Primary Endorsements by Majority Rules Blog
The August 18th 2009 Primary is fast approaching in King County. Having been to a number of campaign events and having tracked election issues and candidates here are my recommendations on some of the candidates worthy of being given your vote. I am active in Democratic politics and progressive politics and my endorsement reflects that. These endorsements reflect my personal choices as to who I think would do the best job if elected in furthering progressive Democratic principles and goals.
Primary Election Recommendations:
King County Executive – Larry Phillips and Dow Constantine
Court of Appeals, Div 1, Dist 1, Position 3 – Anne L Ellington
Port of Seattle Position 3 – Rob Holland
Port of Seattle – Position 4 – Max Vekich
Seattle Mayor – Greg Nickels and Joe Mallahan
Seattle City Council Position 4 – David Bloom
Seattle City Council Position 6 – Nick Licata
Seattle City Council Position 8 – David Miller
Seattle School Board Position 7 – Charlie Mas
Seattle Referendum 1 (Bag Fee) – Approve
Also endorsed but on the General Election ballot:
Seattle City Council Position 2 – Richard Conlin
Seattle City Attorney – Peter Holmes
Initiative 1033 – Vote No
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