![]() We’ve been digging through candidate records, sending tense follow-up emails, and arguing with each other for hours about which candidates will inflict the least amount of harm on working people and the poor. With a very few exceptions, we’re looking at a bunch of grifters hoping to coast to power on a wave of misplaced anger at a “progressive” council that was waylaid by a pandemic and sabotaged by a pair of recalcitrant, conservative mayors. ![]() After spending a couple months researching their backgrounds and grilling them in a conference room, we here at Stranger Election Control Board Headquarters feel extremely confident about one thing: almost all of them suck. With a major city growth plan due next year and seven of nine city council seats up for grabs this year, Seattle has a chance to do what we should have done 20 years ago: BUILD ENOUGH HOUSING FOR EVERYBODY, create a justice system that actually rehabilitates people, and make it safer to walk or roll to a bunch of fun little shops!!!įorty-five people applied to finish those jobs, all hoping to snatch up an open seat or topple a wobbly incumbent. ![]() Stop trying to get ChatGPT to show hole for literally one second and listen up! We’ve got a primary election on August 1, and it’s the most important local election of our lifetimes since–well, since the last one.
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