Moms for Liberty › 2025 Legislative Record on Parental Rights › Scorecard Inputs (Moms for Liberty - Washington) ?
| Bill Number Inputs: Bill Title (Bill Status) | |||
| Position Inputs | Weight Inputs | Vote Date Inputs | Vote Description |
| HB1296 : Promoting a safe and supportive public education system. (Passed) | |||
| Oppose | 10 | 04/24/25 | House Final Passage as Amended by the Senate |
| Oppose | 10 | 04/11/25 | Senate 3rd Reading & Final Passage as Amended by the Senate |
| SB5189 : Supporting the implementation of competency-based education. (Passed) | |||
| Oppose | 5 | 04/17/25 | Senate Final Passage as Amended by the House |
| Oppose | 5 | 04/15/25 | House Final Passage as Amended by the House |
| SB5181 : Amending the parents rights initiative to bring it into alignment with existing law. (Engrossed) | |||
| Oppose | 10 | 04/14/25 | House Motion to Place Measure on Final Passage as Amended by the House |
| Oppose | 10 | 02/05/25 | Senate 3rd Reading & Final Passage |
| SB5632 : Protecting the confidentiality of records and information that may be relevant to another state's enforcement of its laws. (Passed) | |||
| Oppose | 10 | 04/12/25 | House 3rd Reading & Final Passage |
| Oppose | 10 | 03/04/25 | Senate 3rd Reading & Final Passage |
| Bill Notes Input |
| SB5181: Moms for Liberty Washington opposes this bill because it removes protections for parental rights approved by citizens with I-2081. SB5189: Moms for Liberty Washington opposes this bill because Competency-based/Mastery-based learning is an equity-based approach to modifying graduation requirements. While graduation rates might increase, it does not mean the children of Washington will be prepared for the rigors of college or be able to function in a complex global economy. HB1296: Moms for Liberty Washington opposes this bill because it removes protections for parental rights approved by citizens with I-2081. SB5632: Moms for Liberty Washington opposes this bill because it hides abortion and gender-affirming care from any state trying to protect parental rights to manage medical care for their children. |
| Legislator Notes Input |
| James McCune: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: SB 5012, SB 5135, SB 5136, SB 5137 Joe Schmick: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Ed Orcutt: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Leonard Christian: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: SB 5012, SB 5135, SB 5137 Daniel Griffey: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Tom Dent: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Mary Dye: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Andrew Barkis: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Jim Walsh: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1038, HB 1069, Phil Fortunato: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: SB 5012, SB 5135, SB 5136, SB 5137 Mike Volz: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Javier Valdez: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Carolyn Eslick: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1038 Skyler Rude: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1832 Jenny Graham: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Chris Corry: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Jeremie Dufault: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1832 Alex Ybarra: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Cyndy Jacobsen: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1038, HB 1069 Mark Klicker: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Peter Abbarno: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Jeff Wilson: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: SB 5135, SB 5136, SB 5137 Rob Chase: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Joel McEntire: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1038 Stephanie Barnard: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 April Connors: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Travis Couture: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Stephanie McClintock: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Suzanne Schmidt: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1038, HB 1069, Brian Burnett: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Andrew Engell: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 Michael Keaton: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1832 John Ley: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1038, HB 1069 Matt Marshall: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1038, HB 1069, HB 1832 Gloria Mendoza: Please note that the votes on 3 of the 4 bills occurred over a 4 day period, during which Rep. Mendoza was absent. Do not view her absence as a reflection of her position on parental rights and academic excellence. David Stuebe: Sponsored legislation to protect parental rights: HB 1069 |