SR 8702

In Committee

Senate

Senator Judy Warnick

Honoring Senator Judy Warnick.

Introduced (completed)
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Committee (current stage)
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Floor Vote (not started)
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Opposite Chamber (not started)
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Governor (not started)
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Signed (not started)

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Last Action: March 11, 2026

Status: S Adopted

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Senate Resolution 8702 is a formal tribute honoring Senator Judy Warnick for her nearly 20 years of dedicated public service in the Washington State Legislature, recognizing her leadership, policy work, and community engagement — especially in agriculture, rural development, and women's sports. The resolution expresses the Senate’s deep appreciation and formally transmits a copy to her and her family.

Formally honors Senator Judy Warnick for nearly 20 years of service in the Washington State Legislature (House 2007–2015, Senate 2015–2026).
Recognizes her leadership roles, including Chair of the Senate Republican Caucus (2021–2026) and Chair of the Senate Agriculture, Water & Rural Economic Development Committee (2015–2026).
Acknowledges her advocacy for agriculture, rural economic development, water resources, small business, public safety, workforce training, and women's sports.
Highlights her bipartisan respect and collaborative approach, as well as her involvement in civic organizations like 4-H, Backcountry Horsemen of Washington, and the Grant County Fair.
Includes a formal expression of appreciation and respect from the Washington State Senate, with copies of the resolution sent to Senator Warnick and her family.

Who is affected

Senator Judy Warnick — Senator Warnick is directly honored by the resolution, with formal recognition of her service and contributions.
Senator Warnick's family — Her family is acknowledged and receives a copy of the resolution as part of the honor.
Residents of the 13th Legislative District — The 13th Legislative District constituents benefit from the formal acknowledgment of their representative's work on their behalf.
Agricultural and rural stakeholders — Agricultural and rural communities across Washington are recognized through the honor of their long-time advocate.
Women and youth athletes — Women and youth athletes benefit from recognition of Senator Warnick’s advocacy for fairness, safety, and opportunity in sports.

Effective: 2026-03-11

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