Tag: 2014 general election
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Seattle votes to charge $60 per car to fund transit
Seattle finally passed a Transportation Benefit District Proposition 1. After a very disappointing loss in King County during the spring, Seattle decided to run its own version of the car tabs and sales tax measure intended to avoid transit cuts and add new service. Early returns show the measure winning big 59 to 41 percent…
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Vote! Here’s who safe streets organizations are supporting
Have you voted yet? Don’t wait. Your ballot should be arriving any day if it hasn’t already. Vote Yes on Seattle Transportation Benefit District Prop 1 More and better King County Metro transit service. Not sure I really need to say more than that. It’s at the end of a long and confusing ballot, so…
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