Washington initiatives supported by Tim Eyman

Washington initiative activist Tim Eyman has been conceiving and supporting ballot initiatives since 1998.

2010

Initiative	Subject	Signatures	Outcome
I-1053	Legislative supermajority, or voter approval, required to raise taxes	-	-

2009

Initiative	Subject	Signatures	Outcome
I-1033	Property tax limit	315,444	d

2008

Initiative	Subject	Signatures	Outcome
I-985	Transportation	Approx 290,000	d

2007

Initiative	Subject	Signatures	Outcome
I-960	Tax limitation	314,504	a

2006

Initiative	Subject	Signatures	Outcome
R-65	Repeal a law that legalized discrimination based on sexual orientation	No signatures filed
I-917	Cap motor vehicle registration charge at $30/year	266,035

2005

Initiative	Subject	Signatures	Outcome
Mandatory Performance Audits, I-900	Performance audits of state & local government agencies.	311,858	a
Repeal of Motor Vehicle Tax, I-912	Gas tax repeal	400,996	d

Eyman was a sponsor, but not the primary sponsor, of I-912.

2004

Initiative	Subject	Signatures	Outcome
Non-Tribal Gaming Establishments, I-892	Legalize slot machines		d

2003

Initiative	Subject	Signatures	Outcome
I-864	Cut property taxes by 25%	No signatures filed
I-807	Require supermajority for all tax increases	No signatures filed

2002

Initiative	Subject	Signatures	Outcome
I-776	Cut motor vehicle excise taxes	260,898	a
I-267	Take money from general fund for road building	No signatures filed

2001

Initiative	Subject	Signatures	Outcome
Property Tax Limitation, I-747	Cut state and local property taxes	290,704	a

In 2007, the Washington Supreme Court ruled that I-747 was unconstitutional.

2000

Initiative	Subject	Signatures	Outcome
I-722	Cut state and local property taxes	272,678	a
I-745	Required 90% of transportation funding to be spent on road building	274,490	d

1999

Initiative	Subject	Signatures	Outcome
I-695	Cut motor vehicle tax, required voter approval for all tax increases	514,141	a

1998

Initiative	Subject	Signatures	Outcome
I-200	Prohibited affirmative action	280,511	a

External links

• Permanent Offense, Eyman's website