Carolyn Eslick — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Eslick.'
Darya Farivar — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Farvar.'
Beth Doglio — Likely intended to be 'Fy' or similar? Unclear transcription; no confident match.
Beth Doglio — Beth Doglio spoke in support of concurring on the Senate changes to the bill, noting that it had been moving back and forth between chambers and expressing appreciation for the prior speaker’s attention to the issue. She concluded by asking members to join her in concurring on the bill, with a brief follow-up acknowledgment thanking her for the collaboration.
Mary Fosse — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Fossey.'
Roger Goodman — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Goodman.'
Jenny Graham — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Graham.'
Kristine Reeves — Kristine Reeves is mentioned during the roll call as part of a sequence of member names being recorded.
Kristine Reeves — The transcript appears to say 'Representative Sonia,' but this is likely a transcription error for a member from the 49th District; the exact identity is uncertain.
Dan Griffey — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Griffey.'
David Hackney — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Hackney.'
David Hackney — Representative Hackney is addressed during the roll call process.
David Hackney — Called on during the roll call to ask whether any member wished to change their vote.
David Hackney — The Speaker addressed Representative Hackney during the roll call, asking whether any member wanted to change their vote.
Natasha Hill — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Hill.'
Natasha Hill — Representative Natasha Hill spoke in support of the conference committee report, emphasizing concerns about affordability and the impact on Spokane renters, working families, and renters across Washington. She referenced the Hilliard neighborhood and closed by urging colleagues to vote yes.
Hunter Abell — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Hunt.'
Cyndy Jacobsen — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Jacobson.'
Cyndy Jacobsen — Cyndy Jacobsen argues that the bill will have unintended consequences by reducing housing supply, discouraging developers and mom-and-pop landlords, and undermining the governor’s housing goals. She cites other cities such as Portland, San Francisco, and St. Paul as examples of rental-unit declines under similar policies, and raises specific concerns that the lot rent cap for manufactured housing could prevent owners from making needed improvements.
Michael Keaton — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Keaton.'
Mark Klicker — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Clicker.'
Mark Klicker — Representative Mark Klicker is recognized and referenced for his prior housing-policy work, then presents and explains his bill focused on roadside litter and garbage cleanup. He describes the scale of trash along highways, argues for stronger penalties to deter littering, explains changes made to the bill in the Senate and the removal of an original task force provision, and urges a yes vote to help reduce waste and keep Washington cleaner.
Shelley Kloba — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Cloba.'
Mari Leavitt — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Levitt.'
Debra Lekanoff — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Lakanoff.'
John Ley — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Lee.'
John Ley — Representative John Ley of the 39th District discusses housing affordability, arguing that constrained supply is driving high rents. He says he represents his constituents rather than developers or nonprofits, and explains that regulations, taxes, and fees make it harder to build housing, contributing to the rent burdens his constituents are experiencing.
Lauren Davis — The transcript contains a brief sequence in which Lauren Davis is referenced as 'Lowe' or 'Representative Lowe' in the roll call and then again in connection with inviting Ms. Kessler to sing on the floor. The references appear to be transcription errors, but they all relate to the same short discussion and should be treated as one moment.
Deb Manjarrez — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Manjarez.'
Matt Marshall — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Marshall.'
Stephanie McClintock — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'McClintock.'
Sharlett Mena — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Mena.'
Gloria Mendoza — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Mendoza.'
Melanie Morgan — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Morgan.'
Melanie Morgan — Representative Melanie Morgan was requested to be excused from the chamber, and the request was extended to include Representative Simmons as well.
Greg Nance — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Nance.'
Ed Orcutt — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Orcutt.'
Timm Ormsby — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Ormsby.'
Timm Ormsby — Representative Timm Ormsby moved to adopt the conference committee report on the bill, then spoke in support of the report before adoption. After the report was adopted, he resumed remarks to continue advocating for final passage.
Timm Ormsby — Representative Timm Ormsby is recognized on the floor for a point of personal privilege, and the Speaker later references him again in the continuing remarks, keeping the exchange focused on the same brief procedural moment.
Lillian Ortiz-Self — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Ortizelf.'
Lillian Ortiz-Self — Representative Lillian Ortiz-Self of the 21st District was recognized and referred to as the good member from the district.
Dave Paul — Dave Paul is identified in the roll call, with his name transcribed as 'Paul.'
Joshua Penner — Joshua Penner is mentioned in the roll call (transcribed as "Penner") across consecutive overlapping timestamps, indicating a single identification moment.
Joshua Penner — Representative Penner delivers a continuous floor speech criticizing the budget. He argues that it is built on assumptions, dismisses the voices and priorities of Washingtonians, relies on business taxes, and fails to reflect effective stakeholder input. He concludes by urging members to vote against the budget.
Strom Peterson — Strom Peterson is mentioned in the roll call, transcribed as 'Peterson.'
Strom Peterson — Representative Strom Peterson moves adoption of the conference committee report on the engrossed House bill and then follows with remarks supporting its adoption.
Strom Peterson — Representative Strom Peterson is recognized during debate on housing policy and lot-splitting legislation. He asks members to support the bill, references prior discussions with leadership and the bill’s history, and is credited by another speaker for his help in advancing the measure. He then continues remarks emphasizing the work done in the housing committee, thanking colleagues, and urging support for the proposal.
Noel Frame — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Rammel' is likely a misrecognition elsewhere; this section contains repeated unclear names.
Julia Reed — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Rely' or 'Reed' nearby; transcript is noisy.