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Several Washington state bills, including a 32-hour workweek and social media restrictions for minors, failed to pass by a legislative deadline in February 2026.
Several Washington state bills failed to advance past a key legislative deadline in early February 2026, ending their chances of becoming law this session.
Among them were proposals to establish a 32-hour workweek with overtime, lower the homeschooling notification age to 6, bar police from hiring officers with prior ICE experience, and require parental consent for minors’ social media accounts.
Child online safety measures and efforts to expand grocery access in underserved areas also stalled, though a bill to restrict addictive social media features for minors is moving forward.
Budget constraints and a short 60-day session limited progress on major initiatives.
Varios proyectos de ley del estado de Washington, incluida una semana laboral de 32 horas y restricciones a las redes sociales para menores de edad, no pudieron pasar por un plazo legislativo en febrero de 2026.