closing the business of the 2013 session. Final day for action on legislation. End of 105-day sesion - Sine Die!
Friday
3/1/13
Wednesday 3/13/13 Wednesday 4/3/13
Tuesday
4/9/13
Wednesday 4/17/13
Sunday
4/28/13

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ROSTER OF LEGISLATORS
LEG=Legislative Bldg; JAC=John A. Cherberg Bldg; INB=Irv Newhouse Bldg; MOD=Modulars
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 1 Sen. Rosemary McAuliffe (D)
http://leg.wa.gov > Legislator Information Rep. Derek Stanford (D) Rep. Luis Moscoso (D)
*Early Learning & K-12 Education; Higher Education
Marian Ericks Jed Bradley Rory Paine-Donovan rosemary.mcauliffe@leg.wa.gov derek.stanford@leg.wa.gov luis.moscoso@leg.wa.gov

Capital Budget, V-Chair; Agriculture & Natural Resources; Business & Financial Services
786-7600 LEG 403
786-7928 JLOB 318
786-7900 JLOB 332
Transportation, V-Chair; Government Accountability & Oversight; Public Safety
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 2 Sen. Randi Becker (R) Rep. Gary Alexander (R) Rep. J.T. Wilcox (R)
Health Care, Chair; Higher Education, *Appropriations; Government AcV-Chair; Rules; Ways & Means countability & Oversight; Government Operations & Elections
Tiffani Sanne Barb Peters Sharon Trask randi.becker@leg.wa.gov gary.alexander@leg.wa.gov jt.wilcox@leg.wa.gov

**APP; APP SC Education; Finance; Rules
786-7602 INB 110
786-7824 LEG 426-B
786-7912 LEG 426-A
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 3 Sen. Andy Billig (D) Rep. Marcus Ricelli (D) Rep. Timm Ormsby (D)
Paul Dillon Michaela Williams Shannon Waechter andy.billig@leg.wa.gov marcus.ricelli@leg.wa.gov timm.ormsby@leg.wa.gov

Early Learning & K-12 Education; Energy, Environment & Telecommunications; Rules; Transportation Capital Budget; Health Care & Wellness; Higher Education; Transportation
786-7604 LEG 412
786-7888 JLOB 419
786-7946 LEG 122-H
Appropriations, V-Chair; APP SC Health & Human Services; Labor & Workforce Development

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 4 Sen. Mike Padden (R)
http://leg.wa.gov > Legislator Information Rep. Larry Crouse (R) Rep. Matt Shea (R)
Michael McCliment Scott Staley James Robinson mike.padden@leg.wa.gov larry.crouse@leg.wa.gov matt.shea@leg.wa.gov

Law and Justice, Chair; Human Services & Corrections; Ways & Means **Technology & Economic Develop- Government Accountability & Overment; Environment; Local Governsight; Judiciary; Transportation ment
786-7606 INB 105
786-7820 LEG 427-A
786-7984 JLOB 437
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 5 Sen. Mark Mullet (D) Rep. Jay Rodne (R) Rep. Chad Magendanz (R)
Early Learning & K-12 Education; Financial Institutions & Insurance; Transportation
Adam Day Kate Cooper Kathie Davies mark.mullet@leg.wa.gov jay.rodne@leg.wa.gov chad.magendanz@leg.wa.gov

*Judiciary; Health Care & Wellness; Transportation **Education; Higher Education; Technology & Economic Development; Rules
786-7608 LEG 415
786-7852 JLOB 430
786-7876 JLOB 427
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 6 Sen. Michael Baumgartner (R) Rep. Kevin Parker (R) Rep. Jeff Holy (R)
Ways & Means, V-Chair; Higher Edu- *APP SC General Government; *Busication; Human Services & Correcness & Financial Services; APP; tions; Trade & Economic Dev Education Page 13
Shane Laib Isaiah Paine Josh Kerns michael.baumgartner@leg.wa.gov kevin.parker@leg.wa.gov jeff.holy@leg.wa.gov

**Government Accountability & Oversight; Labor & Workforce Development; Public Safety; Rules
786-7610 INB 201
786-7922 JLOB 421
786-7962 JLOB 405

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 7 Sen. John Smith (R) Rep. Shelly Short
http://leg.wa.gov > Legislator Information Rep. Joel Kretz (R) (R)
Natural Resources & Parks, V-Chair; Trade & Economic Development, VChair; Transportation
john.smith@leg.wa.gov
Kimberlee Cusick
786-7612 INB 115-A
*Environment; Health Care & Wellness; Labor & Workforce Development
shelly.short@leg.wa.gov
Jacquelin Maycumber
786-7908 JLOB 436
Agriculture & Natural Resources; Rules; Transportation
joel.kretz@leg.wa.gov
Jessica McCarthy
786-7988 LEG 335-A
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 8 Sen. Sharon Brown (R) Rep. Brad Klippert (R) Rep. Larry Haler (R)
Jeri May Kelley Hays Jan Swenson brown.sharon@leg.wa.gov brad.klippert@leg.wa.gov larry.haler@leg.wa.gov

*Public Safety; Education; Judiciary; Transportation
786-7614 INB 202
786-7882 JLOB 410
786-7986 LEG 122-D
*Higher Education; APP; APP SC Education; Community Development, Housing & Tribal Affairs
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 9 Sen. Mark Schoesler (R) Rep. Susan Fagan (R) Rep. Joe Schmick (R)
Agriculture, Water & Rural Economic *APP SC Education; APP; Education; Development; Rules; Ways & Means Higher Education; Rules
Krista Winters Cathy Colley Pamela Kentner mark.schoesler@leg.wa.gov susan.fagan@leg.wa.gov joe.schmick@leg.wa.gov
786-7620 LEG 305
786-7942 JLOB 406
786-7844 JLOB 432
*Health Care & Wellness; Agriculture & Natural Resources; APP; APP SC Health & Human Services
*Ranking Minority Member
** Asst. Ranking Minority Member

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 10 Sen. Barbara Bailey (R)
http://leg.wa.gov > Legislator Information Rep. Norma Smith (R) Rep. Dave Hayes (R)
Wyatt Boeke Bradley Sherman Tanya Smith barbara.bailey@leg.wa.gov norma.smith@leg.wa.gov dave.hayes@leg.wa.gov

Higher Education, Chair; Health Care; Rules; Ways & Means *Technology & Economic Development; Capital Budget; Higher Education **Public Safety; Education; Transportation
786-7618 INB 109-B
786-7884 JLOB 435
786-7914 JLOB 467
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 11 Sen. Bob Hasegawa (D) Rep. Zach Hudgins (D) Rep. Steve Bergquist (D)
*Governmental Operations; Commerce and Labor; Ways & Means
Chio Saeteurn Douglas Honma Syd Locke bob.hasegawa@leg.wa.gov zack.hudgins@leg.wa.gov steve.bergquist@leg.wa.gov

APP SC General Government, Chair; APP; Business & Financial Services; Technology & Economic Development Government Operations & Elections, V-Chair; Education; Transportation
786-7616 JAC 220
786-7956 LEG 438-A
786-7862 JLOB 322
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 12 Sen. Linda Evans Parlette (R) Rep. Cary Condotta (R) Rep. Brad Hawkins (R)
Shiloh Schauer Brandt Cappell Taylor Kenck lindaevans.parlette@leg.wa.gov cary.condotta@leg.wa.gov brad.hawkins@leg.wa.gov

Health Care; Natural Resources & Parks; Rules; Ways & Means *Govt Acct & Oversight; **Labor & Workforce Development; Finance
786-7622 LEG 309
786-7954 LEG 425-B
786-7832 LEG 122-G
**Capital Budget; Business & Financial Services; Education


LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 13 Sen. Jana Holmquist Newbry (R)
http://leg.wa.gov > Legislator Information Rep. Judy Warnick (R) Rep. Matt Manweller (R)
Commerce and Labor, Chair; Trade & *Capital Budget; Agriculture & NatuEconomic Development ral Resources; Education
David Duvall Kyle Lynch Breanne Elsey janea.newbry@leg.wa.gov judy.warnick@leg.wa.gov matt.manweller@leg.wa.gov

*Labor & Workforce Development; Government Operations & Elections; Health Care & Wellness
786-7624 INB 106-B
786-7932 LEG 122-C
786-7808 JLOB 470
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 14 Sen. Curtis King (R) Rep. Norm Johnson (R) Rep. Charles Ross (R)
Transportation, Co-Chair; Commerce **Community Development, Housing & and Labor; Rules Tribal Affairs; Rules; Trans
Wanda Brosey Laura Bell Gale Sackman curtis.king@leg.wa.gov norm.johnson@leg.wa.gov charles.ross@leg.wa.gov

**APP; APP SC Health & Human Services; Health Care & Wellness; Public Safety
786-7626 JAC 305
786-7810 JLOB 425
786-7856 LEG 122-A
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 15 Sen. Jim Honeyford (R) Rep. Bruce Chandler (R) Rep. David Taylor (R)
Ways & Means - Capital Budget, *Agr & Nat Res; **APP; APP SC Chair; *Agriculture, Water & Rural General Govt; Business & Financial Economic Dev; Energy, Environment Services & Telecommunications Page 16
Penelope McWain Melinda Woods Jaime Rowland jim.honeyford@leg.wa.gov bruce.chandler@leg.wa.gov david.taylor@leg.wa.gov

