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Floor Public Bill gains Bonus Finance increase Finance Final District Party Bonds Final state college Final First discourage code Final Operating capital Final Budget Final Description: "Hirst Bill Number: 1080 1600 1622 1851 6032 6090 6091 2940 2967 2726 Up to 5‐Year AGC's Position: Y Y Y N N Y Y N N % Y Score Ave Rep. Sherry Appleton 23 D YYY YYY N575753 Rep. Andrew Barkis 2 R YYY N N YY 100 100 82 Rep. Steve Bergquist 11 D YYY YYY N575743 Rep. Brian Blake 19 D YYY YYYY 71 71 51 Rep. Vincent Buys 42 R YYY N N YY 100 5 105 79 Rep. Michelle Caldier 26 R YYN NNYY 86 86 69 Rep. Bruce Chandler 15 R YYN NNYY 86 86 85 Rep. Mike Chapman 24 D YYY YYYY 71 71 61 Rep. Frank Chopp 43 D YYY YYYY 71 71 58 Rep. Judy Clibborn 41 D YYY YYYY 71 71 59 Rep. Eileen Cody 34 D YYY YYYY 71 71 55 Rep. Cary Condotta 12 R YYN NNYYNN89 89 82 Rep. Richard DeBolt 20 R YYY N E YY 100 100 89 Rep. Tom Dent 13 R YYY N N YY 100 100 81 Rep. Beth Doglio 22 D YYY YYY N575754 Rep. Laurie Dolan 22 D YYY YYYYY Y 56 56 53 Rep. Mary Dye 9 R YYN NNYY 86 86 61 Rep. Carolyn Eslick 39 R YYY N N YN868686 Rep. Jake Fey 27 D E YY Y Y E E 50 50 55 Rep. Joe Fitzgibbon 34 D YYY YYYY 71 71 45 Rep. Noel Frame 36 D YYY YYY NY Y44 4447 Rep. Roger Goodman 45 D YYY YYY N575748 Rep. Paul Graves 5 R YYY N N YN868687 Rep. Mia Gregerson 33 D YYY YYY N575753 Rep. Dan Griffey 35 R YYNY NYY 71 71 67 Rep. Larry Haler 8 R YYN NNYY 86 86 84 Rep. Drew Hansen 23 D YYY YYY N575744 Rep. Mark Hargrove 47 R YYN NNYY 86 86 80 Rep. Mark Harmsworth 44 R YYN NNYY 86 86 77 Rep. Paul Harris 17 R YYN NNYY 86 86 81 Bill Number: 1080 1600 1622 1851 6032 6090 6091 2940 2967 2726 Up to 5‐Year AGC's Position: Y Y Y N N Y Y N N % Y Score Ave Rep. David Hayes 10 R YYY Y NYY 86 86 79 Rep. Jeff Holy 6 R YYN NNYY 86 86 84 Rep. Zack Hudgins 11 D YYY YYY N575755 Rep. Morgan Irwin 31 R YYY N N YN868681 Rep. Bill Jenkin 136 R YYN NNYY 86 86 81 Rep. Laurie Jinkins 27 D YYY YYYY 71 71 47 Rep. Norm Johnson 14 R YYN NNYY 86 86 92 Rep. Ruth Kagi 32 D YYY YYYY 71 71 58 Rep. Christine Kilduff 28 D YYY YYYY 71 71 54 Rep. Steve Kirby 29 D YYY YYYY 71 71 58 Rep. Brad Klippert 8 R YYY N N YY 100 100 79 Rep. Shelley Kloba 1 D YYY YYY N575754 Rep. Vicki Kraft 17 R YYN NNYY 86 86 81 Rep. Joel Kretz 7 R YYY N N YY 100 100 82 Rep. Dan Kristiansen 39 R YYY N N YY 100 100 73 Rep. John Lovick 44 D YYY YYYY 71 71 61 Rep. Kristine Lytton 40 D E YY Y Y E E Y Y 33 33 50 Rep. Drew MacEwen 35 R YYNE NYY 83 83 83 Rep. Nicole Macri 43 D YYY YYY N575754 Rep. Matt Manweller 13 R N YY N N YY 86 86 91 Rep. Jacquelin Maycumber 7 R YYY N N YY 100 100 94 Rep. Joan McBride 48 D YYY YYYY 71 71 61 Rep. Gina McCabe 14 R YYN NNYY 86 86 77 Rep. Bob McCaslin 4 R YYN NNYY 86 86 80 Rep. Joyce McDonald 25 R YYN NNYY 86 86 81 Rep. Jeff Morris 40 D YYY YYY N575755 Rep. Dick Muri 28 R YYY N N YY 100 100 91 Rep. Terry Nealey 16 R YYY N N YYNN100 100 98 Rep. Ed Orcutt 20 R YYY N N YYNN100 100 89 Rep. Timm Ormsby 3 D YYY YYYY 71 71 53 Rep. Lillian Ortiz‐Self 21 D YYY YYY N575756 Rep. Tina Orwall 33 D YYY YYY N575755 Rep. Mike Pellicciotti 30 D YYY YYYY 71 71 61 Rep. Strom Peterson 21 D YYY YYYY 71 71 61 Rep. Eric Pettigrew 37 D YYY YYYY 71 71 58 Rep. Liz Pike 18 R YYN NNYY 86 86 81 Rep. Gerry Pollet 46 D YYY YYY NY Y44 4441 Rep. Kristine Reeves 30 D YYY YYYY 71 71 61 Rep. Marcus Riccelli 3 D YYY YYYY 71 71 56 Rep. June Robinson 38 D YYY YYYY 71 71 55 Rep. Jay Rodne 5 R YYY N N YN868692 Rep. Cindy Ryu 32 D YYY YYY N575756 Rep. Sharon Tomiko Santos 37 D YYY YYY N575750 Rep. David Sawyer 29 D YYY YYY N575746 Bill Number: 1080 1600 1622 1851 6032 6090 6091 2940 2967 2726 Up to 5‐Year AGC's Position: Y Y Y N N Y Y N N % Y Score Ave Rep. Joe Schmick 9 R YYN NNYY 83 83 78 Rep. Mike Sells 38 D YYY YYY N575752 Rep. Tana Senn 41 D YYY YYYY 71 71 55 Rep. Matt Shea 4 R YYN NNYY 86 86 84 Rep. Vandana Slatter 48 D YYY YYYY 71 71 61 Rep. Norma Smith 10 R YYY N N YY 100 100 86 Rep. Larry Springer 45 D YYY YYYYY Y 56 56 59 Rep. Melanie Stambaugh 25 R YYY N N YY 100 100 94 Rep. Derek Stanford 1 D YYY YYY N575746 Rep. Mike Steele 12 R YYY N N YY 100 100 88 Rep. Drew Stokesbary 31 R YYY N N YN NN89 89 84 Rep. Monica Jurado Stonier 49 D YYY YYY N575750 Rep. Pat Sullivan 47 D YYY YYYY 71 71 57 Rep. Gael Tarleton 36 D YYY YYY N 57 5 62 57 Rep. David Taylor 15 R N Y N NNN Y 50 50 70 Rep. Steve Tharinger 24 D YYY YYYY 71 71 58 Rep. Javier Valdez 46 D YYY YYY N575757 Rep. LuAnne Van Werven 42 R YYY N N YY 100 100 84 Rep. Brandon Vick 18 R YYN NNYY 86 86 82 Rep. Mike Volz 6 R YYN NNYY 86 86 81 Rep. Jim Walsh 19 R YYY N N YY 100 100 75 Rep. J.T. Wilcox 2 R YYE N E Y N N *83 8387 Rep. Sharon Wylie 49 D YYY YYY NY Y44 4452 Rep. Jesse Young 26 R YYN NNYN717178 2018 AGC Legislative Scorecard Bill Summaries: State House of Representatives

