Tag: Voting
Ballots should be arriving soon, and King County Elections offers guidance
Ballots for the Nov. 3 General Election should be arriving soon, and King County Elections...
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UPDATE: ‘Vote with Pride’ at Burien Library CANCELED for Sunday, Oct. 18
UPDATE Oct. 18, 2020: Seattle Pride’s Vote with Pride campaign at the Burien Library – set this...
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‘Vote with Pride’ will be at Burien Library on Sundays from Oct. 11 – Nov. 1
Seattle Pride is hosting a series of weekly Vote with Pride events to grow LGBTQIA+ voter...
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Highline Heritage Museum focusing on Voter Suppression during September
Our friends at the Highline Heritage Museum will be focusing on Voter Suppression as part of their...
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Deadline to register to vote in state Presidential Primary is Monday, Mar. 2
Those who wish to vote in the March 10 Presidential Primary have until Monday, March 2 to register...
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League of Women Voters of Washington provides free online tools for voters
On Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2019, Washington State voters will elect representatives to local governments...
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REMINDER: Online and mail voter registration deadline is Monday, Oct. 28!
King County Elections wants to remind everyone who wishes to vote in the Nov. 5 General election...
Read MoreHere’s the list of candidates who have filed to run for Burien City Council
The deadline to file for running for office in the August 6, 2019 primary election has passed, and here is the most recent list of candidates who have filed for office. The top two vote-getters for each position will move on to the Nov. 5, 2019 General Election. BURIEN CITY COUNCIL NOTE: Burien City Council […]
Read MoreUPDATED RETURNS: Dow: 58%; Jack Block Jr.: 55%; 77% Against Transportation Benefit District
UPDATE WED. 11/4/ 5pm: The second round of election returns has been released by King County Elections, and with between 28-30% of the votes counted, Dow Constantine still leads with 58%, Jack Block Jr. with 55% and 76% voting NO against Burien’s Transportation Benefit District (sidewalks & bike paths) proposal. Also, Initiative 1033 is still […]
Read MoreHaven’t Mailed Your Ballot Yet? Not To Worry – Free Drop Boxes Open ‘Til 8pm
If you haven’t yet mailed your ballot in, since today (Tuesday, Nov. 3rd) is election day, King County has drop boxes throughout the county that provide voters with a way to securely return ballots without the cost of postage. These drop boxes are open 24 hours a day, and will close at 8pm tonight (Election […]
Read MoreEDITORIAL: Why Burien Should Approve Referendum 71
by Stephen Lamphear On Tuesday (Sept. 29th), I saw my first “Reject 71” yard sign in Burien at First Ave South and SW 148th. In addition to the racial/cultural hate that runs just under the surface in most suburban communities, we have the religious/lifestyle haters coming out of the closet. When I moved to this […]
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