*Local Government; **Government Operations & Elections; APP; APP SC General Government
786-7684 INB 107
786-7960 LEG 427-B
786-7874 JLOB 428
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 16 Sen. Mike Hewitt

Republican Leader
http://leg.wa.gov > Legislator Information Rep. Maureen Walsh (R) Rep. Terry Nealey (R)
Commerce and Labor; Natural Resources & Parks; Ways & Means
Barrett Pryce Marge Plumage Meagan Allen mike.hewitt@leg.wa.gov maureen.walsh@leg.wa.gov terry.nealey@leg.wa.gov

*Early Learning & Human Services; Higher Education; Technology & Economic Development *Finance; Environment; Judiciary; Rules
786-7630 INB 204
(R)
786-7836 JLOB 411
786-7828 JLOB 404
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 17 Sen. Don Benton (R) Rep. Monica Stonier (D) Rep. Paul Harris (R)
Transportation, Vice Co-Chair; Governmental Ops, V-Chair; Financial Institutions & Insurance; Rules
Matthew Hunter Emily Robertson Joe DePinto don.benton@leg.wa.gov monica.stonier@leg.wa.gov paul.harris@leg.wa.gov

Education, V-Chair; Capital Budget; *APP SC Health & Human Services; Technology & Economic Development APP; Health Care & Wellness
786-7632 LEG 409
786-7994 JLOB 309
786-7976 JLOB 403
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 18 Sen. Ann Rivers (R) Rep. Brandon Vick (R) Rep. Liz Pike (R)
Early Learning & K-12 Education; Governmental Operations; Rules; Ways & Means Page 17
Liz Coleman Peter Gilmour Garrett Delano ann.rivers@leg.wa.gov brandon.vick@leg.wa.gov liz.pike@leg.wa.gov

**Business & Financial Services; Finance; Technology & Economic Development
786-7634 LEG 405
786-7850 JLOB 469
786-7812 LEG 122-B
**Environment; APP; APP SC Health & Human Services; Community Dev, Housing & Tribal Affairs; Education

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 19 Sen. Brian Hatfield (D) Rep. Dean Takko
http://leg.wa.gov > Legislator Information Rep. Brian Blake (D) (D)
Agriculture, Water & Rural Economic Local Government, Chair; Public Dev, Chair; Financial Institutions & Safety; Transportation Insurance; Ways & Means
Vickie Winters Darci Miller Justin Rossetti brian.hatfield@leg.wa.gov dean.takko@leg.wa.gov brian.blake@leg.wa.gov

Agriculture & Nat Res, Chair; Business & Financial Services; Government Acct & Oversight
786-7636 JAC 237
786-7806 JLOB 336
786-7870 LEG 437-A
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 20 Sen. John Braun (R) Rep. Richard DeBolt (R) Rep. Ed Orcutt (R)
Trade & Economic Dev, Chair; Com- *Rules merce and Labor, Vice Chair; Governmental Ops ; Ways & Means
Ruth Peterson Catherine Word Amber York john.braun@leg.wa.gov richard.debolt@leg.wa.gov ed.orcutt@leg.wa.gov
786-7638 INB 103
786-7896 LEG 335-C
786-7990 JLOB 408
*Transportation; **Finance; Agriculture & Natural Resources
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 21 Sen. Paull Shin (D) Rep. Mary Helen Roberts (D) Rep. Marko Liias (D)
Jeff King Dan Hagen Kurt Kohlwes paull.shin@leg.wa.gov maryhelen.roberts@leg.wa.gov marko.liias@leg.wa.gov

Agriculture, Water & Rural Economic Public Safety, V-Chair; Early Learning Development; Trade & Economic & Human Services; Judiciary; Rules Development Transportation, V-Chair; Education; Environment; Local Government; Rules
786-7640 LEG 407
786-7950 JLOB 420
786-7972 JLOB 414

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 22 Sen. Karen Fraser (D)
http://leg.wa.gov > Legislator Information Rep. Chris Reykdal (D) Rep. Sam Hunt (D)
Jessica Bateman Brenda Fitzsimmons Meagan Arndt karen.fraser@leg.wa.gov chris.reykdal@leg.wa.gov sam.hunt@leg.wa.gov

Governmental Operations; Rules; Ways & Means Labor & Workforce Development, V-Chair; Finance; Higher Education; Rules
786-7642 LEG 314
786-7940 JLOB 319
786-7992 LEG 438-B
Government Operations & Elections, Chair; APP; APP SC General Government; Education
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 23 Sen. Christine Rolfes (D) Rep. Sherry Appleton (D) Rep. Drew Hansen
Asst. Majority Whip
**Early Learning & K-12 Education; *Natural Resources & Parks; Transportation
Linda Owens Donna Bezon Jessie Turner christine.rolfes@leg.wa.gov sherry.appleton@leg.wa.gov drew.hansen@leg.wa.gov

Community Dev, Housing & Tribal Affairs, Judiciary, V-Chair; Finance; Higher V-Chair; Capital Budget; Public Safety Education; Transportation
786-7644 JAC 233
786-7934 LEG 132-F
786-7842 JLOB 369
(D)
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 24 Sen. James Hargrove (D) Rep. Kevin Van De Wege
Majority Whip
Rep. Steve Tharinger (D)
Patsy Feeley Linda Barnfather Leanne Horne hargrove.jim@leg.wa.gov kevin.vandewege@leg.wa.gov steve.tharinger@leg.wa.gov

*Ways & Means; Human Services & Corrections; Natural Resources & Parks Agriculture & Natural Resources; Government Operations & Elections; Health Care & Wellness; Rules Finance, V-Chair; Environment; Health Care & Wellness
786-7646 LEG 411
786-7916 LEG 434-A
(D)
786-7904 JLOB 368

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 25 Sen. Bruce Dammeier (R)
http://leg.wa.gov > Legislator Information Rep. Dawn Morrell (D) Rep. Hans Zeiger (R)
Early Learning & K-12 Education, V- APP SC Health & Human Services, **Higher Education; Early Learning Chair; Health Care, V-Chair; Rules; Chair; APP; Health Care & Wellness; & Human Services; Technology & Ways & Means Technology & Economic Dev Economic Dev; Transportation
Matthew Del Riccio Mary Sherman Sara Pollock bruce.dammeier@leg.wa.gov dawn.morrell@leg.wa.gov hans.zeiger@leg.wa.gov
786-7648 JAC 205
786-7948 JLOB 306
786-7968 JLOB 468
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 26 Sen. Nathan Schlicher (D) Rep. Jan Angel (R) Rep. Larry Seaquist (D)
Health Care; Trade & Economic Development; Transportation
JAC 213 Colleen Thompson Debbie Austin Terra Rose nathan.schlicher@leg.wa.gov jan.angel@leg.wa.gov larry.seaquist@leg.wa.gov
*Community, Housing & Tribal Affairs; Health Care & Wellness; Rules; Transportation Higher Education, Chair; APP; APP SC Education; Education
786-7650
786-7964 JLOB 434
786-7802 LEG 132-C
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 27 Sen. Jeannie Darneille (D) Rep. Laurie Jinkins (D) Rep. Jake Fey (D)
*Human Services & Corrections; Law and Justice; Rules
Lisa Fisch Jessica Gavre Eric Mattson jeannie.darneille@leg.wa.gov laurie.jinkins@leg.wa.gov jake.fey@leg.wa.gov
786-7652 JAC 226
786-7930 JLOB 311
786-7974 JLOB 330
Health Care & Wellness, V-Chair; APP; Transportation, V-Chair; Capital BudAPP SC Health & Human Services; get; Environment Judiciary;

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 28 Sen. Michael Carrell (R)
http://leg.wa.gov > Legislator Information Rep. Steve OBan (R) Rep. Tami Green (D)
Human Services & Corrections, Chair; Law and Justice, V-Chair; Rules; Transportation
Michelle Lewis Russell Krantz Michelle Butler michael.carrell@leg.wa.gov steve.oban@leg.wa.gov tami.green@leg.wa.gov

**Judiciary; Business & Financial Services; Transportation
786-7654 INB 102
786-7890 JLOB 424
786-7958 LEG 429-A
APP; APP SC Health & Human Serv; Health Care & Wellness; Labor & Workforce Development; Rules
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 29 Sen. Steve Conway (D) Rep. David Sawyer (D) Rep. Steve Kirby (D)
JAC 212 Kimberly Lelli Christel Mason-Gillespie Olgy Diaz steve.conway@leg.wa.gov david.sawyer@leg.wa.gov steve.kirby@leg.wa.gov
*Commerce and Labor; Governmental Operations; Ways & Means
786-7656
786-7906 JLOB 418
786-7996 LEG 437-B
Community Development, Housing & Business & Financial Services, Chair; Tribal Affairs; Early Learning & Human Government Accountability & OverServices; Higher Education; Rules sight; Judiciary
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 30 Sen. Tracey Eide (D) Rep. Linda Kochmar (R) Rep. Roger Freeman (D)
Transportation, Co-Chair; Agriculture, Water & Rural Economic Dev
Peter Dodds Joe Atkinson Martin Moore tracey.eide@leg.wa.gov linda.kochmar@leg.wa.gov roger.freeman@leg.wa.gov

