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State House Democrats Proposed Bill Violating Concealment and Conveyance Laws?

By Guadalupe Luera
January 12, 2022
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A bill proposed by 35 members of the Washington State Democratic House appears at first glance to be a moot point.

DEMS WANTS TO BAN OPENING-CONCEAL-WEAR IN ELECTORAL OFFICES

As the 2022 legislative session begins, House Democrats have introduced a curious bill.

HB1618 (internal bill) would prohibit weapons (not just firearms) in election-related offices and such facilities.

Sponsored by Democratic Congresswoman April Berg of Mill Creek, the bill was officially introduced on January 10. Part of the test of the bill reads as follows: (excerpt from the legislative synopsis)

“The carrying and possession of firearms and other specified weapons in certain election offices and facilities is prohibited. Restricted areas include ballot counting centers, polling centers, voter engagement centers students, county elections and voter registration offices, and areas of facilities used as ballot counting polling center, polling center, student engagement center, or election and registration office county voters.

This would not apply to law enforcement. There are other specified weapons such as Tasers, etc., but it’s firearms that come into play here.

WA Law already restricts the bringing of firearms into schools, airports, bars, taverns, prisons and courthouses, and (with some exceptions) mental health facilities.

WHY IS THIS BILL CURIOUS?

Because Washington is a mail-in voting state, there aren’t really many people going to election-related places. The addition of “election-related” facilities to the list is… puzzling.

This bill would require amending already existing RCW laws by adding these election centers to the list.

Already, gun advocates say this is another small end-to-end effort to further tighten the rights of gun owners in WA State. We’ll see how far it goes.

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