Instead of an immature ad hominem, why don't you give us your brilliant perspective on local government issues; how would you propose to improve democracy and governance in Seattle?

Anything shy of district voting is in violation of the Voting Rights Act and the Civil Rights Act;most cities in the USA use it;Action Seattle wants to convert to a mixed system (where some city-council seats are decided by at-large voting,while others are filled via district voting).The ACLU and various so-called civil-rights groups are,for the most part,moot on the subject (including the Brennan Center,Public Citizen,and the National Lawyers' Guild).Fuck them all;sue the City of Seattle in federal court(and sue the bourgie bassturds for not implementing PUBLIC-ONLY financing for PUBLIC-office campaigns!!!

The state's human rights commission and the commission's on both African-American,Asian-American,and Hispanic-American affairs don't seem to give a fuck about the deleterious effect the absence of district voting has on certain historically-oppressed demographic groups.The Win/Win Coalition does (majority-minority electoral districts for both the county council and the state's legislature are goals the coalition has campaignes for).CALL the DoJ;tell them to investigate

Win/Win Network (did you know that Seattle DID have district voting three GENERATIONS ago??Pfft! (And ALL true World-Class cities have use district voting AND have genuine Leftists holding municipal seats. ... .Just sayin' . . . . *rolls eyes in Disgust*)Pfft!!!

This is an interesting map. Although I could see a lot of downtown powers that be fighting it as it seems their voting base could be diminished by dividing it between three districts. Also, I wonder what effect having the port divided by two districts (1 & 2) will be?