2006 Washington Resolution 4223

2006 Washington Resolution 4223
November 7, 2006
Property Tax Exemption
Results
	Yes 70–80% 80–90%

House Joint Resolution 4223 was a constitutional amendment in Washington which passed the house and was approved by the voters of the state in the 2006 general election.^{[citation needed]}

This amendment would authorize the legislature to increase the personal property tax exemption for taxable personal property owned by each "head of a family" from three thousand ($3,000) to fifteen thousand ($15,000) dollars.

Results

2006 Washington Resolution 4223
Choice	Votes	%
For	1,581,373	79.82
Against	399,684	20.18
Total	1,981,057	100.00

Source: Washington Secretary of State

By county

County results
County^[1]	Yes		No		Margin		Total votes
County^[1]	#	%	#	%	#	%	Total votes
Adams	2,520	74.31%	871	25.69%	1,649	48.63%	3,391
Asotin	5,698	79.80%	1,442	20.20%	4,256	59.61%	7,140
Benton	40,064	83.37%	7,992	16.63%	32,072	66.74%	48,056
Chelan	18,109	81.76%	4,039	18.24%	14,070	63.53%	22,148
Clallam	23,978	82.55%	5,070	17.45%	18,908	65.09%	29,048
Clark	91,221	82.31%	19,604	17.69%	71,617	64.62%	110,825
Columbia	1,429	77.08%	425	22.92%	1,004	54.15%	1,854
Cowlitz	22,880	76.53%	7,015	23.47%	15,865	53.07%	29,895
Douglas	8,430	78.87%	2,258	21.13%	6,172	57.75%	10,688
Ferry	2,061	75.66%	663	24.34%	1,398	51.32%	2,724
Franklin	9,589	78.10%	2,689	21.90%	6,900	56.20%	12,278
Garfield	891	77.14%	264	22.86%	627	54.29%	1,155
Grant	14,668	77.24%	4,322	22.76%	10,346	54.48%	18,990
Grays Harbor	15,883	74.05%	5,565	25.95%	10,318	48.11%	21,448
Island	24,127	83.90%	4,630	16.10%	19,497	67.80%	28,757
Jefferson	13,162	85.51%	2,230	14.49%	10,932	71.02%	15,392
King	487,235	81.71%	109,093	18.29%	378,142	63.41%	596,328
Kitsap	68,640	79.22%	18,005	20.78%	50,635	58.44%	86,645
Kittitas	9,451	79.53%	2,432	20.47%	7,019	59.07%	11,883
Klickitat	5,963	82.90%	1,230	17.10%	4,733	65.80%	7,193
Lewis	19,467	79.49%	5,024	20.51%	14,443	58.97%	24,491
Lincoln	3,587	77.96%	1,014	22.04%	2,573	55.92%	4,601
Mason	16,338	79.45%	4,226	20.55%	12,112	58.90%	20,564
Okanogan	10,003	80.77%	2,382	19.23%	7,621	61.53%	12,385
Pacific	6,568	79.12%	1,733	20.88%	4,835	58.25%	8,301
Pend Oreille	3,953	79.23%	1,036	20.77%	2,917	58.47%	4,989
Pierce	148,484	73.96%	52,281	26.04%	96,203	47.92%	200,765
San Juan	6,836	86.96%	1,025	13.04%	5,811	73.92%	7,861
Skagit	31,003	79.84%	7,830	20.16%	23,173	59.67%	38,833
Skamania	3,062	79.16%	806	20.84%	2,256	58.32%	3,868
Snohomish	155,529	79.19%	40,872	20.81%	114,657	58.38%	196,401
Spokane	113,668	78.13%	31,827	21.87%	81,841	56.25%	145,495
Stevens	13,270	80.24%	3,268	19.76%	10,002	60.48%	16,538
Thurston	65,610	81.19%	15,201	18.81%	50,409	62.38%	80,811
Wahkiakum	1,401	81.12%	326	18.88%	1,075	62.25%	1,727
Walla Walla	13,958	80.96%	3,283	19.04%	10,675	61.92%	17,241
Whatcom	52,634	80.53%	12,722	19.47%	39,912	61.07%	65,356
Whitman	9,936	79.74%	2,525	20.26%	7,411	59.47%	12,461
Yakima	40,067	76.27%	12,464	23.73%	27,603	52.55%	52,531
Totals	1,581,373	79.82%	399,684	20.18%	1,181,689	59.65%	1,981,057

References

↑ Reed, Sam (November 7, 2006). "Elections Search Results November 2006 General State Totals Proofed · County Totals Proofed". Secretary of State of Washington. Archived from the original on January 31, 2026. Retrieved February 28, 2026.

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[1] Reed, Sam (November 7, 2006). "Elections Search Results November 2006 General State Totals Proofed · County Totals Proofed". Secretary of State of Washington. Archived from the original on January 31, 2026. Retrieved February 28, 2026.

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