So far the most important issue on the ballot is Initiative 25. If you want any possible hope of having a meaningful vote in King County please vote yes for I-25.
This isn't an election, it's a denial of service attack! The whole point of representative democracy is that citizens have neither the time nor the background to make detailed choices about how the day to day activities of government are to be run. But in this election we am being drowned in no less than 9 different measures in addition to 14 different elected offices of which only 3 appeared on the primary. This is just nuts! The only consequence of dumping this many issues and elected offices on the citizenry is to so overload the citizenry that they either don't bother to vote or vote blindly.
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Initiative 960 – Yes
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Referendum Measure 67 – Approved
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Senate Joint Resolution 8206 – Rejected
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Senate Joint Resolution 8212 – Rejected
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House Joint Resolution 4204 – Rejected
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House Joint Resolution 4215 – Rejected
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King County Prosecuting Attorney – Bill Sherman
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King County Assessor – Scott Noble
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Port of Seattle – Commissioner – Position No. 2 – Bob Edwards
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Port of Seattle – Commissioner – Position No. 5 – Alec Fisken
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City of Redmond – Mayor – John Marchione
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City of Redmond – Council Position 1 – Hank Myers
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City of Redmond – Council Position 3 – Dayle (Hank) Margeson
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City of Redmond – Council Position 5 – Richard Cole
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City of Redmond – Council Position 7 – David Carson
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Lake Washington School District No. 414 – Director District 1 – Jackie Pendergrass
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Lake Washington School District No. 414 – Director District 2 – Chris Carlson
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Lake Washington School District No. 414 – Director District 5 – Ravi Shahani
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Public Hospital District No. 4 – Commissioner – Rebecca Hirt
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Public Hospital District No. 5 – Commissioner – Jeanette Greenfield
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King County Proposition No. 1 – Medic One – Approved
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Sound Transit Proposition No. 1 – No
Continue reading 11/6/2007 – General Election – Redmond, King County,
Washington