Marilyn Rasmussen

Senator · Democrat · District 2 · most recent term 2007–08
2007–08 · Senate · D · LD 22005–06 · Senate · D · LD 22003–04 · Senate · D · LD 22001–02 · Senate · D · LD 21999–00 · Senate · D · LD 21997–98 · Senate · D · LD 21995–96 · Senate · D · LD 21993–94 · Senate · D · LD 21991–92 · House · D · LD 2
424
Bills as prime sponsor
93
of those became law
3,630
Bills co-sponsored
15,154
Recorded votes
1.8%
Absent or excused

4,054 results

BillWhat it doesPrime sponsor StatusLast action
SB 5728
1995–96
Intrnl investment mangmnt coThe B&O tax rate on the business of providing international investment management services is reduced from 1.7 percent to 0.287 percent, which consists of a base rate of 0.275 percent and a surtax of 0.012 percent. Marcus Gaspard (D-25) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 229, Laws of 1995
May 4, 1995
SB 5287
1995–96
School loan forgivenessWashington students who participate in the Professional Student Exchange Program and enroll in out-of-state programs (optometry and osteopathy) not offered in Washington receive tuition assistance in the form of loans that may... Jeannette Wood (R-21) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 217, Laws of 1995
May 3, 1995
SB 5342
1995–96
Natural resourcs impact areaThe Timber Team is renamed the Rural Community Assistance Team. The team and its assistance programs are reauthorized with the following modifications: 1. Sid Snyder (D-19) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 226, Laws of 1995
May 3, 1995
SB 5537
1995–96
Teacher preparation programsBasic Skills Test : The requirements for admission to teacher preparation programs are changed. Applicants are no longer required to have at least the statewide median score on a general achievement test. Rosemary McAuliffe (D-1) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 222, Laws of 1995
May 3, 1995
SB 5962
1995–96
Dairy productsThe Department of Agriculture is directed to develop a proposal to impose a civil penalty that would be in lieu of a degrade. In developing a proposal, the department must consult with the federal Food and Drug Administration... Marilyn Rasmussen (D-2) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 225, Laws of 1995
May 3, 1995
SB 5403
1995–96
State horse parkFindings are made regarding the economic and recreational benefits of equestrian activities to the state. The Washington State Horse Park is established and is located at a site approved by the State Parks and Recreation Commission. Karen Fraser (D-22) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 200, Laws of 1995
May 1, 1995
SB 5755
1995–96
Donated property/use taxA use tax exemption is provided for the use by a nonprofit charitable organization, the state, or a local governmental entity of tangible personal property that is donated to the nonprofit charitable organization, the state,... Valoria Loveland (D-16) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 201, Laws of 1995
May 1, 1995
SB 5992
1995–96
Work force training/educatnThe board is required to report annually to the Legislature regarding progress in implementing the state comprehensive plan for workforce training and education. The board's comprehensive plan must be updated every two years... Albert Bauer (D-49) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 130, Laws of 1995
Apr 22, 1995
SB 5868
1995–96
Mobile home relocation assisA tenant who owns his or her mobile home at the time a mobile home park is closed or converted is eligible to obtain relocation assistance from the MHRAF, upon approval of an application filed with the Department of Community,... Margarita Prentice (D-11) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 122, Laws of 1995
Apr 20, 1995
SB 5894
1995–96
Transportatn dept. wetlandsThe Department of Transportation is required to develop a strategic plan for the long-term monitoring and maintenance of wetlands owned by the department. Margarita Prentice (D-11) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 125, Laws of 1995
Apr 20, 1995
SB 5276
1995–96
Children with disabilitiesTerminology used in the common school provisions is changed. The term "handicapped" is replaced with the term "disability." The term "special education" is inserted to clarify that the educational program students with... Rosemary McAuliffe (D-1) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 77, Laws of 1995
Apr 18, 1995
SB 5355
1995–96