**Local Govt; Business & Financial Services; Rules; Technology & Economic Development; Transportation Early Learning & Human Services, V-Chair; Technology & Economic Development; Transportation
786-7658 JAC 235
786-7898 LEG 122-F
786-7830 JLOB 331

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 31 Sen. Pam Roach (R)
http://leg.wa.gov > Legislator Information Rep. Cathy Dahlquist

Asst. Minority Whip
Rep. Christopher Hurst (D)
Governmental Operations, Chair; Fi- *Education; APP; APP SC Educanancial Institutions & Insurance; Law tion; Rules; Technology & Economic and Justice Development
Cheryl Marshall Keith Bundy Caitlin Lopez pam.roach@leg.wa.gov cathy.dahlquist@leg.wa.gov christopher.hurst@leg.wa.gov

Govt Accountability & Oversight, Chair; Agr & Nat Res; Business & Financial Services
786-7660 INB 112
786-7846 JLOB 426
(R)
786-7866 JLOB 335
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 32 Sen. Maralyn Chase (D) Rep. Cindy Ryu

Asst. Majority Whip
Rep. Ruth Kagi (D)
JAC 241 Marylyn Hawkins Shoubee Liaw Jessica Puckett maralyn.chase@leg.wa.gov cindy.ryu@leg.wa.gov ruth.kagi@leg.wa.gov
*Trade & Economic Development; Energy, Environment & Telecommunications Business & Financial Serv, V-Chair; Community Development, Housing & Tribal Affairs; Transportation Early Learning & Human Services, Chair; APP; APP SC Health & Human Services; Environment
786-7662
786-7880 JLOB 324
(D)
786-7910 JLOB 308
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 33 Sen. Karen Keiser (D) Rep. Tina Orwall (D) Rep. Dave Upthegrove (D)
Tara Jo Heincke Mary Soderlind Becky Hielman karen.keiser@leg.wa.gov tina.orwall@leg.wa.gov dave.upthegrove@leg.wa.gov

*Health Care; Commerce and Labor; Rules; Ways & Means Education; Government Operations & Environment, Chair; Local GovernElections; Judiciary; Rules ment; Transportation
786-7664 JAC 224
786-7834 JLOB 326
786-7868 JLOB 304

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 34 Sen. Sharon Nelson (D) Rep. Eileen Cody
http://leg.wa.gov > Legislator Information Rep. Joe Fitzgibbon (D) (D)
JAC 218 Elizabeth Hummel Siobhan Mahorter Yoshi Kumara sharon.nelson@leg.wa.gov eileen.cody@leg.wa.gov joe.fitzgibbon@leg.wa.gov
**Ways & Means; Financial Institutions & Insurance Health Care & Wellness, Chair; APP; APP SC Health & Human Services
786-7667
786-7978 JLOB 303
786-7952 JLOB 305
Local Govt, V-Chair; Finance; Govt Ops & Elections; Transportation
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 35 Sen. Tim Sheldon (D) Rep. Kathy Haigh (D) Rep. Drew MacEwen (R)
Kevin Shutty Carol Ann Jaren Kim Moores tim.sheldon@leg.wa.gov kathy.haigh@leg.wa.gov drew.macewen@leg.wa.gov
Rules, V-Chair; Transportation, VChair; Energy, Environment & Telecommunications;
786-7668 LEG 312
786-7966 JLOB 320
786-7902 JLOB 431
APP SC Education, Chair; Agricul**Agr & Natural Resources; Business ture & Natural Resources; Appropria- & Financial Services; Capital Budget; tions; Education Early Learning & Human Services
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 36 Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles (D) Rep. Reuven Carlyle (D) Rep. Gael Tarleton (D)
Adam Cooper Joseph Peha Michelle Nance jeanne.kohl-welles@leg.wa.gov reuven.carlyle@leg.wa.gov gael.tarleton@leg.wa.gov
786-7670 JAC 219
786-7814 JLOB 325
786-7860 JLOB 334
*Higher Education ; Law and Justice; Finance, Chair; APP; APP SC Educa- Higher Education; Rules; Technology Rules; Ways & Means tion; Govt Operations & Elections & Economic Development; Transportation

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 37 Sen. Adam Kline (D) Rep. Sharon Tomiko Santos (D) Rep. Eric Pettigrew (D)
*Law and Justice; Natural Resources & Parks
Bryn Houghton Julia Kwon Janaia Secrest-Holden adam.kline@leg.wa.gov sharon.santos@leg.wa.gov eric.pettigrew@leg.wa.gov

Education, Chair; Business & Financial Services; Community Development, Housing & Tribal Affairs Agriculture & Natural Resources; APP; APP SC Education; Public Safety; Rules
786-7688 JAC 223
786-7944 JLOB 321
786-7838 LEG 434-B
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 38 Sen. Nick Harper (D) Rep. John McCoy (D) Rep. Mike Sells (D)
Brook Waite Marissa Ingalls JoAnn Chapman nick.harper@leg.wa.gov john.mccoy@leg.wa.gov mike.sells@leg.wa.gov

Human Services & Corrections; Rules; Transportation
786-7674 JAC 227
786-7864 LEG 132-A
786-7840 LEG 132-B
Community Development, Housing Labor & Workforce Development, & Tribal Affairs, Chair; Environment, Chair; Higher Education; TransportaV-Chair; Education tion
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 39 Sen. Kirk Pearson (R) Rep. Dan Kristiansen (R) Rep. Elizabeth Scott (R)
Natural Resources & Parks, Chair; Human Services & Corrections, VChair; Law and Justice Page 24
Cameron Bailey Brenda Glenn Ashley Stokesbary kirk.pearson@leg.wa.gov dan.kristiansen@leg.wa.gov elizabeth.scott@leg.wa.gov

Government Operations & Elections; Transportation
786-7676 INB 115-D
786-7967 LEG 425-A
786-7816 LEG 122-E
**Early Learning & Human Services; Capital Budget; Higher Education


LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 40 Sen. Kevin Ranker (D) Rep. Kristine Lytton (D) Rep. Jeff Morris (D)
Kendall Farley Katie Drewel Meagan Sharp kevin.ranker@leg.wa.gov kristine.lytton@leg.wa.gov jeff.morris@leg.wa.gov

*Energy, Environment & Telecommunications; Ways & Means Agriculture & Natural Resources, VChair; Education; Finance Technology & Economic Development, Chair; Environment; Transportation
786-7678 JAC 215
786-7800 JLOB 310
786-7970 LEG 436-A
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 41 Sen. Steve Litzow (R) Rep. Marcie Maxwell (D) Rep. Judy Clibborn (D)
Early Learning & K-12 Education, Chair; Energy, Environment & Telecommunications; Transportation
LEG 416 Kyle Burleigh Alex Soldano Caron Benedetti steve.litzow@leg.wa.gov marcie.maxwell@leg.wa.gov judy.clibborn@leg.wa.gov
APP; APP SC Education; Education; Rules; Technology & Economic Development Transportation, Chair; Health Care & Wellness
786-7641
786-7894 JLOB 327
786-7926 JLOB 415
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 42 Sen. Doug Ericksen (R) Rep. Jason Overstreet (R) Rep. Vincent Buys (R)
786-7682
doug.ericksen@leg.wa.gov
LEG 414 Sandy Ruff
Energy, Environment & Telecommunications, Chair; Health Care; Rules; Transportation
**Transportation; Early Learning & Human Services; Environment
Lea McCartney Amanda Smith jason.overstreet@leg.wa.gov vincent.buys@leg.wa.gov

*Govt Ops & Elections; Agr & Nat Res; APP; APP SC General Govt; Local Govt
786-7980 JLOB 422
786-7854 JLOB 465

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 43 Sen. Ed Murray (D) Rep. Jamie Pedersen (D) Rep. Frank Chopp (D)
Scott Plusquellec Katy Buck Miranda Leskinen ed.murray@leg.wa.gov jamie.pedersen@leg.wa.gov frank.chopp@leg.wa.gov

Rules; Ways & Means Judiciary, Chair; APP; APP SC General Government; Higher Education Rules, Chair
786-7628 LEG 316
786-7826 LEG 436-B
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LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 44 Sen. Steve Hobbs (D) Rep. Hans Dunshee (D) Rep. Mike Hope (R)
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Financial Institutions & Insurance, Capital Budget, Chair; Agriculture & Chair; Agri, Water & Rural Economic Natural Resources; APP; APP SC GenDev; Transportation eral Government **Health Care & Wellness; APP SC Education; Judiciary; Public Safety
786-7686 JAC 239
786-7804 JLOB 314
786-7892 JLOB 466
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 45 Sen. Andy Hill (R) Rep. Roger Goodman (D) Rep. Larry Springer
andy.hill@leg.wa.gov
JAC 303 Karen Wickstrom
786-7672
Ways & Means, Chair; Early Learning & K-12 Education
Public Safety, Chair; Early Learning & Human Services; Judiciary
Ariel Taylor Maxima Patashnik roger.goodman@leg.wa.gov larry.springer@leg.wa.gov

APP; APP SC General Government; Finance; Local Government; Rules
786-7878 JLOB 328
786-7822 LEG 132-E
(D)

