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Washington legislator

Deb Manjarrez

Republican Current role, District 14

Source: Open States / PluralUpdated 2026-11-12 02:05:02 UTC. This is a current-role record, not a complete service history.

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Sponsored legislation

  • HB 2525: Establishing the heritage orchard program.
  • HB 2113: Concerning the supervision of diagnostic radiologic technologists, therapeutic radiologic technologists, and magnetic resonance imaging technologists.
  • HB 2151: Adopting national standards for factory built housing and commercial structures.
  • HB 2168: Facilitating the rapid sharing of overdose mapping information for overdose prevention.
  • HB 2748: Using preceptorships to train primary care physicians.
  • HB 2746: Reducing state property taxes.
  • HB 2742: Providing financial relief for families by establishing a sales tax and use tax holiday.
  • HB 2412: Adding an additional superior court judge in Yakima county.
  • HB 2305: Clarifying that travel vans are not motor homes for purposes associated with vehicle registration.
  • HB 2695: Exempting certain agricultural activities from mass layoff notice requirements.
  • HB 2387: Concerning elected sheriffs.
  • HB 2486: Controlling costs imposed by the state energy code.
  • HB 1307: Easing the financial burden on families by removing sales and use tax on diapers and essential child care products.
  • HB 1340: Exempting prepared food from sales tax.
  • HB 1363: Modifying licensing requirements for child care and early learning providers.
  • HB 1435: Creating a law enforcement hiring grant program.
  • HB 1438: Ensuring efficient approval of certain housing permit applications.
  • HB 1691: Extending the water supply milestone for the Yakima river basin integrated plan to 2035.
  • HB 1708: Helping local governments provide information about the impacts of homelessness.
  • HB 1728: Adding a nonfamilial heir to the estate tax deduction.
  • HB 1729: Providing property tax relief by reducing both parts of the state school levies.
  • HB 1783: Concerning law enforcement officers participating in college and technical school programs.
  • HB 1818: Concerning the administration of plats.
  • HB 1854: Authorizing subdivision of land in rural areas for families.
  • HB 1869: Prohibiting the expenditure of Washington state funds for any capital costs of a transit agency created pursuant to the laws of an adjacent state.

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