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2SHB 1515: Alcohol service in public

Data last updated: bill actions through Aug 23, 2026 · lobbyist reports through Sep 30, 2026 (read Oct 14, 2026)

Modernizing the regulation of alcohol service in public spaces.

Prime sponsor
Julia Reed
Introduced
Feb 27, 2025
Status
Law (C 361 L 25) (May 19, 2025)
The Legislature's page
2SHB 1515 on leg.wa.gov

Floor votes

House · 3rd Reading & Final Passage · Mar 8, 2025 · 83–13 (D 53–5, R 30–8; 2 absent or excused)

Nay (13): Chris Corry R-15, Jim Walsh R-19, Joel McEntire R-19, Kevin Waters R-17, Lauren Davis D-32, Lisa Callan D-5, Mari Leavitt D-28, Mary Dye R-9, Mike Volz R-6, Peter Abbarno R-20, Steve Bergquist D-11, Timm Ormsby D-3, Tom Dent R-13

Yea (83): Adam Bernbaum D-24, Adison Richards D-26, Alex Ramel D-40, Alex Ybarra R-13, Alicia Rule D-42, Amy Walen D-48, Andrew Barkis R-2, Andrew Engell R-7, April Berg D-44, April Connors R-8, Beth Doglio D-22, Brandy Donaghy D-44, Brian Burnett R-12, Brianna Thomas D-34, Chipalo Street D-37, Chris Stearns D-47, Cindy Ryu D-32, Clyde Shavers D-10, Cyndy Jacobsen R-25, Dan Bronoske D-28, Dan Griffey R-35, Darya Farivar D-46, Dave Paul D-10, David Stuebe R-17, Davina Duerr D-1, Deb Manjarrez R-14, Debra Entenman D-47, Debra Lekanoff D-40, Drew Stokesbary R-31, Ed Orcutt R-20, Edwin Obras D-33, Gerry Pollet D-46, Gloria Mendoza R-14, Greg Nance D-23, Hunter Abell R-7, Jake Fey D-27, Jamila Taylor D-30, Janice Zahn D-41, Jenny Graham R-6, Jeremie Dufault R-15, Joe Fitzgibbon D-34, Joe Schmick R-9, Joe Timmons D-42, John Ley R-18, Joshua Penner R-31, Julia Reed D-36, Julio Cortes D-38, Kristine Reeves D-30, Larry Springer D-45, Laurie Jinkins D-27, Lillian Ortiz-Self D-21, Lisa Parshley D-22, Liz Berry D-36, Mark Klicker R-16, Mary Fosse D-38, Matt Marshall R-2, Melanie Morgan D-29, Mia Gregerson D-33, Michael Keaton R-25, Michelle Valdez R-26, Mike Steele R-12, Monica Jurado Stonier D-49, My-Linh Thai D-41, Natasha Hill D-3, Nicole Macri D-43, Osman Salahuddin D-48, Rob Chase R-4, Roger Goodman D-45, Sam Low R-39, Sharlett Mena D-29, Sharon Tomiko Santos D-37, Sharon Wylie D-49, Shaun Scott D-43, Shelley Kloba D-1, Skyler Rude R-16, Stephanie Barnard R-8, Stephanie McClintock R-18, Steve Tharinger D-24, Strom Peterson D-21, Suzanne Schmidt R-4, Tarra Simmons D-23, Travis Couture R-35, Victoria Hunt D-5

Excused (2): Carolyn Eslick R-39, David Hackney D-11

Senate · 3rd Reading & Final Passage as Amended by the Senate · Apr 16, 2025 · 37–12 (D 25–5, R 12–7)

Nay (12): Bill Ramos D-5, Bob Hasegawa D-11, Derek Stanford D-1, Jeff Wilson R-19, Jim McCune R-2, Keith Wagoner R-39, Leonard Christian R-4, Manka Dhingra D-45, Marko Liias D-21, Matt Boehnke R-8, Paul Harris R-17, Ron Muzzall R-10