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 46 Sen. David Frockt (D) Rep. Gerry Pollet (D) Rep. Jessyn Farrell (D)
Health Care; Higher Education ; Rules
LEG 402 Samantha Kersul Tamara Rogers Nigel Herbig david.frockt@leg.wa.gov gerry.pollet@leg.wa.gov jessyn.farrell@leg.wa.gov
Higher Education, V-Chair; Education; Finance Early Learning & Human Services; Environment; Transportation
786-7690
786-7886 JLOB 317
786-7818 JLOB 370
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 47 Sen. Joe Fain (R) Rep. Mark Hargove (R) Rep. Pat Sullivan (D)
Transportation, Budget Leadership **Transportation; Education; Higher Cabinet; Early Learning & K-12 Edu- Education cation; Financial Insti & Insur; Rules
LEG 404 Noah Ullman Lesley Roberts Roy Atwood joe.fain@leg.wa.gov mark.hargrove@leg.wa.gov pat.sullivan@leg.wa.gov
APP; APP SC Education; Rules
786-7692
786-7918 JLOB 409
786-7858 LEG 339-A
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 48 Sen. Rodney Tom

Majority Leader
Rep. Ross Hunter (D)
Rep. Cyrus Habib (D)
Higher Education; Rules; Ways & Means
Suzette Cooper Emily Wicks Marilyn Pederson rodney.tom@leg.wa.gov ross.hunter@leg.wa.gov cyrus.habib@leg.wa.gov

Appropriations, Chair Technology & Economic Development, V-Chair; Business & Financial Services; Transportation
786-7694 LEG 307
(D)
786-7936 JLOB 315
786-7848 LEG 132-D

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 49 Sen. Annette Cleveland (D) Rep. Sharon Wylie (D) Rep. Jim Moeller (D)
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Early Learning & K-12 Education; Energy, Environment & Telecommunications; Health Care Government Accountability & Oversight, V-Chair; Higher Education; Technology & Economic Dev Health Care & Wellness; Labor & Workforce Development; Rules; Transportation
786-7696 JAC 230
786-7924 JLOB 417
786-7872 LEG 430
EXECUTIVE OFFICES Governor Jay Inslee (D) Lt. Governor Brad Owen (D)
902-4111 LEG 200

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786-7700 LEG 220

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MEMBER LOBBYING
Effective member lobbying starts with understanding how legislators work and think.
Legislators face unique pressures 1. Legislators simply do not have enough time to do everything they would like to do. 2. Legislators deal with thousands of bills; they cast votes on hundreds of bills; and they cant possibly know the details of each one. Legislators want to be helpful - its their nature Legislators want to serve their constituents, but there is a limit to what they can do. As member lobbyists we can help them by: Providing a specific and realistic request.
3. There are more than 1,000 registered lobbyists, Heeding their advice on ways that will to promote our issues. and countless more citizen lobbyists - all vying for a Legislators time, attention and vote. Following up with them and keeping them in the loop. 4. Legislators are accountable to thousands of constituents back home. Legislators are forced to prioritize and specialize
You can expect legislators to: Listen. Offer advice. Be candid. Provide insight.
1. Legislators only have time to really dig into a few issues, so they tend to specialize.
2. On their issues they hope their colleagues will follow their lead and, in turn, they follow the lead of members they trust that specialize in other issues.
Keep you posted, if you ask.
3. Its hard for a legislator to go against the specialist from his or her own caucus. Legislators face demands from their leadership You cant expect legislators to: Communicate all the time. Remember all the details. Make you their highest priority.
1. The leadership of the majority caucus controls the calendar and agenda. 2. Individual legislators cant overcome leadership decisions.
Be able to give you more than 15 minutes. Read a document or report.
3. The hardest thing for a new legislator to adjust to is that they really dont have a lot of say in what happens.
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MEMBER LOBBYING
How to communicate effectively with legislators.

Summarize, summarize, summarize Forms of communication with legislators
1. You can only expect to meet with your legislaMost effective: tor for 15 minutes or less during the session. Work on their campaign. 2. Ask for a specific action. Meet with them during the interim. 3. Keep your message focused and positive. Meet with them during the session. 4. Make sure you have time to listen to your leg Personal letters and emails. islators thoughts, ideas and concerns. 5. Provide a one-page handout to help your legis- Messages left for them on the Legislative Holtine. lator keep track of your issue(s). Public hearings. Public testimony 1. Prepare before the hearing.
Having a sustained presence - being there early and often. Least effective:
2. Make it real; tell your story.
3. Keep it to three (3) minutes or less.
4. Dont repeat what others have said.
Form letters. Petitions. Spam.
5. Provide staff with a one-page handout.
Generic post cards.
6. Remember - public testimony is one of the least effective means of communication with legislators. Lobby all year, every year.
Out-of-district correspondence.
Rallies or other one and done demonstrations.
1. Invest yourself in campaigns for WFSE/ AFSCME-supported candidates in your area.
2. Interim meetings with legislators are far more effective than meetings during session. 3. Invite your legislators to a local meeting or to your worksite when they are not in session.
4. Be prepared for the long haul; major challenges can take years to pass. 5. To be effective, you must have a sustained presence.
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SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES

Agriculture, Water & Rural Economic Development Hatfield, Chair (D-19); *Honeyford (R-15); Eide (D-20); Hobbs (D-44); Schoesler (R-9); Shin (D-21) Commerce & Labor Holmquist Newbry, Chair (R-13); Braun, V-Chair (R20); *Conway (D-29); Hasegawa (D-11); Hewitt (R-16); Keiser (D-33); King (R-14) Early Learning & K-12 Education Litzow, Chair (R-41); Dammeier, V-Chair (R-25); **Rolfes (D-23); *McAuliffe (D-1); Billig (D-3); Cleveland (D-49); Fain (R-47); Hill (R-45); Mullet (D-5); Rivers (R-18) Energy, Environment & Telecommunications Ericksen, Chair (R-42); Sheldon, V-Chair (D-35); *Ranker (D-40); Billig (D-3); Chase (D-32); Cleveland (D-49); Honeyford (R-15); Litzow (R-41); Financial Institutions & Insurance Hobbs, Chair (D-44); *Benton (R-17); Fain (R-47); Hatfield (D-19); Mullet (D-5); Nelson (D-34); Roach (R-31) Governmental Operations Roach, Chair (R-31); Benton, V-Chair (R-17); *Hasegawa (D-11); Braun (R-20); Conway (D-29); Fraser (D-22); Rivers (R-18) Health Care Becker, Chair (R-2); Dammeier, V-Chair (R-25); *Keiser (D-33); Bailey (R-10); Cleveland (D-49); Ericksen (R-42); Frockt (D-46); Parlette (R-12); Schlicher (D-26) Higher Education Bailey, Chair (R-10); Becker, V-Chair (R-2); *Kohl-Welles (D-36); Baumgartner (R-6); Frockt (D-46); McAuliffe (D-1); Tom (D-48) Human Services & Corrections Carrell, Chair (R-28); Pearson, V-Chair (R-39); *Darneille (D-27); Baumgartner (R-6); Hargrove (D-24); Harper (D-38); Padden (R-4);
*Ranking Minority Member; **Assistant Ranking Minority Member
Law & Justice Padden, Chair (R-4); Carrell, V-Chair (R-28); *Kline (D-37); Darneille (D-27); Kohl-Welles (D-36); Pearson (R-39); Roach (R-31) Natural Resources & Parks Pearson, Chair (R-39); Smith, V-Chair (R-7); *Rolfes (D-23); Hargrove (D-24); Hewitt (R-16); Kline (D-37); Parlette (R-12) Rules Lieutenant Governor, Chair (D); Sheldon, V-Chair (D35); Bailey (R-10); Becker (R-2); Benton (R-17); Billig (D-3); Carrell (R-28); Dammeier (R-25); Darneille (D27); Ericksen (R-42); Fain (R-47); Fraser (D-22); Frockt (D-46); Harper (D-38); Keiser (D-33); King (R-14); KohlWelles (D-36); Murray (D-43); Parlette (R-12); Rivers R-18); Schoesler (R-9); Tom (D-48) Trade & Economic Development Braun, Chair (R-20); Smith, V-Chair (R-7); *Chase (D-32); Baumgartner (R-6); Holmquist Newbry (R-13); Schlicher (D-26); Shin (D-21) Transporation Eide, Co-Chair (D-30); King, Co-Chair (R-14); Fain, Budget Leadership Cabinet (R-47); Benton, Vice CoChair (R-17); Billig (D-3); Carrell (R-28); Ericksen (R42); Harper (D-38); Hobbs (D-44); Litzow (R-41); Mullet (D-5); Rolfes (D-23); Schlicher (D-26); Sheldon (D-35); Smith (R-7) Ways & Means Hill, Chair (R-45); Baumgartner, V-Chair (R-6); Honeyford, Capital Budget Chair (R-15); **Nelson (D-34); *Hargrove (D-24); Bailey (R-10); Becker (R-2); Braun (R-20); Conway (D-29); Dammeier (R-25); Fraser (D-22); Hasegawa (D-11); Hatfield (D-19); Hewitt (R-16); Keiser (D-33); Kohl-Welles (D-36); Murray (D-43); Padden (R-4); Parlette (R-12); Ranker (D-40); Rivers (R-18); Schoesler (R-9); Tom (D-48)

