SB5185 — Read as part of the standing committee reports and referred to the Committee on Rules.
SB6035 — Senate Bill 6035, Ensuring Access to Voting Services, is introduced and the motion is made to refer it to the Committee on Ways and Means, with the referral clarified in the follow-up mention.
SB6343 — Read during introductions and first reading of bills and referred to Agriculture and Natural Resources.
Jeff Wilson — Jeff Wilson thanked the sponsor for bringing forward the important resolution and spoke in support of it, emphasizing its significance for coastal communities, the 19th District, and fishing families in his district.
John Lovick — Praised as a strong manager; speaker referenced his earlier visit and his success.
John Lovick — Described as having visited the speaker's office two years ago and becoming the best manager in baseball, despite finishing third in voting.
John Lovick — Identified as one of the bobbleheads on the speaker's wife's desk.
John Lovick — Mentioned again as a bobblehead on the speaker's wife's desk.
Mike Chapman — Spoke in support of the resolution and shared a family connection to the Mariners.
Bob Hasegawa — Began remarks connecting baseball to the Japanese-American community and internment history.
Gerry Pollet — Continued remarks in support of the Mariners and baseball's role in Japanese-American history.
Gerry Pollet — Senator Hasegawa was referenced in the presiding officer's remarks about waiting to speak with relatives.
Gerry Pollet — The presiding officer addressed Senator Hasegawa, but the name is not in the member list; no ID assigned.
June Robinson — Likely the senator referred to as 'Senator Robinson'; thanked the Mariners for bringing joy and noted representing and living in Everett.
Marcus Riccelli — Moved adjournment until 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, February 3rd.
Shelly Short — Called on after the Democrats' caucus announcement; Republicans also announced caucus.