Initiative 1631 would create a new energy tax that would force Washington families and consumers to pay more than $2.3 billion in higher costs for gasoline and heating fuel, and hundreds of millions more in higher energy bills for electricity and natural gas. An independent study found that I-1631 would cost the average Washington household $440 more in 2020, increasing to $990 in 2035. These costs would continue to rise every year with no cap. Learn more about why a coalition representing more than 160,000 Washington working families, small businesses, family farmers, taxpayers and consumers across the state is urging a NO vote on I-1631 at VoteNOon1631.com.