SENATE SEATING CHART
2013 Session Senate Seating

Hobbs Nelson Hasegawa Dammeier Becker Holmquist Newbry Baumgartner Honeyford
44
34
11
25
13
15
Keiser
McAuliffe
Shin
Conway
King
Sheldon
Ericksen
33
21
29
14
35
42
Hat eld
Harper
Ranker
Rivers
Litzow
Hewitt
19
38
40
18
41
16
Hargrove
Murray
Frockt
Fain
Schoesler
Hill
24
43
46
47
45
Billig
Fraser
Cleveland
Tom
Parlette
Benton
22
49
48
12
17
Kohl-Welles
Darneille
Rolfes
Padden
Bailey
Roach
36
27
23
10
31
Eide
Kline
Mullet
Pearson
Carrell
Braun
30
37
39
28
20
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Chase
Schlicher
Smith
Brown Delvin
32
26
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HOUSE POLICY COMMITTEES

Agriculture and Natural Resources Blake (D-19), Chair; Lytton (D-40), V-Chair; *Chandler (R-15); **MacEwen (R-35); Buys (R-42); Dunshee (D-44); Haigh (D-35); Hurst (D-31); Kretz (R-7); Orcutt (R-20); Pettigrew (D-37); Schmick (R-9); Stanford (D-1); Van De Wege (D-24; Warnick (R-13) Business & Financial Services Kirby (D-29), Chair; Ryu (D-32), V-Chair; *Parker (R-6); **Vick (R-R-18); Blake (D-19); Chandler (R-15); Habib (D-48); Hawkins (R-12); Hudgins (D-11); Hurst (D-31); Kochmar (R-30); MacEwen (R-35); OBan (R-28); Santos (D-27); Stanford (D-1) Community Development, Housing and Tribal Affairs McCoy (D-38), Chair; Appleton (D-23), V-Chair; *Angel (R-26); **Johnson (R-14); Haler (R-8); Pike (R18); Ryu (D-32); Santos (D-27); Sawyer (D-29) Early Learning and Human Services Kagi (D-32), Chair; Freeman (D-30), V-Chair; *Walsh (R-16); **Scott (R-39); Farrell (D-46); Goodman (D-45); MacEwen (R-35); Overstreet (R-42); Roberts (D21); Sawyer (D-29); Zeiger (R-25) (D-41); Green (D-28); Harris (R-17); Manweller (R-13); Moeller (D-49); Morrell (D-25); Riccelli (D-3); Rodne (R-5); Ross (R-14); Short (R-7); Tharinger (D-24); Van De Wege (D-24) Higher Education Seaquist (D-26), Chair; Pollet (D-46), V-Chair; *Haler (R-8); **Zeiger (R-25); Fagan (R-9); Hansen (D23); Hargrove (R-47); Johnson (R-14); Magendanz (R-5); Pedersen (D-43); Reykdal (D-22); Riccelli (D-3); Sawyer (D-29); Scott (R-39); Sells (D-38); Smith (R-10); Tarleton (D-36); Walsh (R-16); Wylie (D-49) Judiciary Pedersen (D-43), Chair; Hansen (D-23), V-Chair; *Rodne (R-5); **OBan (R-28); Goodman (D-45); Hope (R-44); Jinkins (D-27); Kirby (D-29); Klippert (R-8); Nealey (R-16); Orwall (D-33); Roberts (D-21); Shea (R-4) Labor and Workforce Development Sells (D-38), Chair; Reykdal (D-22), V-Chair; *Manweller (R-13); **Condotta (R-12); Green (D-28); Holy (R-6); Moeller (D-49); Ormsby (D-3); Short (R-7)
Local Government Education Takko (D-19), Chair; Fitzgibbon (D-34), V-Chair; *Taylor (R-15); **Kochmar (R-30); Buys (R-42); Crouse Santos (D-37), Chair; Stonier (D-17), V-Chair; *Dahlquist (R-31); **Magendanz (R-5); Bergquist (D-11); (R-4); Liias (D-21); Springer (D-45); Upthegrove (D-33) Fagan (R-9); Haigh (D-35); Hargrove (R-47); Hawkins Public Safety (R-12); Hayes (R-10); Hunt (D-22); Klippert (R-8); Lytton Goodman (D-45), Chair; Roberts (D-21), V-Chair; (D-40); Maxwell (D-41); McCoy (D-38); Orwall (D-33); *Klippert (R-8); **Hayes (R-10); Appleton (D-23); Holy Parker (R-6); Pike (R-18); Pollet (D-46); Seaquist (D-26); (R-6); Hope (R-44); Moscoso (D-1); Pettigrew (D-37); Warnick (R-13) Ross (R-14; Takko (D-19) Environment Upthegrove (D-33), Chair; McCoy (D-38), V-Chair; *Short (R-7); **Pike (R-18); Crouse (R-4); Farrell (D-46); Fey (D-27); Kagi (D-32); Liias (D-21); Morris (D-40); Nealey (R-16); Overstreet (R-42); Tharinger (D-24) Government Accountability and Oversight Hurst (D-31), Chair; Wylie (D-49), V-Chair; *Condotta (R-12); **Holy (R-6); Alexander (R-2); Blake (D-19); Kirby (D-29); Moscoso (D-1); Shea (R-4) Government Operations and Elections Hunt (D-22), Chair; Bergquist (D-11), V-Chair; *Buys (R-42); **Taylor (R-15); Alexander (R-2); Carlyle (D-36); Fitzgibbon (D-34); Kristiansen (R-39); Manweller (R-13); Orwall (D-33); Van De Wege (D-24) Health Care and Wellness Cody (D-34), Chair; Jinkins (D-27), V-Chair; *Schmick (R-9); **Hope (R-44); Angel (R-26); Clibborn Page 40 Rules Chopp (D-43), Chair; *DeBolt (R-20); Dahlquist (R-31); Fagan (R-9); Green (D-28); Holy (R-6); Johnson (R-14); Kochmar (R-30); Kretz (R-7); Liias (D-21); Magendanz (R-5); Maxwell (D-41); Moeller (D-49); Nealey R-16); Orwall (D-33); Pettigrew (D-37); Reykdal (D-22); Roberts (D-21); Ryu (D-32); Sawyer (D-29); Springer (D-45); Sullivan (D-47); Tarleton (D-36); Van De Wege (D-24); Wilcox (R-2) Technology and Economic Development Morris (D-40), Chair; Cyrus Habib (D-XX), V-Chair; *Smith (R-10); **Crouse (R-4); Dahlquist (R-31); Freeman (D-30); Hudgins (D-11); Kochmar (R-30); Magendanz (R-5); Maxwell (D-41); Morrell (D-25); Stonier (D17); Tarleton (D-36); Vick (R-18); Walsh (R-16); Wylie (D-49); Zeiger (R-25)

HOUSE FISCAL COMMITTEES

Appropriations Hunter (D-48), Chair; Ormsby (D-3), V-Chair; *Alexander (R-2); **Chandler (R-15); **Ross (R-14); **Wilcox (R-2); Buys (R-42); Carlyle (D-36); Cody (D-34); Dahlquist (R-31); Dunshee (D-44); Fagan (R-9); Green (D-28); Haigh (D-35); Haler (R-8); Harris (R17); Hudgins (D-11); Hunt (D-22); Jinkins (D-27); Kagi (D-32); Maxwell (D-41); Morrell (D-25); Parker (R-6); Pedersen (D-43); Pettigrew (D-37); Pike (R-18); Schmick (R-9); Seaquist (D-26); Springer (D-45); Sullivan (D-47); Taylor (R-15) Appropriations Subcommittee on Education Haigh (D-35), Chair; *Fagan (R-9); Carlyle (D-36); Dahlquist (R-31); Haler (R-8); Maxwell (D-41); Pettigrew (D-37); Seaquist (D-26); Sullivan (D-47); Wilcox (R-2) Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government Hudgins (D-11), Chair; *Parker (R-6); Buys (R-42); Chandler (R-15); Dunshee (D-44); Hunt (D-22); Pedersen (D-43); Springer (D-45); Taylor (R-15) Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services Morrell (D-25), Chair; *Harris (R-17); Cody (D-34); Green (D-28); Jinkins (D-27); Kagi (D-32); Ormsby (D3); Pike (R-18); Ross (R-14); Schmick (R-9) Capital Budget Dunshee (D-44), Chair; Stanford (D-1), V-Chair; *Warnick (R-13); **Hawkins (R-12); Appleton (D-23); Fey (D-27); MacEwen (R-35); Riccelli (D-3); Scott (R39); Smith (R-10); Stonier (D-17) Finance Carlyle (D-36), Chair; Tharinger (D-24), V-Chair; *Nealey (R-16); **Orcutt (R-20); Condotta (R-12); Fitzgibbon (D-34); Hansen (D-23); Lytton (D-40); Pollet (D-46); Reykdal (D-22); Springer (D-45); Vick (R-18); Wilcox (R-2) Transportation Clibborn (D-41), Chair; Fey (D-27), V-Chair; Liias (D21), V-Chair; Moscoso (D-1), V-Chair; *Orcutt (R-20); **Hargrove (R-47); **Overstreet (R-42); Angel (R-26); Bergquist (D-11); Farrell (D-46); Fitzgibbon (D-34); Freeman (D-30); Habib (D-48); Hayes (R10); Johnson (R-14); Klippert (R-8); Kochmar (R-30); Kretz (R-7); Kristiansen (R-39); Moeller (D-49); Morris (D-40); OBan (R-28); Riccelli (D-3); Rodne (R-5); Ryu (D-32); Sells (D-38); Shea (R-4); Takko (D-19); Tarleton (D-36); Upthegrove (D-33); Zeiger (R-25) as of 1/15/13 http://leg.wa.gov

