The state House and Senate budget proposals call for mailing out rebate checks to people who qualify in Washington state. But one of the proposed rebates could be cut in half, depending on what voters decide in the November general election. The $200 rebates would be mailed to households considered low- or moderate-income. Checks would be issued in full by the end of the year under the Senate proposal. Two $100 checks would be issued under the House proposal - one in October and one next February. As written, if voters repealed the state's Climate Commitment Act in November, the second checks under the House proposal would not be issued. Read more: https://www.king5.com/article/news/politics/elections/rebates-climate-commitment-act-november-general-election/281-ca59e5f2-fdf6-4fb9-81d9-a77eb385f6e4