HR 4664
In CommitteeHouse
Speaker Frank Chopp
Honoring Speaker Frank Chopp.
Introduced
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Committee3
Floor Vote4
Opposite Chamber5
Governor6
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Introduced: April 23, 2025
Last Action: April 24, 2025
Status: H Introduced
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House Resolution 4664 is a formal tribute to former House Speaker Frank Chopp, honoring his decades of public service, advocacy for social justice, and leadership in Washington State. It celebrates his work on housing, workers’ rights, and community organizing, and acknowledges his lasting influence on state policy and civic life.
- Honors the life, career, and legacy of former House Speaker Frank Chopp.
- Acknowledges his early activism, including leading a protest against racial discrimination at the Bremerton Elks Club.
- Recognizes his leadership roles—including 20 years as Speaker or Co-Speaker of the House, the longest such tenure in state history.
- Highlights his work advancing affordable housing, workers’ rights, and anti-poverty programs, including co-founding the Low Income Housing Institute and the Economic Opportunity Institute.
- Commends his advocacy for home health care workers and his commitment to inclusive, collaborative governance under the guiding principle of 'One Washington'.
Who is affected
- Public servants, community leaders, and activists — The resolution honors Speaker Chopp's legacy and contributions, which may inspire current and future public servants, community leaders, and activists across Washington.
- Low-income residents and workers — Low-income residents and workers who benefited from programs Chopp helped create or fund, such as housing, food assistance, and job training, may feel the continued impact of his work.
- State and local government employees — State employees, especially those in public health, housing, and social services, may be reminded of Chopp’s influence on policy and workplace advocacy.
- Students and educators — Students and faculty at the University of Washington and other institutions may be inspired by Chopp’s academic and advocacy legacy, especially in public policy and community organizing.
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Sponsors
Representative Jinkins(Democrat)District 27Primary
Representative Stokesbary(Republican)District 31Secondary
Representative Abbarno(Republican)District 20Secondary
Representative Abell(Republican)District 7Secondary
Representative Barkis(Republican)District 2Secondary
Representative Barnard(Republican)District 8Secondary
Representative Berg(Democrat)District 44Secondary
Representative Bergquist(Democrat)District 11Secondary
Representative Bernbaum(Democrat)District 24Secondary
Representative Berry(Democrat)District 36Secondary
Representative Bronoske(Democrat)District 28Secondary
Representative Burnett(Republican)District 12Secondary
Representative Valdez(Republican)District 26Secondary
Representative Callan(Democrat)District 5Secondary
Representative Chase(Republican)District 4Secondary
Representative Connors(Republican)District 8Secondary
Representative Corry(Republican)District 15Secondary
Representative Cortes(Democrat)District 38Secondary
Representative Couture(Republican)District 35Secondary
Representative Davis(Democrat)District 32Secondary
Representative Dent(Republican)District 13Secondary
Representative Doglio(Democrat)District 22Secondary
Representative Donaghy(Democrat)District 44Secondary
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Representative Graham(Republican)District 6Secondary
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