Majorities or near majorities of voters in Seattle are not sure who they’re supporting for school board yet. Among those who have a preference, Vivian Song Maritz, Michelle Sarju, and Brandon K. Hersey are the favorites.
Daily Archives: October 19th, 2021
A close race for Seattle City Council #9: Sara Nelson leads Nikkita Oliver by just four points
41% of 617 likely 2021 voters in Seattle said last week that they were voting for Nelson for Council Position #9, while 37% said they were voting for Oliver. 21% said they were not sure and 2% said they would not cast a vote.
Teresa Mosqueda still leads for Seattle City Council #8; Kenneth Wilson gaining ground
39% of 617 likely 2021 voters in Seattle said they were voting for Mosqueda for Council Position #8, while 31% said they were voting for Wilson. 26% said they were not sure and 3% said they would not cast a vote.
Ann Davison pulling away from rival Nicole Thomas-Kennedy in Seattle City Attorney race
43% of 617 likely 2021 voters in Seattle said last week that they are voting for Davison for City Attorney, while just 24% said they were voting for Thomas-Kennedy. A significant percentage, 30%, are not sure, and 2% would not vote.
As voting begins in the 2021 Seattle mayoral race, Bruce Harrell has a sixteen point lead
48% of 617 likely 2021 voters in Seattle said they were voting for Harrell for mayor, while 32% said they were voting for González. 18% said they were not sure and 2% said they would not cast a vote for the city’s top elected position.