| Excerpt: | Seattle’s election night results defy easy categorization. Perhaps the best way to describe it is that voters are mostly content with the progressive trajectory their city is on — but want that to go further, especially when it comes to the school board. All nine City Council seats were up for election, and we know […] |
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| Published at: | 11:24 AM on Wednesday, November 4th, 2015 |
| Written by: | Robert Cruickshank |
| Categories: | Elections |
| Tags: | WA-Cities |
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