Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Legislative transparency takes a beating
The Legislature's commitment to transparency is taking a serious beating. Consider the handling of these bills . . . READ MORE
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- Voter-approved taxpayer protections repealed, again
- State Auditor releases performance audit work plan
- "Ghost bill" fleshed out
- Laws enacted by voters need more protections
- Governor signs I-960 bill without vetoing advisory...
- Comparison of House and Senate budgets
- Senate tax bills available
- Senate targets business tax exemptions and sales t...
- Constitutional Sunshine
- Senators propose car insurance surcharge
- Washington Policy Center to Publish Initiative 960...
- OFM projects sales tax increase would last through...
- Bill introduced to eliminate state printer
- Will Governor veto tax transparency suspension?
- 100 percent increase in state death tax proposed
- Budget deficit grows to $2.8 billion
- Sales tax increase introduced
- Senate votes for full suspension of I-960
- Democrats concerned about the "Spirit of I-960"
- Legislative transparency takes a beating
- Senate votes to retain tax advisory votes
- Senate moves step closer to tax increases
- Audit: School districts owe state $699,000
- Bill introduced to amend I-960
- Should tax increases require a 2/3 vote?
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