Washington Transportation Improvements, Referred Bill 51 (2002)
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A Washington Transportation Improvements Measure, Referred Bill 51 was on the November 5, 2002 ballot in the State of Washington as a legislatively-referred state statute, where it was defeated.
- Yes: 674,724
- No: 1,081,580
If RB 51 had passed, it would have increased fuel excise taxes, sales taxes, and weight fees on trucks and large vehicles in order to generate funds to build highway capacity, public transportation, passenger and freight rail.
External links
- Washington 2002 ballot measure Voter Pamphlet
- State of Washington 2002 ballot measure election results
- Full text of the initiative
- City Council encourages approval of Ref. 51
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