Thoughtful consumer protections ensure that Washingtonians can spend their money on the goods and services they care about, not on hidden fees or interest.

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During listening sessions around the state, we often hear about cycles of debt caused by services like payday lending, towing, health insurance companies and more. Especially for families living on low incomes, bad faith policies can add disastrous additional costs, profiting off of emergencies and need. Washingtonians have enough to worry about without the additional pressure of debt and surprise costs. This legislative session, we are fighting for consumer protections that keep money in the pockets of Washingtonians.

Read our full 2026 consumer protections policy agenda: