Joint Resolutions: Washington bills, 2025 and 2026
Legislative staff filed 24 measures from the 2025-26 session under Joint Resolutions. Each one is listed below with the description staff wrote for it, and measures with a page of their own are linked.
- HJR 4200 · Property taxation, personal, raising exemption limit
- HJR 4201 · Funding, authorizing issuance of school bonds by a majority of voters
- HJR 4202 · Supreme court justices, constitutional amendment electing from judicial districts rather than at large
- HJR 4203 · Supreme court justices, constitutional amendment requiring Senate confirmation for vacancy appointments
- HJR 4204 · Property tax, allowing exemption for principal place of residence
- HJR 4205 · Property tax, limiting
- HJR 4207 · Homestead property tax exemption, allowing
- HJR 4208 · Washington State, creating Puget Sound and Columbia autonomous regions
- HJR 4209 · Redistricting frequency contingent on other states
- HJR 4210 · Legislature to determine length of sessions
- HJR 4211 · Interbranch commission on court rules, creating
- HJR 4212 · Vacancy appointments and partisan affiliation
- SJR 8200 · School funding, authorizing issuance of school bonds by 55% of voters
- SJR 8201 · Long-term services and supports accounts, allowing state to invest money
- SJR 8202 · Highway purposes, restricting certain revenue to pay solely for
- SJR 8203 · Property tax, allowing exemption for principal place of residence
- SJR 8204 · Reproductive and gender-affirming care, addressing
- SJR 8205 · Homestead property tax exemption, allowing
- SJR 8206 · Constitutional right to health care
- SJR 8207 · Senate confirmation of supreme court appointments
- SJR 8208 · Legislature to determine length of sessions
- SJR 8209 · Homestead exemption and renter's credit, allowing
- SJR 8210 · Property assessment growth limitations
- SJR 8211 · Public disclosure of internal deliberations of the legislature
All topics · All 2025-26 Washington State bills
Source: the Washington State Legislature’s Topical Index. OlympiaTrack is an independent bill-tracking service and is not affiliated with the Legislature.