Washington Legislature Adjourns for Year, Passing $64 Billion Budget, $17 Billion Transportation Package

Laurel Demkovich / The Spokesman-Review

Posted 3/11/22

OLYMPIA — State lawmakers finished their work Thursday, passing the state budget on party lines and completing other important legislation.

The Legislature adjourned for the year Thursday …

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