Every year the City of Seattle’s elected officials are required to submit a financial disclosure form by April 15, so that we can better understand financial investments, pressures, and potential conflicts of interest they may have. Below are this year’s submissions, with some notes.
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City elected officials submit their annual financial disclosure forms
Each year, the eleven elected city officials in Seattle are required by law to submit a financial disclosure form by April 15, so that we can better understand financial investments, pressures, and potential conflicts of interest they may have. Here are this year’s forms.
Continue readingCouncil members file their 2017 financial disclosures (most of them anyway)
By law, the eleven elected officials in Seattle must file an annual F-1 financial disclosure form as a public record with the city clerk by April 15th of each year. As of this morning (April 24), seven of the nine have done so.
Continue readingCouncil members file their financial disclosures (Updated)
(editor’s note: this post is two years old; the most recent financial disclosures can be found here.) The Honest Elections initiative, better known as I-122, is known for the election campaign voucher system it put in place. But there’s a hidden gem in there as well, which is now codified in Seattle Municipal Code 2.04.165.A.2: Every elected official and every candidate for a future election shall after January 1st and before April 15th of each year file with the City Clerk a statement of financial affairs for the preceding calendar year, unless a statement for that same twelve month period …
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