District 4 Candidates Forum Tonight at 7 pm
The District 4 Candidates Forum is tonight (Monday 6/10) at 7 pm at the Sand Point Learning Center, 5801 Sand Point Way NE. Good idea to arrive by 6:30 if you’re coming.
The District 4 Candidates Forum is tonight (Monday 6/10) at 7 pm at the Sand Point Learning Center, 5801 Sand Point Way NE. Good idea to arrive by 6:30 if you’re coming.
Join the Cascade Bicycle Club for a District 4 City Council candidate forum focusing on making Seattle a more affordable and sustainable community. We will be hearing from candidates for City Council in District 4 as they answer questions about housing, mass transit, ensuring everyone is able to use our streets safely and achieving Vision Zero, reducing carbon emissions, and centering racial equity in all of this work. We’ll be in the auditorium of the Cascade Bicycling Center, in Magnuson Park. The venue is wheelchair-accessible and CART services will be provided. The event is accessed by the number 75 bus Read More …
Seattle Mayoral Candidates Jenny Durkan and Cary Moon will appear at a special forum cohosted by the Northeast Seattle Communities of Hawthorne Hills, Laurelhurst, Windermere, Windermere North, Wedgwood, Ravenna-Bryant and View Ridge. The forum is scheduled for Thursday, October 26th, 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. at Congregation Beth Shalom (6800 35th Avenue NE).
The NEDC (Northeast District Council) is hosting an evening with some of the 2017 Mayoral Candidates right here in our backyard.
In the year 2015 Seattle City Council divided into districts, with CM Rob Johnson representing Wedgwood south of NE 85th Street, and CM Deborah Juarez representing north Seattle north of 85th Street. In 2017 two other City Council “at-large” positions will be up for election.
Have you received a Democracy Voucher in the mail this week? Here is how you can use it.
Have you made plans for the weekend yet? With election ballots due on November 8th, you should set aside time to vote.
The ballot for the final election in November is always full of issues and candidates. Make your voting easier by looking ahead to see all the candidates and items..
The King County Elections Department will mail out ballots on July 13th for the primary election on August 2nd.
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