Floor and Committee votes E2SHB 1080. Authorizes up to $2,930,230,000 in state general obligation bonds to finance projects in the 2017-19 Capital Budget and to pay expenses incurred in the issuance and sale of the bonds. Signed into law. AGC supported.

E2SHB 1600. Establishes the work-integrated learning demonstration pilot project to promote work-integrated learning experiences for students through the completion of demonstration programs at selected high schools. Signed into law. AGC supported.

E2SHB 1622. Establishes a variety of reforms of the State Building Code Council and provides it with additional resources to improve the economic analysis of proposed code changes. Signed into law. AGC supported.

E2SHB 1851. Would have required comprehensive impact assessments and other barriers to government contracting out to private entities for certain services. Passed House, passed Senate Ways and Means Committee. Did not reach Senate floor. AGC opposed.

ESSB 6032. Modifies the 2017-19 biennial operating budget appropriations for the various agencies and programs of the state. The version of the supplemental budget noted here assumed funding from a new capital gains tax. The version with the capital gains tax revenue passed the House but was not voted on in the Senate. AGC opposed.

SSB 6090. 2017-2019 Capital Budget authorizes $4 billion in capital projects for state agencies and institutions of higher education. Signed into law. AGC supported.

ESSB 6091. Addresses State Supreme Court Hirst decision by clarifying water rights thereby allowing development to proceed in affected counties. Signed into law. AGC supported.

HB 2940. Would have established a surcharge of 6 percent applied to the amount of B&O tax otherwise due if a taxpayer’s margin is at least $1,000,000. Passed out of the House Finance Committee. AGC opposed.

HB 2967. Would have imposed a tax of 7% on long-term capital gains. Passed out of House Finance Committee. AGC opposed. Bonus/Negative points for bill sponsorship HB 2726. Would have authorized a public-private agreement between any public body and a qualified private entity to construct and finance, operate, and/or maintain: civic or education facility; roads; bridges; public transit systems; ferry facility; port facility; airports; intermodal systems; cultural or recreational facilities; medical facilities; utility facilities; and telecommunication facilities. AGC supported.