HOUSE SEATING CHART

COMMUNICATIONS
PERSONAL VISITS Nothing beats a face-to-face meeting with your legislator at his or her office in Olympia or at an in-district town hall meeting during session. Call April Sims at 1-800-562-6002 or e-mail her at aprils@wfse.org to set up an appointment. LETTERS AND POSTCARDS Letters should be mailed directly to a legislator in Olympia. A first-class letter addressed to a legislator by title and name (Senator John Doe or Representative Jane Doe), will arrive in Olympia within 24 hours if mailed from western Washington and within 48 hours if mailed from eastern Washington. House Mailing Address: P.O. Box 40600, Olympia, WA 98504-0600. Senate Mailing Address: P.O. Box 404(LD), Olympia, WA 98504-04(LD) (LD=Legislative District number) CONTACT INFORMATION Individual phone numbers, office addresses and e-mail addresses are online at www.leg.wa.gov and in this booklet on pages 8-24 by district; page 28 Senate alpabetical; pages 30-31 House alphabetical. Email your legislator. Find online forms to send your legislator an email at http://apps.leg.wa.gov/DistrictFinder/ Default.aspx WFSE ACTION CENTER There are times when members are asked to participate in online campaigns. If this occurs, the campaign will be linked on WFSE.org > Action Center. With a few clicks, you'll email specific messages to your legislators. TOLL-FREE LEGISLATIVE TELEPHONE HOTLINE 1-800-562-6000 Beginning on the first day of the session and continuing throughout the session, a toll-free public opinion hotline (1-800-562-6000) will be operated by the Legislature. You can call and leave a brief message for your three legislators, the governor or lieutenant governor. These messages are forwarded electronically to the appropriate individuals. When leaving a message with the Hotline, please be prepared to give your name and street address. Interpreter services in many languages are available. The Hotline staff will also fulfill requests for bills and other legislative documents and can answer questions about meeting times and places, pending legislation and the legislative process. HOURS OF OPERATION During the legislative session, the Hotline is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday. The number to dial is 1-800-562-6000. If the line is busy, call back.
(NOTE: During the rest of the year when the Legislature is not in session, the Hotline operates Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
COMMUNICATIONS
Tips for effective communication:

Legislators are literally bombarded with questions and requests from interest groups of every kind. The way you communicate with legislators makes a big difference on whether they remember your ask or, more importantly, decide to help you with it. Cultivate a relationship with your Legislators before the Big Crisis hits. Legislators rely on constituent information to guide their judgment. If they dont hear from you, that leaves lobbyists, their staff and your opponents to educate them. Here are some DOS and DONTS that will help you increase your chances for support.
Do . . .
let us help you schedule a meeting with your Representative or Senator. write a letter to your Legislator. send an e-mail to your Legislator. use the Legislative Hotline to communicate your concerns. (800-562-6000) encourage, empower and educate your co-worker on the facts and importance of the issue and their ability to help. your homework! provide a succinct, factual message. be prepared to answer questions. be patient and listen when having an in-person visit. be prepared to talk about who might oppose your ask and why. calculate how it can help the Legislator to help you.
Dont . . .
rely solely on petitions, pre-fabricated post cards, form letters and rallies.
These tools have narrow strategies and if not used correctly, can have the opposite effect you are after. If you want them to remember, give them information that is succinct, well organized and on topic.
get off the point.
forget you only have a short time during a personal visit, usually less than 15 minutes. get indignant if you are asked to reschedule or wait. Their schedules are fluid and rescheduling is not uncommon. assume that yours is the only point of view. Legislators have to answer to many constituents. Use this opportunity to educate them.

Federation HOTLINE: (800) 562-6002 www.wfse.org
WRITE A PERSONAL LETTER Write a personal letter to OPPOSE the all-cuts budget. lETTER WRITINg
TIPS ON WRITING, CALLING, OR E-MAILING YOUR LEGISLATORS
Sample letter
Legislators and the staff who screen messages are extremely busy. To get their attention and a response, keep letters short and to the point.
SAMPLE LETTER: Try to keep letters to no more than a greeting, followed by three short paragraphs and the closing:
1. SIT DOWN AND DO IT. A message to a legislator is important and can make a difference. Remember, it is your legislator. 2. Address members of the legislature with due respect, making sure that the full name, initial and title of the legislator are correct. 3. Be localtell how the matter under consideration affects you, your family, your community, and your union. Remember that your message is your lobby. 4. Be brief. 5. Be specific. Let them know what you want. Clearly identify the bill or specific issue. 6. State the facts; give some specific examples of why or how the bill or issue impacts you. 7. Ask for an answer. You have made your views known; now ask your legislator where he/ she stands. 8. Be sure that you leave your name, home mailing address, home e-mail address (if available) and home phone number.
NEVER LEAVE YOUR WORK ADDRESS, WORK E-MAIL ADDRESS OR WORK PHONE NUMBER.
Date
GREETING
Representative/Senator __________________ Address Olympia, WA 98504 RE:
State name, where you work and summarize your issue.
INTRO:
Dear ________ , I am a _________________________ at [state agency/higher Ieducation institution] and I title) at ________ (agency/instituam a __________ (job respectfully urge you to oppose the all-cuts budget. tion). (Briefly describe your job here).
Concise details.
MIDDLE:
Please recognize the $1.5 billion in sacrifices state These cuts hurt Washingtons quality services.
employees have made by funding the contract and holding the line on health care. Instead, lets look at sensible solutions to save our state, the vulnerable, public safety, health, recreation, and the environment.
CONCLUSION:
Summarize; ask for a response.
Thank you for your consideration, I look forward to your written response. Respectively, [Your name] [Your home address] [Your home phone number] [Your home e-mail address (if available)] [Your WFSE/AFSCME local number; WFSE/AFSCME member]
CLOSING
9. Be polite. A nasty message can work to our disadvantage.
LETTERS TO REPRESENTATIVES P.O. BOX 40600 OLYMPIA WA 98504-0600
LETTERS TO SENATORS P.O. BOX 404(LD#) OLYMPIA WA 98504-04(LD)

(LD#)=Replace (LD#) with the Legislative District number for your Senator.
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All Representatives use the same mailing address.
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SAMPLE EMAILS & LEGISLATIVE HOTLINE MESSAGES Sample Emails & legislative HOTlINE Messages Sample Emails
Legislators and the staff who screen messages are extremely busy. To get their attention and a response, keep emails short and to the point. Try to keep e-mails to no more than three or four short sentences with a concise subject line that includes the bill number, an introduction, a middle and a conclusion that asks for a response. Put job title and agency/ higher education institution after signature:
legislative HOTlINE Messages
800-562-6000
When calling the Legislatures toll-free hotline center (1-800-562-6000), be prepared to give your home address and home phone number. Know your zip code; that will help operators find your three legislators if you dont know them. Hotline messages need to be extremely brief.
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smith.jane@leg.wa.gov STOP CUTS. FIND REVENUE Sub- CUTS HURT WASHINGTON Dear [ Representative/Senator _______________ ] , IIm a __________ (job title) at ________ (agency/ am opposed to the Governors budget. Im institution). opposed to a budget that eliminates especially
TO [REP./SEN.]: WHILE YOU WERE OUT M_______________________________ OF______________________________ CALLED
thousands of jobs. I respectively urge you to recognize the $1.5 billion in sacrifices state employees have made state In a time of economic recession, the by funding the contract and holding the line on health the needs to be creating jobs, not making care. recession worse. Please reject the all cuts budget and find a better alternative.
MESSAGE: Im opposed to the MESSAGE: Please, oppose the closure of institutions Governors budget. Her budfor thewill decimate critical get disabled and mentally ill. We must protect the vulnerable and promake the recession worse. tect public reject the all Please safety.
cuts budget and find a better alternative. public services and it will
Sincerely [Your name] [Your job title] [Your agency or higher education institution] [Your home address] [Your home phone number] [Your home e-mail address (if available)] [Your WFSE/AFSCME local number; if you dont know, say WFSE/AFSCME member]
HOURS OF OPERATION During the legislative session, the Hotline is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday. The number to dial is 1-800-562-6000. If the line is busy, call back.
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How a Bill Becomes a Law

A bill may be introduced in either the Senate or House of Representatives. A committee studies the bill and often holds public hearings on it. A committee report is read in open session of the House or Senate,and the bill is then referred to the Rules RULES Committee.
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HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW
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The Rules Committee can either place the bill on the second reading of the calendar for debate before the entire body, or take no action.
At the second reading a bill is subject to debate and amendment before being placed on the third reading calendar for final passage.
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After passing one house,the bill goes through the same procedure in the other house. The Governor signs the bill into law or may veto all or part of it. If the Governor fails to act on the bill,it may become law without a signature.
If amendments are made in one house,the other house must concur.
When the bill is accepted in both houses,it is signed by the respective leaders and sent to the Governor.
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LEGISLATIVETERMS lEgISlATIVE TERMS

