Washington · 2025-2026

HB 2411

Modifying shared leave provisions to authorize shared leave for victims of a hate crime and those whose absence is due to immigration enforcement actions against the employee or the employee's relative.

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Washington House Bill 2411 proposes modifying shared leave provisions to authorize such leave for victims of hate crimes. The bill also extends eligibility to employees whose absence results from immigration enforcement actions taken against them or their relatives.

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Sponsors + 21 cosponsors

Roll-call votes on this bill

Motion / questionChamberStageRollOutcomeYeaNayOtherDateSource
3rd Reading & Final Passage (#8) upper b2a3dc61-6c92-4957-a237-2d6d61376380 pass 29 19 0 Mar 5, 2026 Open States bulk CSV (bills/votes) ocd-vote/b2a3dc61-6c92-4957-a237-2d6d61376380 CC0-1.0
3rd Reading & Final Passage (#7) lower 0cb4a381-7b0d-4e65-95f3-9b9b8addc5e0 pass 60 36 2 Jan 29, 2026 Open States bulk CSV (bills/votes) ocd-vote/0cb4a381-7b0d-4e65-95f3-9b9b8addc5e0 CC0-1.0