Legislative Labs offers a variety of tools to bring the legislative process to you.
Want to know who sponsored the most bills in previous biennia (legislative sessions) or what legislators raised the most campaign contributions? Legislative Labs analytics section provides intelligence on previous sessions.
Looking for a Washington State law, regulation, or legal reference (RCW, WAC)? Legitron lets you find what you need in seconds.
Interested in getting your idea passed into law? Legislative Labs bill drafting tool will help you find the best sponsor.
Interested in bills from previous sessions? Legislative Labs bill history allows you to search through the last 8 years of introduced bills.
Want to quickly see what bills have passed in a session? Session Results will shows bills signed by the Governor as well as stats about the session.
Looking to see what bills your legislator sponsored in previous biennia (legislative sessions)? Use the sponsor detail section to find information on passed and failed bills as well as campaign contributions.
Follow legislation that matters to you during session. Get notified when bills are heard in committee, substituted or amended. See Legislative Labs prediction that the bill will become law.
Legislative Labs groups bills into momentum buckets based on how they are progressing right now, compared to thousands of historical bills from prior sessions. These buckets describe direction and likelihood, not guarantees of final passage or results.
| What it Means | Momentum |
|---|---|
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Stalled Not moving |
Stalled |
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Viable Possible, but uncertain |
Viable |
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Building Momentum Actively advancing |
Building Momentum |
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Strong Momentum Historically likely to pass |
Strong Momentum |
Momentum reflects probability, not certainty. Legislative outcomes can change quickly due to amendments, politics, or external events. Legislative Labs updates momentum continuously as new data becomes available.