Chris Gildon — Referred to as a dear friend and colleague; the speaker notes that he lost his wife a few hours ago.
Chris Gildon — The speaker says his wife died after more than 31 years of marriage.
Chris Gildon — The speaker asks for a moment of silence to send love and comfort to him and his family.
Chris Gildon — Name appears in the roll call vote.
Chris Gildon — Name called during the roll call.
Chris Gildon — Name called during the roll call, distorted as 'Gildong'.
Chris Gildon — Chris Gildon is mentioned during roll call, with his name called twice in the meeting attendance process.
Chris Gildon — Name appears in the roll call.
HB2020 — Substitute House Bill 2020 is read on the floor, describing its B&O tax provisions related to credit card processing activities, including a 3.1% rate and a deduction for certain fees. The Senate then suspends the rules and advances the bill to third reading and final passage. Senator Robinson explains that the bill resolves a long-standing dispute and lawsuit involving credit card processing fees and urges support. The Senate proceeds to final passage, the roll is called, and the bill is ultimately declared passed.
Yasmin Trudeau — Speaks in support of the bill and echoes the previous remarks.
Yasmin Trudeau — Name appears in the roll call vote.
Yasmin Trudeau — Name called during the roll call.
Yasmin Trudeau — Senator Torres is identified in the transcript; the expected member list suggests this is likely Yasmin Trudeau, but the spoken name is preserved as 'Senator Torres'. She speaks in opposition to the bill.
Yasmin Trudeau — Name called during the roll call.
Yasmin Trudeau — The transcript says 'Senator Torres'; likely a misidentification, but the speaker opposes the bill and cites poverty advocates and ABD recipients.
Yasmin Trudeau — Name called during the roll call.
Yasmin Trudeau — Name called during the roll call; recorded as aye.
Yasmin Trudeau — Yasmin Trudeau is called during roll call and recorded as voting 'Aye.'
Yasmin Trudeau — Name appears in the roll call list.
Jessica Bateman — Jessica Bateman is repeatedly called or recorded during the roll call vote, indicating her presence in the procedural voting sequence.
Jessica Bateman — Likely mis-transcribed as 'Bateman'; called in the roll call.
Manka Dhingra — Name appears in the roll call vote.
Manka Dhingra — Name called during the roll call, repeated multiple times due to transcription.
Manka Dhingra — Name called during the roll call.
Manka Dhingra — Senator Dhingra is asked how she votes and votes no.
Manka Dhingra — Likely intended by 'Banke/Banky/Branky' sequence? Uncertain; preserved as spoken where unclear.
Manka Dhingra — Likely mis-transcribed as 'Asagawa'; called in the roll call.
Bob Hasegawa — Name appears in the roll call vote.
Bob Hasegawa — Senator Hasegawa is asked how he votes and votes no.
Bob Hasegawa — Name called during the roll call.
Bob Hasegawa — Name called during the roll call; transcript uses Hasegawa.
Bob Hasegawa — Voted no on House Bill 2040.
Bob Hasegawa — Name called during roll call.
Claudia Kauffman — Claudia Kauffman is repeatedly called during the roll call vote, with her name appearing in multiple consecutive roll call mentions.
Claudia Kauffman — Claudia Kauffman is called during roll call and acknowledged again later in the roll call process.
Vandana Slatter — Vandana Slatter is mentioned twice in the roll call vote, indicating her presence in the vote record.
Vandana Slatter — During the roll call, the member’s name is called twice in succession, with the transcript rendering the name as both "Krishna Dawson" and "Slater," indicating the same procedural attendance mention rather than separate substantive discussions.
Vandana Slatter — Vandana Krishnadasan is called during roll call, with the transcription rendering her name as "Krishna Dawson."
Vandana Slatter — Name appears in the roll call list.
Marko Liias — Name appears in the roll call vote.
Drew MacEwen — Drew MacEwen is mentioned twice during the meeting’s roll call vote, where his name is called/recorded as part of the voting process.
Jim McCune — Jim McCune is mentioned during the roll call vote/call, appearing twice as his name is read or recorded in the voting proceedings.
Jim McCune — Jim McCune discussed the litter bill in a continuous sequence of remarks: he first stated that the Senate did not concur and asked to insist on the Senate version, then thanked the committee chair for working on the bill over the past couple of days, explained the whirlwind of negotiations and compromises around the bill’s penalties and bag policy, and finally said the bill likely needed a little more work but should still move forward, noting the prime sponsor’s support and that votes would likely be mixed.
T'wina Nobles — T'wina Nobles is repeatedly called during the roll call, with her name appearing multiple times as the meeting proceeds through attendance.
T'wina Nobles — T'wina Nobles is called during roll call.
T'wina Nobles — Name appears in the roll call.
Tina Orwall — Tina Orwall is repeatedly called during the roll call vote, with her name appearing in the transcript in slightly different forms.
Tina Orwall — Tina Orwall is called during roll call, with her name transcribed variably as "Orwal" and "Orwell."
Marcus Riccelli — Name appears in the roll call vote.
Marcus Riccelli — Name appears in the roll call vote.