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The Budget and Policy Center measures how our state is doing across budget areas that include: economic security, education, and early learning. And we assess how state revenue is impacting communities and funding our policy priorities.

 

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Chart/Graphic Washington state significantly over-relies on revenue from regressive taxes March 05, 2026

Blog Post House and Senate supplemental budget proposals rely on cuts and budget maneuvers By Evan Walker | March 05, 2026

Video/Webinar Testimony | Supporting SB 6346 to establish a millionaires tax February 25, 2026

Chart/Graphic Budget cuts squeeze everyday people while wealthy make gains February 24, 2026

Chart/Graphic Short-term cuts to childcare cost more in the long run February 24, 2026

Chart/Graphic The wealth gap: Median household income masks a deepening divide February 24, 2026

Blog Post Millionaires Tax is a major step toward economic justice in Washington state February 03, 2026

Fact Sheet The Millionaires Tax: Frequently Asked Questions February 02, 2026

Blog Post Governor makes large-scale program cuts in proposed supplemental budget By Mia Shigemura | January 22, 2026

Blog Post Revenue not keeping pace with economic growth. Lawmakers need to be bold. September 24, 2025

Blog Post Budget and revenue in our state: What’s good and what’s bad By Mia Shigemura | August 26, 2025

Fact Sheet Why Washington state has such a big budget shortfall March 17, 2025

Blog Post Lawmakers can’t cut their way to economic prosperity in Washington February 27, 2025

Chart/Graphic Revenue in our state has not kept pace with growth and community needs February 24, 2025

Chart/Graphic Washington state’s inequitable tax code over-relies on people with low incomes February 12, 2025

Chart/Graphic Snapshot of how WA taxes the wealthiest much less than national average February 12, 2025

Chart/Graphic Map: For wealthiest 1%, WA has 8th lowest tax rate in the country February 12, 2025

Chart/Graphic Our communities were better funded by the state budget 30 years ago February 12, 2025

Fact Sheet How the capital gains tax is funding communities throughout the state August 06, 2024

Fact Sheet Statewide geographic analysis of who pays the capital gains tax by legislative district May 23, 2024

Blog Post Statement on new estimates for 2024’s capital gains tax revenues By Misha Werschkul | May 22, 2024

Fact Sheet Statewide geographic analysis of who pays the capital gains tax by counties May 22, 2024

Fact Sheet Análisis geográfico estatal por comarcas de quién paga el impuesto de plusvalía (Español) May 03, 2024

Fact Sheet Tres razones para votar no a la Iniciativa 2109 (Español) May 02, 2024

Fact Sheet Preguntas frecuentes sobre el impuesto de plusvalía (Español) May 01, 2024

Blog Post Legislative budget proposals miss the mark By Molly Webster | February 29, 2024

Fact Sheet Progressive Real Estate Tax proposals will strengthen communities February 26, 2024

Blog Post Governor’s proposed supplemental budget focuses on behavioral health and housing resources By Kaitie Dong & Evan Walker & Molly Webster & Tracy Yeung | January 18, 2024

Blog Post Revenue forecast emphasizes need for additional progressive revenue sources  By Molly Webster | November 21, 2023

Blog Post Lawmakers missed opportunities this legislative session to make Washington’s tax code more equitable By Andy Nicholas | June 01, 2023

Blog Post Final budget includes some key criminal legal system funding changes By Evan Walker | May 24, 2023

Blog Post State funding for economic security is like a broken record By Tracy Yeung | May 23, 2023

Blog Post New taxes on those of us with financial abundance will create a healthier society   By Judy Pigott - May 04, 2023

Blog Post House and Senate budget proposals address criminal legal system impacts By Evan Walker | April 14, 2023

Blog Post House budget makes a stronger push for economic security than the Senate By Tracy Yeung | April 06, 2023

Blog Post Huge victory for tax justice  March 24, 2023

Blog Post Equitable new revenue is the only path to a just state budget By Andy Nicholas | March 21, 2023

Blog Post It’s well past time to channel more funding to communities By Andy Nicholas | February 27, 2023

Fact Sheet Lawmakers have a menu of options to fund community priorities February 17, 2023

Blog Post Governor seeks big boost for affordable housing and environmental protection in proposed 2023-25 budget December 14, 2022

Chart/Graphic Snapshot of why lawmakers should boost & sustain community funding June 10, 2022

Chart/Graphic A look at what was funded in the 2022 budget June 10, 2022

Video/Webinar Five Fast Facts about the 2022 supplemental operating budget June 10, 2022

Video/Webinar Our work during the 2022 session and beyond March 25, 2022

Blog Post Final budget agreement makes important advances for Washington state By Tracy Yeung and Andy Nicholas - March 10, 2022

Video/Webinar Five Fast Facts on why lawmakers should reject tax cuts March 01, 2022

Fact Sheet Wasteful tax cuts would undermine Washington’s recovery February 24, 2022

Blog Post Now is the time to invest in community foundations and the people they serve By Tracy Yeung & Andy Nicholas | February 14, 2022

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