Initiatives Process in Washington State

 
Getting an Initiative on
the Ballot in Washington
 
The Process
 
Create a 
petition
 for your proposed initiative
 
Get ~325,000 
signatures
 of registered voters
 
Send
 the initiative to the legislature, which can
either:
 
-pass the initiative into law
 
-send it and a legislative alternative to ballot
 
-ignore/reject it; in which case it gets sent to the ballot
 
for the voters to decide
 
Past Initiatives
 
I-282 
Elected Officials Salaries
 
I-1098 
Establishing a State Income Tax
 
I-1183
 Privatization of Liquor
 
I-502 
Legalization of Marijuana
 
Current Initiatives
Might Appear on 2014 Ballot!
 
I-1243
 Let Voters Decide on Red Light Cameras
 I-1245 
Don’t Tax Our Checkout Bags
I-1258
 Abolishing the Death Penalty
I-1285 
Prohibition of Tolls on Interstate
Highway System
 
An Interesting (Expired) Initiative
 
Initiative to divide WA into two states
(expired on 02/19/2013)
 
Drafting Activity
 
Write down an initiative that 
you 
would like to
see on the ballot
 
Write down a few ideas for how you would get
people to sign your petition
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Discover how to get an initiative on the ballot in Washington State, including creating a petition, gaining voter signatures, and the legislative process involved. Explore past and current initiatives, like those on elected officials' salaries, state income tax, and abolishing the death penalty. Get insights on drafting initiatives and engaging the public in the process.

  • Washington State
  • Initiatives
  • Voter Participation
  • Legislative Process

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  1. Getting an Initiative on the Ballot in Washington

  2. The Process Create a petition for your proposed initiative Get ~325,000 signatures of registered voters Send the initiative to the legislature, which can either: -pass the initiative into law -send it and a legislative alternative to ballot -ignore/reject it; in which case it gets sent to the ballot for the voters to decide

  3. Past Initiatives I-282 Elected Officials Salaries I-1098 Establishing a State Income Tax I-1183 Privatization of Liquor I-502 Legalization of Marijuana

  4. Current Initiatives Might Appear on 2014 Ballot! I-1243 Let Voters Decide on Red Light Cameras I-1245 Don t Tax Our Checkout Bags I-1258 Abolishing the Death Penalty I-1285 Prohibition of Tolls on Interstate Highway System

  5. An Interesting (Expired) Initiative Initiative to divide WA into two states (expired on 02/19/2013)

  6. Drafting Activity Write down an initiative that you would like to see on the ballot Write down a few ideas for how you would get people to sign your petition

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