That's what some of our readers made their top issues for state lawmakers during the 60-day legislative session that started Jan. 14.

Over the past 10 days, 828 people filled out our survey at thenewstribune.com. We asked them to rank their Top 10 WANTS and DON'T WANTS. We know it isn't scientific, but it's fodder for discussion and we hope it gives you an idea of what's on your neighbors' minds.

Here’s what our readers MOST want the Legislature to do: (Number in parentheses is how many times readers ranked that issue in their Top 10.)

1. Make everyone prove U.S. citizenship to get a driver license. (509)
2. Send child rapists and molesters to prison, even if they are related to victim. (469)
3. Send drunk drivers to prison at least one year after third conviction. (408)
4. Don’t use state funds to pay medical bills for illegal immigrants. (354)
5. Make sex offenders wear tracking devices so police know where they are. (339)
6. Make ex-convicts finish their full sentences in prison if they break terms of their release to community. (290)
7. Require liability insurance for all vehicle owners. (281)
8. Kick families off welfare after they five years of benefits unless they are disabled. (267)
9. Make drivers pay a $3 toll to drive on Seattle’s Alaskan Way Viaduct and Highway 520 bridge. (254)
10. Let people with terminal illesses end their own lives. (242)

Here’s what our readers LEAST want the Legislature to do:
1. Spend $400 million in taxpayer money for an arena in Renton so the Seattle Sonics won’t leave. (559)
2. Let same-sex couples get married. (387)
3. Repeal the law that prohibits talking on hand-held cell phones while driving. (347)
4. Raise the state gas tax by 10 cents a gallon to pay for all of the projects voters were promised in 2003 and 2005. (314)
5. Get rid of the law that makes motorcycle riders wear helmets. (295)
6. Let ex-convicts vote right after they get out of prison, not wait until they pay all of their fines. (277)
7. Let the governor appoint all judges, instead of voters electing them. (275)
8. Remove the 1 percent lid on property tax collections so local governments can keep pace with inflation. (267)
9. Exempt all land or buildings owned by Indian tribes from state and local property taxes. (256)
10. Let all public employees retire with full benefits when they turn 60, as long as they work at least 25 years. (247)

There will be more about this in Tuesday's newspaper. But you can read the entire list and rankings for all 60 issues on-line now.

Aaron Ritchey, our survey expert, added a third category by adding the MOST and LEAST Top 10 scores together to show which issues are of most interest to readers, whether they support or oppose.