Referendum Bill (Washington)

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Ballot measures in Washington State
Constitutional amendments
Initiatives to the People
Initiatives to the Legislature
Statutes referred by Legislature
Veto referenda

Referendum Bill is the term used in the State of Washington to refer to a legislatively-referred state statute. These are statutes that the Washington State Legislature votes to put on the ballot, where the state's voters can accept or reject it.

See also

• List of Referred Bills in the State of Washington

External links

• History of Washington State Referred Bills from 1920-2002

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