Mary Dye
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Top donors8 of 596
Miscellaneous Receipts$19K · 2019–2021Miscellaneous Receipts$18K · 2024Avista$13K · 2015–2025Puget Sound Energy$11K · 2015–2025Bnsf Railway$9,800 · 2016–2026Amazon Com Services$8,800 · 2019–2026The Boeing Company Pac$8,600 · 2016–2025Weyerhaeuser$7,600 · 2018–2025Mary Dye
Washington representative · R
Bills they lead8 of 65
HB 1752 Modifying the application of the annual consumptive quantity calculation to change applications related to certain water rights held by the United States bureau of reclamationBecame lawHB 1136 Exempting short-line railroads that haul nonfuel oils from oil spill contingency planning requirementsBecame lawHB 1983 Reducing the population requirement in a consortium of counties in order to operate a juvenile correctional facilityBecame lawHB 2664 Extending existing telecommunications authority to all ports in Washington state in order to facilitate public-private partnerships in wholesale telecommunications services and infrastructureBecame lawHB 1498 Concerning aviation assurance funding in response to wildland firesBecame lawHB 1715 Regarding the costs of compliance with the state energy performance standardBecame lawHB 1114 Encouraging utility mitigation of urban heat island effectsBecame lawHB 1825 Concerning continuity of judicial operations in single judge courtsBecame lawEvery link on this map
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| Miscellaneous Receipts | Top donors | Miscellaneous Receipts gave $19K to Mary Dye, 2019–2021. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $19K |
| Miscellaneous Receipts | Top donors | Miscellaneous Receipts gave $18K to Mary Dye, 2024. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $18K |
| Avista | Top donors | Avista gave $13K to Mary Dye, 2015–2025. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $13K |
| Puget Sound Energy | Top donors | Puget Sound Energy gave $11K to Mary Dye, 2015–2025. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $11K |
| Bnsf Railway | Top donors | Bnsf Railway gave $9,800 to Mary Dye, 2016–2026. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $9,800 |
| Amazon Com Services | Top donors | Amazon Com Services gave $8,800 to Mary Dye, 2019–2026. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $8,800 |
| The Boeing Company Pac | Top donors | The Boeing Company Pac gave $8,600 to Mary Dye, 2016–2025. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $8,600 |
| Weyerhaeuser | Top donors | Weyerhaeuser gave $7,600 to Mary Dye, 2018–2025. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $7,600 |
| HB 1752 | Bills they lead | Mary Dye leads HB 1752, “Modifying the application of the annual consumptive quantity calculation to change applications related to certain water rights held by the United States bureau of reclamation”. | Became law |
| HB 1136 | Bills they lead | Mary Dye leads HB 1136, “Exempting short-line railroads that haul nonfuel oils from oil spill contingency planning requirements”. | Became law |
| HB 1983 | Bills they lead | Mary Dye leads HB 1983, “Reducing the population requirement in a consortium of counties in order to operate a juvenile correctional facility”. | Became law |
| HB 2664 | Bills they lead | Mary Dye leads HB 2664, “Extending existing telecommunications authority to all ports in Washington state in order to facilitate public-private partnerships in wholesale telecommunications services and infrastructure”. | Became law |
| HB 1498 | Bills they lead | Mary Dye leads HB 1498, “Concerning aviation assurance funding in response to wildland fires”. | Became law |
| HB 1715 | Bills they lead | Mary Dye leads HB 1715, “Regarding the costs of compliance with the state energy performance standard”. | Became law |
| HB 1114 | Bills they lead | Mary Dye leads HB 1114, “Encouraging utility mitigation of urban heat island effects”. | Became law |
| HB 1825 | Bills they lead | Mary Dye leads HB 1825, “Concerning continuity of judicial operations in single judge courts”. | Became law |