Adjourn - to conclude a days session or committee meeting. First Reading - the introduction and first reading of a bill by the entire legislative body.
Amendment - a proposal offered to a legislative bill that changes the original language. Bill - a proposed law presented to the Legislature for consideration. Budget - a legislative document that state the amount of money to be spent on programs and services. Caucus - a group of people belonging to the same political party to select leaders and discuss issues and policy.
Governor - highest ranking state official.
Hearing - a regularly scheduled meeting of a committee at which the public has an opportunity to voice its opinions about proposed legislation. Interim - the months between regular legislative sessions.
Committee - a panel of senators or representatives which makes preliminary decisions about legislation or other issues and reports its findings to the entire legislative body. Committee Chair - a legislator chosen to direct the activities of a committee. Committee chairs normally are approved every two years by a vote of either the Senate or House.
Legislature - the entire group of senators and representatives. They are elected by the citizens to represent them in the creation and modification of laws of the state.
Speaker - representative who is elected by the members of the House of Representatives to preside over House floor action and debate.
Page - the name given to students who are helpers to legislators and staff. Pages typically run errands and provide other assistance as needed. Persons who are good students between 14-15 years of age are eligible to become pages. President of the Senate - another name for the Lieutenant Governor, who presides over Senate floor action and debate. Representative - a person elected to the House of Representatives for a two-year term. There are 98 representatives in Washington. Second Reading - bill on second reading are subject to debate and may be amended, returned to committee, or advanced to Third Reading.
Special Session - a legislative session that is usually held for a specific purpose and occurs between regularly scheduled sessions. A special session may be called to order by the Governor or by a vote of two-thirds of both houses of the Legislature. Sponsor - the senator or representative who presents a bill, resolution or amendment for consideration.
Constitution - a document which states the basic principles and laws of the state that determine the powers and duties of government and guarantee certain rights to Washington citizens. Our constitution was adopted in 1889. Constitutional Amendment similar to a legislative bill, a constitutional amendment is a proposal to change the states Constitution that must be passed by the Legislature and approved by a vote of the citizens. Convene - to assemble for an official meeting. District - area representative by legislators. There are 49 legislative districts, each having one senator and two representatives.
Third Reading - the final stage of a bill during which the document is read in its entirety and a vote is taken.
Veto - return of a bill by the Governor to the legislature without his or her signature, usually accompanied by an explanation as to why the Governor thinks the bill should not become a law. Veto Override - a two-thirds vote of the Legislature (33 votes in the Senate, and 66 votes in the House) which makes law any bill vetoed by the Governor.
Senator - a citizen who is elected to the Senate for a four-year term. There are 49 senators in Washington.
Sergeant-at-Arms - these employees are responsible for security during legislative sessions and public hearings.
Washington - the name given to the 42nd state in the United States of America. Our state is named after our first president, George Washington.
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A GUIDE TO READING A LEGISLATIVE MEASURE A gUIDE TO READINg A lEgISlATIVE MEASURE

TYPES OF MEASURES
Bill: A proposed law presented to the Legislature for consideration; it may originate in either house.
DEFINITIONS OF TERMS
Amendment: Any change in a bill, resolution or memorial. A committee amendment proposed in a committee meeting. A floor amendment is an amendment proposed on the floor of a legislative chamber.
Joint Memorial: A message or petition addressed to the president, Congress, or the head of any other agency of the federal government, asking for consideration os some matter of concern to the state or region. Proposed amendments to the U.S. Constitution are also in the form of joint memorials. Joint Resolution: An act of the legislature which proposes an amendment to the state constitution for reference to the people for acceptance or rejection. Joint resolution must receive a two-thirds affirmative vote in each house. Concurrent Resolution: A resolution relating to the internal operation of the legislature, in which one house concurs in the action of the other; it may originate in either house. Floor Resolution: A resolution adopted by the either house usually honoring or commemorating an individual, organization, or event. It also may call for some type of action.
Striking Amendment: Amendment removing everything after the title and inserting a whole new bill. HB: Abbreviation for House Bill. SB: Abbreviation for Senate Bill.
S (Substitute): A new bill is proposed by a committee to replace the original one. The substitution must be approved by the entire body. E (Engrossed): Incorporates amendments that were passed by the house of origin (where the bill was introduced).
Scope and Object: If an amendment offered to a proposed bill does not relate closely to the content of the bill, a member may raise scope and object. The president then rules if the amendment is in order or out of order. Enacted: When a bill is passed by both houses of the legislature and signed by the governor.
Initiative: A legislative power vested in the people. There are two types: (1) initiative to the people, which goes directly to the voters without consideration by the legislature; and (2) initiative to the legislature, which is considered by the legislature at its next regular session, and if not enacted, is placed on the next general election ballot.
New Section: Proposed new language to be added as a new section to existing law.
Veto: Partial or complete rejection of a bill by the governor. The governor has the power to veto sections of bills but cannot make any additions. Override: The legislature can override the governors veto with a two-thirds vote of both houses.
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A Guide to Reading a Legislative Measure

SENATE BILL 7999 State of Washington 59th Legislature 2005 Regular Session
BILL NUMBER: Each bill is assigned a number for identification. PRIME SPONSOR: The member of the Legislature who first introduced the bill. CO-SPONSOR(S): The member(s) of the Legislature who join the prime sponsor in introducing the legislation. AGENCY REQUEST: Indicates that bill was requested by an executive branch agency (legislative sponsor still required). REFERRAL: The date the bill was introduced and to which committee it was referred. BILL TITLE: Identifies the subject of the legislation and how it affects the Revised Code of Washington (RCW). ENACTING CLAUSE: This states who intends to make this bill a law. It will either be by the people of the state or by the Legislature. AMENDATORY HEADING: Also known as the jingle, recites both the most recent session law and RCW citation being amended. EXISTING LAW: The text of the current RCW to be amended. DELETED LANGUAGE: Lined-out phrases are proposed deletions to existing law. NEW LANGUAGE: Underlined phrases are proposed new language to existing law. NEW SECTION: Proposed new language to be added as a new section to the existing RCW. REPEALER: The section of a bill that lists which RCW sections are to be removed from state law by the proposed legislation. EFFECTIVE DATE: The date the bill becomes a law.
By Senators Green and Blue (by request of Department of ______________) Read first time 01/10/2005. Referred to Committee on Government Operations & Elections. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 AN ACT Relating to the board of accountancy; amending RCW 18.04.180; adding a new section to chapter 18.04 RCW; repealing RCW 18.04.183 and 18.04.320; and providing an effective date. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON: Sec. 1. as follows: RCW 18.04.180 and 2004 c 159 s 3 are each amended to read
(1) The board shall issue a license to a holder of a certificate/valid license issued by another state that entitles the holder to practice public accountancy, provided that: (a) Such state makes similar provision to grant reciprocity to a holder of a valid certificate or license in this state; (b) The applicant meets the CPE requirements of RCW 18.04.215(5); (c) The applicant meets the good character requirements of RCW 18.04.105(1)(a); and (d) The applicant passed the examination required for issuance of his or her certificate or license with grades that would have been passing grades at that time in this state and meets all current requirements in this state for issuance of a license at the time application is made; or at the time of the issuance of the applicant's license in the other state, met all the requirements then applicable in this state; or has three years of experience within the five years immediately preceding application or had five years of experience within the ten years immediately preceding application in the practice of public accountancy that meets the requirements prescribed by the board. (2) The board may accept NASBA's designation of the applicant as substantially equivalent to national standards as meeting the requirement of subsection (1)(d) of this section. (3) A licensee who has been granted a license under the reciprocity provisions of this section shall notify the board within ((thirty)) sixty days if the license or certificate issued in the other jurisdiction has lapsed or if the status of the license or certificate issued in the other jurisdiction becomes otherwise invalid. NEW SECTION. Sec. 2. A new section is added to chapter 18.04 RCW to read as follows: Each member of the board shall be compensated in accordance with RCW 43.03.240 and shall be reimbursed for travel expenses incurred in the discharge of such duties in accordance with RCW 43.03.050 and 43.03.060. NEW SECTION. Sec. 3. The following acts or parts of acts are each repealed: (1) RCW 18.04.183 (Accountants from foreign countries) and 2001 c 294 s 9, 1999 c 378 s 3, & 1992 c 103 s 18; and (2) RCW 18.04.320 (Actions against license-Procedures) and 1986 c 295 s 13, 1983 c 234 s 14, & 1949 c 226 s 31. NEW SECTION. Sec. 4. This act takes effect July 1, 2006. ---END--p. 1
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STATE CAPITOL CAMPUS PARKING INFORMATION
Parking lots There are over 600 visitor parking spaces available on the Capitol Campus. Visitor parking cost $1.50 per hour weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., but is free on evenings and weekends Other parking options Metered parking is available on the west side of Capitol Way between the parking diagonals and north of the Capitol Campus.

WEEKDAYS Dash service will operate non-Legislative session schedule through January 5, 2013. Buses operate every 15 minutes, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Buses travel between the Visitor Parking Lot at Maple Park, through the Capitol Campus and to the Farmers Market. Beginning January 7, 2013, buses will operate on the legslative session schedule. SATURDAY SERVICE Dash is currently operating weekdays only. Saturday service will resume in April when the Farmers Market opens after its winter break. Saturday service is every 10 minutes on a route slightly modified from weekday service. See the map to the left. PARK AND DASH! Hourly parking is currently available at the three locations listed below. Parking is $1.50 per hour. Please pay at the meter located at each lot: Farmers Market: At the north end of Capitol Way. Park in the green-striped stalls. Parking is available at this location until the market opens in April. Visitor Parking at Maple Park. Maple Park Avenue & Jefferson Street. From I-5, take a left at the Jefferson roundabout and then a right onto Maple Park Avenue. The lot is immediately on your right. Professional Arts Lot: 11th Avenue & Washington Street. Several other parking options are available in downtown Olympia.

