Legislative Cutoff LIVE

Published on February 18, 2026
Duration: 23:42

This video provides a detailed analysis of Washington State's legislative cutoff day, focusing on key firearm-related bills. It discusses the demise of HB 1152 (safe storage), the progress of HB 2235 (public records exemption for concealed carry) and HB 2320 (3D printing ban modifications), and the status of SB 5098 (gun-free zones). Several bills, including an ammunition tax and a one-gun-per-30-days proposal, are confirmed dead for the session.

Quick Summary

Washington State's legislative cutoff day requires bills to pass out of their originating house to advance. Key firearm bills like HB 1152 (safe storage) failed to meet this deadline and are dead. HB 2235 (public records exemption for carry permits) and HB 2320 (3D printing ban amendments) are advancing, while SB 5098 (gun-free zones) is pending.

Chapters

  1. 00:22Introduction: Legislative Cutoff Day Explained
  2. 01:15Announcements: Upcoming Supreme Court Cases & Live Streams
  3. 02:45Minute Man Ammo Partnership & Discount
  4. 04:09Focus on House Bill 1152: Safe Storage Law
  5. 06:08HB 1152 Fails to Pass Cutoff
  6. 08:33Representative Jim Walsh's Legislative Successes
  7. 09:13House Bill 2235: Public Records Exemption
  8. 10:46House Bill 2320: 3D Printing Ban Amendments
  9. 15:10Senate Bill 5098: New Gun-Free Zones
  10. 18:28Bills Dodged: HB 1386 (Tax), HB 1132 (30-Day Limit), HB 1504 (Insurance)
  11. 21:18Upcoming Deadlines: March 6th Cutoff
  12. 22:06Next Live Stream & Guest Announcement
  13. 22:33Veteran Disarmament Update: VA & DOJ Development

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Washington State's legislative cutoff day?

Washington State's legislative cutoff day is a critical deadline where bills must pass out of their originating house (House or Senate) to remain eligible for consideration in the legislative session. Exceptions often apply to budgetary and taxation bills.

What happened to House Bill 1152 regarding safe storage in Washington?

House Bill 1152, a proposed safe storage law in Washington, failed to pass out of its house of origin by the legislative cutoff day. Critics argued it would have negatively impacted current storage laws and potentially rendered firearms useless.

Which firearm-related bills are dead for the Washington legislative session?

Several firearm-related bills are confirmed dead for the Washington legislative session, including HB 1386 (ammunition/firearm tax), HB 1132 (one gun per 30 days), and HB 1504 (mandatory firearms insurance). These bills did not advance past key deadlines.

What is House Bill 2235 concerning public records in Washington State?

House Bill 2235 aims to exempt records related to concealed carry licensing applications, personal information, and training from Washington's Public Records Act. This pro-gun owner bill passed the House with a strong majority and is now in the Senate.

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