The resolution honors Karen Lynn Keiser for her nearly 30 years of dedicated service in the Washington State Legislature, beginning with her appointment to the House of Representatives in 1995 and her subsequent election to the Senate in 1996. Throughout her tenure, she represented the 33rd legislative district and held significant leadership roles, including President Pro Tempore of the Senate. Senator Keiser was instrumental in various health care reforms, including the establishment of the Washington Health Benefit Exchange, the Paid Family and Medical Leave program, and the Prescription Drug Affordability Board. Her advocacy also led to a price cap on insulin and the implementation of full overtime protections for agricultural workers.

The resolution acknowledges Senator Keiser's commitment to bipartisan collaboration and her efforts to improve the lives of working families, enhance women's economic security, and reduce workplace harassment. It expresses gratitude for her exemplary service and contributions to the state, emphasizing that her work will continue to inspire future generations in the Washington State Legislature. The resolution concludes with a formal commendation and appreciation for her years of service, to be transmitted by the Secretary of the Senate.