For some context, including this year, out of 38 tax advisory votes, 10 have been voted for approval and 28 for repeal. That said, these votes are entirely non

For some context, including this year, out of 38 tax advisory votes, 10 have been voted for approval and 28 for repeal. That said, these votes are entirely nonbinding, there are advisory votes have failed by a larger percentage and still been mantained[1], and frankly Democrats don't really care what voters have to say on these questions anyways (partially because they know they won't be punished for ignoring it and partially because the reason these advisory votes even exist is due to a certain notorious referendumeer that many in this state, paritcularly on that side of the aisle, consider an out and out troll[2]). [1] - I need to fill out the proof of private insurance to opt out of this one this weekend: https://ballotpedia.org/Washington_Advisory_Vote_20,_Nonbinding_Question_on_Tax_to_Fund_Long-Term_Healthcare_Services_(2019) https://ballotpedia.org/Washington_Advisory_Vote_20,_Nonbind... [2] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Eyman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Eyman