2019 Washington Senate Joint Resolution 8200|
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Choice
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Votes
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%
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| Yes
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1,247,265
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65.05%
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| No
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670,086
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34.95%
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| Total votes
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1,917,351
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100.00%
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Yes
70–80%
60–70%
50–60%
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No
50–60%
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Senate Joint Resolution 8200 (2019), also known as SJR 8200, is a proposed amendment to the Constitution of Washington that, if enacted, would extend to the Washington State Legislature extraordinary powers during a "catastrophic incident", including the authority to fill constitutionally-established offices in the event the entire lines of succession to those offices had been wiped out and to designate a new capital city should Olympia be rendered no longer usable. It was passed by Washington voters in the November, 2019 general election.