Low-Income Persons: Washington bills, 2025 and 2026
Legislative staff filed 34 bills from the 2025-26 session under Low-Income Persons. Each one is listed below with the description staff wrote for it, and bills with a page of their own are linked.
- HB 1099 · Tenant assistance program, creating
- HB 1214 · Working families' tax credit, extending to all 18 and over
- HB 1263 · Essential needs and housing support program, including certain low-income elderly and disabled adults
- HB 1365 · Manufactured/mobile home rental assistance program, establishing
- HB 1383 · Baby products, grant program to purchase and distribute
- HB 1512 · Nonmoving violations, establishing grant program for local responses for low-income road users
- HB 1565 · Dual enrollment scholarship program, expanding and making pilot program permanent
- HB 1661 · Future fund pilot project, establishing grants for certain persons
- HB 1687 · Social housing public development authority, treating as housing authority
- HB 1696 · Covenant homeownership program, modifying special purpose credit programs
- HB 1702 · Utility costs, using new tax to assist with
- HB 1760 · Manufactured homes, sales to low-income households not to constitute "vehicle dealer" for certain circumstances
- HB 1808 · Affordable homeownership revolving loan fund program, new chapter establishing
- HB 1865 · Working connections child care, including small business employees and extending dates
- HB 1878 · Driver education, provision of vouchers
- HB 1903 · Statewide low-income energy assistance program, establishing
- HB 1939 · World Cup, requiring opportunities for low-income young people
- HB 2025 · Working families tax credit, increasing for certain renters
- HB 2027 · Housing, funding various services
- HB 2365 · Digital equity plan and broadband outreach updated
- HB 2690 · Low-income energy assistance clarification
- SB 5232 · Essential needs and housing support program, including certain low-income elderly and disabled adults
- SB 5521 · Nonmoving violations, establishing grant program for local responses for low-income road users
- SB 5541 · Future fund pilot project, establishing grants for certain persons
- SB 5695 · Driver education, provision of vouchers
- SB 5731 · Tenant assistance program, creating
- SB 5768 · Working families' tax credit, extending to all 18 and over
- SB 5771 · Working families tax credit, increasing for certain renters
- SB 5785 · Washington college grant program, modifying
- SB 5912 · Indigent defense task force reinstated
- SB 5939 · Washington is simply unaffordable fund created with appropriation for residents moving to another state
- SB 6147 · Notice requirements for closure of certain grocery stores in food deserts or low-income areas
- SB 6205 · Grant prioritization, evaluation, and beneficial interest prohibition for certain programs
- SB 6222 · Students, sales or grants of surplus technology equipment
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.