Yea (37): Adrian Cortes D-18, Annette Cleveland D-49, Chris Gildon R-25, Claire Wilson D-30, Claudia Kauffman D-47, Curtis King R-14, Deborah Krishnadasan D-26, Drew Hansen D-23, Drew MacEwen R-35, Emily Alvarado D-34, Jamie Pedersen D-43, Javier Valdez D-46, Jeff Holy R-6, Jesse Salomon D-32, Jessica Bateman D-22, John Braun R-20, John Lovick D-44, Judy Warnick R-13, June Robinson D-38, Keith Goehner R-12, Lisa Wellman D-41, Liz Lovelett D-40, Marcus Riccelli D-3, Mark Schoesler R-9, Mike Chapman D-24, Nikki Torres R-15, Noel Frame D-36, Perry Dozier R-16, Phil Fortunato R-31, Rebecca Saldaña D-37, Sharon Shewmake D-42, Shelly Short R-7, Steve Conway D-29, T'wina Nobles D-28, Tina Orwall D-33, Vandana Slatter D-48, Yasmin Trudeau D-27

House · Final Passage as Amended by the Senate · Apr 22, 2025 · 80–16 (D 48–9, R 32–7; 2 absent or excused)

Nay (16): Cindy Ryu D-32, Cyndy Jacobsen R-25, Gerry Pollet D-46, Janice Zahn D-41, Jim Walsh R-19, Joel McEntire R-19, Kevin Waters R-17, Lauren Davis D-32, Lisa Callan D-5, Mari Leavitt D-28, Mary Dye R-9, Roger Goodman D-45, Sharon Tomiko Santos D-37, Stephanie Barnard R-8, Steve Bergquist D-11, Tom Dent R-13

Yea (80): Adam Bernbaum D-24, Adison Richards D-26, Alex Ramel D-40, Alex Ybarra R-13, Alicia Rule D-42, Amy Walen D-48, Andrew Barkis R-2, Andrew Engell R-7, April Berg D-44, April Connors R-8, Beth Doglio D-22, Brandy Donaghy D-44, Brian Burnett R-12, Brianna Thomas D-34, Carolyn Eslick R-39, Chipalo Street D-37, Chris Corry R-15, Chris Stearns D-47, Clyde Shavers D-10, Dan Bronoske D-28, Dan Griffey R-35, Darya Farivar D-46, Dave Paul D-10, David Stuebe R-17, Davina Duerr D-1, Deb Manjarrez R-14, Debra Entenman D-47, Drew Stokesbary R-31, Ed Orcutt R-20, Edwin Obras D-33, Gloria Mendoza R-14, Greg Nance D-23, Hunter Abell R-7, Jake Fey D-27, Jamila Taylor D-30, Jenny Graham R-6, Jeremie Dufault R-15, Joe Fitzgibbon D-34, Joe Schmick R-9, Joe Timmons D-42, John Ley R-18, Joshua Penner R-31, Julia Reed D-36, Julio Cortes D-38, Kristine Reeves D-30, Larry Springer D-45, Laurie Jinkins D-27, Lillian Ortiz-Self D-21, Lisa Parshley D-22, Liz Berry D-36, Mark Klicker R-16, Mary Fosse D-38, Matt Marshall R-2, Melanie Morgan D-29, Mia Gregerson D-33, Michael Keaton R-25, Michelle Valdez R-26, Mike Steele R-12, Mike Volz R-6, Monica Jurado Stonier D-49, My-Linh Thai D-41, Natasha Hill D-3, Nicole Macri D-43, Osman Salahuddin D-48, Peter Abbarno R-20, Rob Chase R-4, Sam Low R-39, Sharlett Mena D-29, Sharon Wylie D-49, Shaun Scott D-43, Shelley Kloba D-1, Skyler Rude R-16, Stephanie McClintock R-18, Steve Tharinger D-24, Strom Peterson D-21, Suzanne Schmidt R-4, Tarra Simmons D-23, Timm Ormsby D-3, Travis Couture R-35, Victoria Hunt D-5

Excused (2): David Hackney D-11, Debra Lekanoff D-40

Who lobbied on it 7

Those of them who gave to 2026 campaigns gave $32,650 to the members who cast its final floor votes, most from WASHINGTON HOSPITALITY ASSOCIATION ($28,800), Washington Wine Institute ($3,850).

EmployerLobbyistsTo 2026 candidates
CITY OF BELLINGHAM1—
CITY OF SEATTLE1—
City of Vancouver1—
PORT OF BELLINGHAM1—
PORT OF BELLINGHAM(CFM Strategic Communications)1—
WA Hospitality Assn1$39,600
WA WINE INSTITUTE1$3,850

Lobbying reports name a bill number, not a position on it or a version of it. Money: what each employer (as a donor to two or more 2026 candidates) gave to the 2026 campaigns of the members who voted yea or nay on the bill's latest final passage in each chamber.