Holy shit: There are 47 candidates for Seattle City Council and the deadline for mailing in your primary election ballot is TOMORROW. James Yamasaki
The future of the Seattle City Council is up for grabs in this election. Which means the future of housing affordability, transportation, and police reform are also up for grabs. Which means you need to vote and then get your ballot mailed or stuffed in a drop-box (no stamp required for drop-boxes!) by tomorrow.
What’s a drop-box and where can you find one? Answer here. What if you lost your ballot? Answer here. Want to watch King County’s ballot processing via webcam? Okay, weirdo.
And as always, here are The Stranger‘s very polite, profanity-free endorsements for Seattle’s 2015 primary election. Get on it!
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