Excerpt: | Don’t count incumbent Kirkland City Councilmember Jessica Greenway out just yet. Though she started out some distance behind her challenger (former state legislator Toby Nixon) last night, Greenway has closed the gap today and now trails by only two hundred and ten votes. If this trend continues, she may pull ahead of Toby before the week […] |
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Published at: | 5:03 PM on Wednesday, November 9th, 2011 |
Written by: | Andrew Villeneuve |
Categories: | Elections |
Tags: | WA-Local |
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Daily Archives: November 9th, 2011
Jessica Greenway making a comeback in Kirkland, after starting out behind
Adams County joins the NO on I‑1125 column
Excerpt: | Last night at the NO on I‑1125 party, I was asked several times for a guesstimate of what the final spread on I‑1125 would be. Though I don’t much care for making predictions, I replied that I thought it was conceivable that we might reach 53% no by the time the election was certified. Now, […] |
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Published at: | 4:41 PM on Wednesday, November 9th, 2011 |
Written by: | Andrew Villeneuve |
Categories: | Elections |
Tags: | WA-Ballot |
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For the first time in years, Port Commission will remain unchanged after an election
Excerpt: | If last night’s early election returns are any indication, the five-member legislative body that governs the Port of Seattle is going to remain unchanged in the wake of this year’s election — the first time that has happened in a long time. Incumbent Commissioners Bill Bryant and Gael Tarleton, who each ousted incumbents back in 2007, […] |
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Published at: | 7:50 AM on Wednesday, November 9th, 2011 |
Written by: | Andrew Villeneuve |
Categories: | Elections, Policy Topics, Public Planning |
Tags: | Constructive Ports, WA-Ballot |
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Spokane County turns against Tim Eyman’s I‑1125; NO vote strengthening statewide