Joel Kretz

Expands automated traffic camera use for violations such as speeding and red-light running. Key changes include permanent authorization for large cities, speed enforcement in work zones, and reduced fines for low-income violators.

Links Washington's carbon market with California and Quebec, expanding the cap-and-invest program to reduce emissions, regulate compliance, and stabilize allowance costs.

Strengthens firearm bans for individuals with mental health issues.

Directs the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) to support refugees and immigrants in Washington by managing the Refugee Resettlement Plan, offering services such as cash, medical assistance, employment help, and English instruction.

Requires new state entities to include three members from "underrepresented populations," report on diversity and impacts, and undergo annual Office of Equity reviews to enhance "inclusivity" and "reduce barriers."

Imposes strict regulations on assault weapons, defining them as specific types of firearms with particular features.

Forces insurance carriers to offer access to certified peer specialist services meeting network standards and sets standards for certification.

Automatically registers enhanced driver's license or identicard applicants to vote.