ONLINE RESOURCES
Union resources
Online Resources
Washington Federation of State Employees (WFSE/AFSCME):

Subscribe to receive daily hotline e-mails at the Action Center (top right); e-mail and fax links to legislators.
http://www.wfse.org/
American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees (AFSCME):
http://www.afscme.org/ http://www.wslc.org/
Washington State Labor Council: AFL-CIO:
http://www.aflcio.org/
State government resources

Access Washington: http://access.wa.gov/ Washington State Legislature: http://www1.leg.wa.gov/legislature Bill information: http://apps.leg.wa.gov/billinfo/ Washington State Senate: http://www.leg.wa.gov/senate/default.htm Washington State House of Representatives: http://www.leg.wa.gov/house/default.htm Find Your Legislator: http://apps.leg.wa.gov/districtfinder/ Sign up for legislative e-mail lists: http://apps.leg.wa.gov/subscriptions/ Public Disclosure Commission: http://www.pdc.wa.gov/ Elections & voting information: http://www.secstate.wa.gov/elections/ TVW: http://tvw.org/

CONTACT INFORMATION FOR CONGRESS

Some issues - like federal stimulus and state funding bills - may require contacting our two U.S. senators and nine members of Congress in Washington, D.C.
U.S. House of Representatives Website: http://www.house.gov/ U.S. Senate Website: http://www.senate.gov/
U.S. SENATE
U.S. Senator U.S. Senator
Maria Cantwell (D)

E-mail and full contact information for Sen. Cantwell: http://cantwell.senate.gov/ Washington, D.C.: U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell 511 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 (202) 224-3441 Fax: (202) 228-0514 TDD: (202) 224-8273 State Offices Toll-free: 1-888-648-7328 Seattle: (206) 220-6400 Fax: (206) 220-6404 Vancouver: (360) 696-7838 Fax: (360) 696-7844 Tacoma: (253) 572-2281 Fax: (253) 572-5879 Spokane: (509) 353-2507 Fax: (509) 353-2547 Richland: (509) 946-8106 Fax: (509) 946-6937 Everett: (425) 303-0114 Fax: (425) 303-8351
Patty Murray (D)

E-mail and full contact information for Sen. Murray: http://murray.senate.gov/ Washington, D.C.: U.S. Sen. Patty Murray 173 Russell Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510 Phone: (202) 224-2621 Fax: (202) 224-0238 Toll-free: (866) 481-9186 Seattle: (206) 553-5545 Fax: (206) 553-0891 Everett: (425) 259-6515 Fax: (425) 259-7152 Spokane: (509) 624-9515 Fax: (509) 624-9561 Vancouver: (360) 696-7797 Fax: (360) 696-7798 Tacoma: (253) 572-3636 Fax: (253) 572-9488 Yakima: (509) 453-7462 Fax: (509) 453-7731 Bellevue: (425) 462-4460 Fax: (425) 462-4436
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

1st Congressional District: Rep.
Rep. Suzan DelBene (D)

http://delbene.house.gov/ U.S. Rep. Suzanne DelBene 318 Cannon HOB Washington, DC 20515 Phone: (202) 225-6311 Fax: (202) 226-1606 Shoreline: 18560 1st Ave NE Suite E-800, Shoreline, WA 98155-2150 Phone: (206) 361-0233 Fax: (206) 361-3959
5th Congressional District: Rep.

http://mcmorris.house.gov/
Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R) Adam Smith (D)

U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers 2421 Rayburn HOB Washington, DC 20515 (202) 225-2006 Fax: (202) 225-3392 Spokane: (509) 353-2374 Fax: (509) 353-2412 Colville: (509) 684-3481 Fax: (509) 684-3482 Walla Walla: (509) 529-9358 Fax: (509) 529-9379

http://adamsmith.house.gov/ U.S. Rep. Adam Smith 2402 Rayburn HOB Washington D.C. 20515 (202) 225-8901 FAX: (202) 225-5893 Tacoma: (253) 593-6600 FAX: (253) 593-6776 Toll-free (888) SMITH09 - [764-8409]
2nd Congressional District: Rep.
Rick Larsen (D)
http://larsen.house.gov/ U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen 108 Cannon HOB Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone: (202) 225-2605 Fax: (202) 225-4420 Everett: (425) 252-3188 Toll-free: (800) 562-1385 Fax:(425) 252-6606 Bellingham: (360) 733-4500 Fax: (360) 733-5144
Denny Heck (D)

http://heck.house.gov U.S. Rep. Denny Heck 425 Cannon HOB Washington, DC 20515 (202) 225-9740
Derek Kilmer (D)

http://kilmer.house.gov U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer 1429 Longworth HOB Washington, DC 20515 (202) 225-5916
3rd Congressional District: Rep.
Jim McDermott (D)

http://mcdermott.house.gov/ U.S. Rep. Jim McDermott 1035 Longworth HOB Washington DC, 20515 (202) 225-3106 FAX: (202) 225-6197 Seattle: (206) 553-7170 FAX: (206) 553-7175
Jaime Herrera Beutler (R

http://herrerabeutler.house.gov/ U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler 1130 Longworth HOB Washington, DC 20515 Phone: (202) 225-3536 Fax: (202) 225-3478 Vancouver: (360) 695-6292 Fax: (360) 695-6197

http://hastings.house.gov/
Dave Reichert (R)

http://reichert.house.gov/ U.S. Rep. Dave Reichert 1730 Longworth HOB Washington, DC 20515
Richard Doc Hastings (R)
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MEMORANDUM REGARDING PUBLIC DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS

2013 Action Agenda

Member Lobbying ........................................................................................ 33

How a Bill Becomes a Law .......................................................................... 47

LEGISLATIVE HOTLINE: 800-562-6000

MIDDLE CLASS VALUES

MIDDLE CLASS HEROES SAFEGUARD DIGNITY FOR VULNERABLE CITIZENS t

STANDING UP FOR ABUSED AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN t

Use this number to leave messages for your legislators.

MIDDLE CLASS HEROES HELPING STUDENTS SUCCEED t

SACRIFICING FOR OUR FUTURE t

KEY CUT-OFF DATES

DAY Monday Friday

DATE 1/14/13 2/22/13

Wednesday 3/13/13 Wednesday 4/3/13

LEGISLATIVE HOTLINE: 800-562-6000

LEGISLATIVE HOTLINE: 800-562-6000

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LEGISLATIVE HOTLINE: 800-562-6000

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 1 Sen. Rosemary McAuliffe (D)

*Early Learning & K-12 Education; Higher Education

Marian Ericks Jed Bradley Rory Paine-Donovan rosemary.mcauliffe@leg.wa.gov derek.stanford@leg.wa.gov luis.moscoso@leg.wa.gov

786-7600 LEG 403

786-7928 JLOB 318

786-7900 JLOB 332

Transportation, V-Chair; Government Accountability & Oversight; Public Safety

Tiffani Sanne Barb Peters Sharon Trask randi.becker@leg.wa.gov gary.alexander@leg.wa.gov jt.wilcox@leg.wa.gov

786-7602 INB 110

786-7824 LEG 426-B

786-7912 LEG 426-A

Paul Dillon Michaela Williams Shannon Waechter andy.billig@leg.wa.gov marcus.ricelli@leg.wa.gov timm.ormsby@leg.wa.gov

786-7604 LEG 412

786-7888 JLOB 419

786-7946 LEG 122-H

LEGISLATIVE HOTLINE: 800-562-6000

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 4 Sen. Mike Padden (R)

Michael McCliment Scott Staley James Robinson mike.padden@leg.wa.gov larry.crouse@leg.wa.gov matt.shea@leg.wa.gov

786-7606 INB 105

786-7820 LEG 427-A

786-7984 JLOB 437

Adam Day Kate Cooper Kathie Davies mark.mullet@leg.wa.gov jay.rodne@leg.wa.gov chad.magendanz@leg.wa.gov

786-7608 LEG 415

786-7852 JLOB 430

786-7876 JLOB 427

Shane Laib Isaiah Paine Josh Kerns michael.baumgartner@leg.wa.gov kevin.parker@leg.wa.gov jeff.holy@leg.wa.gov

786-7610 INB 201

786-7922 JLOB 421

786-7962 JLOB 405

LEGISLATIVE HOTLINE: 800-562-6000

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 7 Sen. John Smith (R) Rep. Shelly Short

http://leg.wa.gov > Legislator Information Rep. Joel Kretz (R) (R)

786-7612 INB 115-A

*Environment; Health Care & Wellness; Labor & Workforce Development

786-7908 JLOB 436

Agriculture & Natural Resources; Rules; Transportation

786-7988 LEG 335-A

Jeri May Kelley Hays Jan Swenson brown.sharon@leg.wa.gov brad.klippert@leg.wa.gov larry.haler@leg.wa.gov

786-7614 INB 202

786-7882 JLOB 410

786-7986 LEG 122-D

Krista Winters Cathy Colley Pamela Kentner mark.schoesler@leg.wa.gov susan.fagan@leg.wa.gov joe.schmick@leg.wa.gov

786-7620 LEG 305

786-7942 JLOB 406