WA HB1446

Renames the Washington state holiday on the third Monday of February from "Presidents' Day" to "George Washington's Birthday (observed)"

Removes reference to Abraham Lincoln from the holiday description, changing it from celebrating "the births of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington" to solely the birth of George Washington

Amends RCW 1.16.050, which establishes state legal holidays for purposes of state and political subdivision employee paid time off

Cites the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States on July 4, 2026, as motivation for aligning the state holiday name with the federal designation

Notes that Washington state was named after George Washington and that the federal holiday is still legally called "George Washington's Birthday" in official government documents, not "Presidents' Day"