Deer and elk damage claimsClaims exceeding $2,000 that have been filed under the Wildlife Code and have been presented to the Legislature may be paid after they are submitted to the state by the Risk Management Office. The House and Senate Natural... Kathleen Drew (D-5) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 78, Laws of 1995
Apr 18, 1995
SB 5410
1995–96
State arboretumFindings are made regarding the importance of arboreta to the state. The Washington Park Arboretum is declared an official arboretum of the state of Washington. Calvin Anderson (D-43) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 82, Laws of 1995
Apr 18, 1995
SB 5440
1995–96
Firearms on school propertyStudents carrying firearms on school grounds must be expelled for a period of one year. The federal definition of firearm is incorporated. Rosemary McAuliffe (D-1) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 87, Laws of 1995
Apr 18, 1995
SB 5918
1995–96
Mental health servicesThe Department of Social and Health Services is required to proceed with the project to streamline accountability systems which affect the community mental health service delivery system. The definition of community mental... Betti Sheldon (D-23) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 96, Laws of 1995
Apr 18, 1995
SB 6026
1995–96
Washington state grownAgricultural commodities may be labeled, advertised, marked or sold with the words "Washington State Grown" or similar language if the product is grown or raised in Washington State. Agricultural commodities that are not grown... Marilyn Rasmussen (D-2) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 97, Laws of 1995
Apr 18, 1995
SB 5251
1995–96
Transportatn authorty/citiesFor cities owning railway extending beyond their own county, the requirement that the adjoining county have a certain population and be intersected by an interstate highway is removed. The result is that first class cities may... Marilyn Rasmussen (D-2) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 42, Laws of 1995
Apr 17, 1995
SB 5278
1995–96
Self defense/awardsThe statute requiring the state to pay the legal expenses of a defendant found not guilty by reason of self-defense is amended. Notwithstanding a finding of self-defense, the court may deny or reduce the amount of expenses... R. Lorraine Wojahn (D-27) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 44, Laws of 1995
Apr 17, 1995
SB 5609
1995–96
Air pollution control authrtLocal air authorities administering the agricultural burning permit program must not limit the number of days of allowable burning, but may consider other criteria such as weather conditions. Valoria Loveland (D-16) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 58, Laws of 1995
Apr 17, 1995
SB 5625
1995–96
Hunting licensesA hunting license is valid for the year following its issuance for use in January waterfowl seasons. Mary Margaret Haugen (D-10) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 59, Laws of 1995
Apr 17, 1995
SB 5688
1995–96
Fetal alcohol syndromeAn intent section is created in which the Legislature finds that because fetal alcohol exposure is among the leading causes of mental retardation in our state, and because individuals with undiagnosed FAS suffer substantially... Jim Hargrove (D-24) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 54, Laws of 1995
Apr 17, 1995
SB 5699
1995–96
Internatnl student exchangeThe Secretary of State must annually provide the Superintendent of Public Instruction a list of all currently registered international student placement organizations. The superintendent must distribute that list to all state... Karen Fraser (D-22) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 60, Laws of 1995
Apr 17, 1995
SB 5027
1995–96
Homicide by abuse prosecutnHomicide by abuse is added to the list of crimes that can be tried at any time after their commission. Adam Smith (D-33) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 17, Laws of 1995
Apr 12, 1995
SB 5514
1995–96
Fuel tax ratesBeginning October 1, 1995, operators of service stations must post in a conspicuous place a least one sign that identifies state and federal fuel tax rates. Substitute Bill Compared to Original Bill: The substitute requires... Ray Schow (R-30) Did not pass
Did not pass · stalled on the Senate floor
Mar 9, 1995
SB 6347
1993–94
High-tech business tax incenFirms that are engaged in biotechnology, advanced computing, electronic device technology, advanced material, and environmental technology pursuits may be eligible for a B&O tax credit and a sales and use tax deferral. Sylvia Skratek (D-47) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 5, Laws of 1994, 1st Special Session
Apr 4, 1994

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