Rebecca Saldaña — Name appears as 'Saldania,' likely Rebecca Saldaña.
Suzanne Schmidt — Suzanne Schmidt was called during the roll call, with the transcript likely rendering her name as both "Shessler" and "Shoemake."
Shelly Short — Called in the roll.
Shelly Short — Introduced as the next speaker after the prior remarks.
Shelly Short — Shelly Short is listed in the roll call.
Vandana Slatter — Called in the roll.
Vandana Slatter — Vandana Slatter is listed in the roll call; her name appears twice in consecutive roll-call entries.
Derek Stanford — Called in the roll.
Derek Stanford — Name appears in the roll call.
Yasmin Trudeau — Likely transcribed as "Torese"; called in the roll.
Yasmin Trudeau — Called during roll call; transcript renders the name as 'Trudeau.'
Yasmin Trudeau — Name appears in the roll call.
Javier Valdez — Called in the roll.
Javier Valdez — Name appears in the roll call.
Keith Wagoner — Called in the roll.
Keith Wagoner — The speaker refers to Senator Wagoner as the next speaker.
Keith Wagoner — Name appears in the roll call.
Judy Warnick — Called in the roll.
Judy Warnick — Name appears in the roll call.
Lisa Wellman — Called in the roll.
Lisa Wellman — Name appears in the roll call.
Claire Wilson — Likely transcribed as "Wilson Clair"; called in the roll.
Claire Wilson — Called during roll call as 'Wilson, Claire.'
Claire Wilson — Name appears in the roll call as 'Wilson Claire,' likely Claire Wilson.
Jeff Wilson — Jeff Wilson was first noted in the roll call, then moved that the Senate concur in the House amendments to Substitute Senate Bill 5393. He explained that the bill concerns closing Rainier School by June 30, 2027, and referenced the House amendments as part of that same legislative action.
Jeff Wilson — Called during roll call as 'Wilson Jeff.'
Jeff Wilson — Name appears in the roll call as 'Wilson Jeff,' likely Jeff Wilson.
Yasmin Baccarat — Identified as a Senate intern from St. Martin's participating in the color guard.
Michael Leone — Michael Leone, from the University of Washington, Tacoma, is identified as participating in the color guard/color presentation.
Isabel Murillo — Identified as leading the Pledge.
Deshna Shah — Member of the Jain community leading the invocation.
Niroj Shah — Member of the Jain community leading the invocation.
HB1119 — Reported as signed by the Speaker and transmitted from the House.
HB1217 — Engrossed House Bill 1217 is introduced as a conference committee report and then described as a bill concerning housing stability for tenants under the Residential Landlord-Tenant Act and the Manufactured/Mobile Home Landlord-Tenant Act, with provisions limiting fee rent and fee increases; the report recommends the bill do pass.
HB1217 — The chamber takes up further messages on Engrossed House Bill 1217, the conference committee report is read and moved for adoption, and members discuss the bill’s housing-stability provisions, including landlord resources and rent stabilization. The discussion then turns to opposition, with a speaker arguing the report does not reflect the Senate’s will and expressing concern that the policy is not good for Washington state.
HB1217 — The Senate discussion of Engrossed House Bill 1217 centers on opposition to the conference report and final passage, with the speaker arguing the bill would worsen housing affordability and urging a no vote. Despite that opposition, the conference committee report is adopted, the Senate moves to final passage, and the bill is ultimately declared passed as recommended by the conference committee.
HB1119 — Engrossed Substitute House Bill 1119 was reported as signed in open session by the President.
HB1207 — Second Substitute House Bill 1207 was reported as signed in open session by the President.
HB2047 — Substitute House Bill 2047 is listed among the measures signed in open session.
HB2040 — House Bill 2040 was listed among the measures signed in open session.
HB2051 — Substitute House Bill 2051 was listed among the measures signed in open session.
SB5393 — Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill 5393 is discussed as moving through final legislative action: it passed with amendments and was transmitted, and then was listed among measures signed in open session.
SB5393 — Substitute Senate Bill 5393 is taken up for concurrence with House amendments concerning Rainier School, including prohibiting new long-term admissions and allowing a limited right of return for former long-term residents. The Senate is asked to concur, support for the House changes is expressed, the concurrence motion is made, and the chamber proceeds to final passage, where the amended bill is declared passed.
HB2040 — Listed among measures signed in open session.
HB2077 — Listed among measures signed in open session.
John Braun — Senator Conway discussed with Senator Braun the repurposing of Rainier School, including the possibility of finding another use for the site such as respite care.
John Braun — Introduced as the next speaker after the prior remarks.
John Braun — Thanks the presiding officer for enforcing Senate rules and says he is opposed to concurrence.
John Braun — Name appears in the roll call.
Jamie Pedersen — Likely the intended speaker reference is 'Senator Rochelli,' a garbled form of Senator Pedersen/Ritchelli in prior context; no new member mention can be confirmed here.