This morning, Council member Rob Johnson, who represents District 4, announced that is resigning from the City Council, with his last day in office April 5.
Council member Johnson resigns
Category Archives: election
O’Brien not seeking re-election
Today Council member Mike O’Brien announced that he will not be seeking re-election in this year’s 6th District Council election.
Ethics and Elections Commission meets, talks democracy vouchers, debates, and influence peddling
This afternoon the Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission (SEEC) met. On their agenda: an update on the imminent launch of this year’s Democracy Vouchers program; what counts as a candidate debate; and the rules for lobbyists and campaign consultants.
Ethics and Elections Commission debating debates
The Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission meets on Wednesday, and will take on a tough question: how to fix the requirement that candidates participating in the Democracy Voucher program participate in at least three public debates.
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Harrell announces he won’t run for re-election
This morning, Council President Bruce Harrell announced that he will not be running for re-election this year.
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Johnson won’t seek re-election next year
This morning, District 4 Council member Rob Johnson announced that he will not be seeking re-election next fall.
Notes from Monday’s Council meetings
Short and sweet today.
Changes coming to Democracy Vouchers program and other local election rules
This morning, the Council’s Governance, Ethics and Technology Committee moved forward an ordinance adopting several updates to the Democracy Vouchers program and to other rules governing local elections.
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Council passes Families, Education, Preschool and Promise Levy
This afternoon the City Council approved the Families, Education, Preschool and Promise Levy, sending it to the Mayor for her signature and ultimately to the November ballot.
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Inauguration Day
This afternoon, City Council members Lorena Gonzalez and Teresa Mosqueda, City Attorney Pete Holmes, and Mayor Jenny Durkan took their respective oaths of office to begin their official four-year terms.
