Voting Breakdown for Sound Transit’s Prop 1…11/5/08

November 5th, 2008

http://vote.wa.gov/Elections/WEI/ResultsByCountyMeasure.aspx?ElectionID=26&RaceID=101797&CountyCode=%20&JurisdictionTypeID=481&RaceTypeCode=M&ViewMode=Results

Sound Transit (A Regional Transit Authority) Proposition No. 1 Mass Transit Expansion

King, Pierce, Snohomish

 
County Measure Vote Vote %

King

 

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Approved

 

 

 
183,797 61.94 %

Rejected

 

 

 
112,961 38.06 %
Total Votes 296,758 100.00%
 

Pierce

 

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Approved

 

 

 
49,671 50.98 %

Rejected

 

 

 
47,767 49.02 %
Total Votes 97,438 100.00%
 

Snohomish

 

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Approved

 

 

 
51,119 55.44 %

Rejected

 

 

 
41,086 44.56 %
Total Votes 92,205 100.00%
 

Total

 

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Approved

 

 

 
284,587 58.51 %

Rejected

 

 

 
201,814 41.49 %
Total Votes 486,401 100.00%
 

Snohomish County Prop 1 - Initial Results

November 4th, 2008

Looking for Proposition 1 Results? Here’s the Link to Secretary of State Page

November 4th, 2008

Washington Poll: Support Slips for Sound Transit’s Proposition 1

November 4th, 2008

Endorsement - Sound Transit Prop. 1 - Sound Politics

October 31st, 2008
Endorsement - Sound Transit Prop. 1 Sound Politics, WA - 11 hours ago ... that will serve a nugatory share of the commuting public. Vote YES if you work for Sound Transit or one of its contractors. Or if you're a gullible idiot.

Seattle Weekly’s Mark Fefer on Sound Transit’s Light Rail Ridership #’s, Environmental Impacts, Regressive Sales Tax

October 30th, 2008

What about the ballot issues? | John Carlson

October 22nd, 2008
Do you know many ballot issues you’ll be facing this November? Twelve: Three statewide initiatives, one regional vote on light rail and eight proposed amendments to the King County Charter (or constitution), some of which matter a lot. How should you vote? Glad you asked.

Seattle P-I’s Joel Connelly Yells “Uncle” for Puget Sound Taxpayers on 2008 Tax Proposals

October 22nd, 2008

Time for Seattle to say no to taxes

October 21st, 2008
Our public officials are coming back with palms open just two years after the people of Seattle were hit up for $365 million in the "Bridging the Gap" street and bridge repair levy.

Prop. 1 debate Wednesday: Greg Nickels vs. Kemper Freeman

October 21st, 2008
Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels will square off against Bellevue developer Kemper Freeman in a debate over the merits of $17.9 billion Proposition 1. The debate will be at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow at the University of Washington, Parrington Hall, Room 309. It will be hosted by the Evans School of Public Affairs. Proposition 1 would add more Express buses, expand commuter rail and build 36 miles of light rail in King, Snohomish and Pierce counties between 2009 and 2023.
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