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Joint Rules, Rules of the Senate and Rules of the House of the State Legislature of Washington
Includes also the state constitution, state officers, members of the Legislature, standing committees, employees, etc.
Sine Die
This 1997 edition of Sine Die is a completely new book. Since the first edition of Sine Die was published in 1987, there have been dramatic changes in the Washington State Legislature and in state politics. Limits have been placed on campaign contributions and reporting requirements are expanded; ethics laws were passed following revelations of improper use of caucus staff; Initiative 601 was passed by the voters imposing limitations on state taxing and spending powers; the legislative process has been computerized and information is now easily and quickly accessible electronically to all; and term limits, passed in 1992, start taking their toll on state legislators in 1998. Even more signif...
Acts of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Washington
Includes indexes.
Majority of One
Praise for A Majority of One: "By far the best description of a state legislature's real operation in print from a legislator who knew what was happening and why" Slade Gorton (R) Former and Majority Leader Washington State House of Representatives, Washington State Attorney General and U.S. Senator "Senator George Scott has provided us with a warm, insightful appreciation of the legislative process that few outsiders can offer. This is a must read for students of state government" Phil Talmadge (D) Former Washington State Senator and State Supreme Court Justice. "Legislative leaders are activists. George Scott is also a trained historian. Majority is a unique, inclusive insider's firsthand ...
Joint Rules, Rules of the Senate, and Rules of the House of the State Legislature of Washington
Includes also the state constitution, state officers, members of the Legislature, standing committees, employees, etc.
Reed's Rules
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