Yes on Proposition 1

11/04/2010

Thank you to all of our Prop 1 supporters in this election season! We fought valiantly on the behalf of critical services, but in the end of the day we were not able to convince voters to expend resources in this difficult economic environment. Thank you for your countless hours of support and dedication to justice in King County!

11/02/2010

Looking for one last reason to vote for Prop 1? How about one last endorsement: http://www.westseattleherald.com/2010/11/01/opinion/our-election-recommendations-nov-2-2010. Get your ballots in and spread the word to your friends - we're down to the last hours of the Yes on Prop 1 campaign!

The following list of recommendations represents our choices for candidates public office and various ballot measures in the Nov. 2, 2010 general election. Please vote.

11/02/2010

It is the last day to vote! Be sure to send your ballot in today by 8:00 p.m. via U.S. mail or the election drop boxes stationed around the County. Looking for a drop box? Check out the attached link. And don't forget to remind your friends to do the same and vote Yes on Prop 1!

King County Elections

10/30/2010

Last weekend to vote and less than 30% of ballots have been received by King County. Three quick ways you can help rally support for Prop 1:

1. Send an e-mail to everyone in your address book to get out the vote;
2. Change your Facebook/Twitter status to promote Prop 1 (and change your profile photo to our logo); and/or
3. Attend one of our final events!

Let's get out the vote for Prop 1!

10/30/2010

"But in great challenges we can also find opportunity – the opportunity to state clearly what we value in our justice system. Our justice system, our public safety programs, and the protection of our children demands that we pass Proposition 1."

10/29/2010

Phenomenal news - King County has secured an agreement with Metro transit workers that waives COLAs for 2011. Now over 90% of county employees have joined efforts to save costs and balance the county's budget by giving up pay increases. This agreement is further evidence of a combined effort to make a difference in this difficult budget environment for all the citizens of our county. Now let's finish our work and pass Prop 1!

News from King County Executive Dow Constantine.

10/28/2010

Great editorial in support of Prop 1!

10/27/2010

With fewer court staff, prosecutors and public defenders in our community if we make projected budget cuts, is this the future for King County?

The Legislature is blamed for the lack of enough judges to preside at trials. The ruling ends prosecutions for about 300 people.

10/25/2010

King County Sexual Assault Resource Center's Director Mary Ellen Stone on why she supports Prop 1:

10/24/2010

10/24/2010

"But elected criminal-justice officials and a majority of Metropolitan King County Council members note that Constantine has made progress in bringing down labor costs. Still, they say, the sales tax must be raised because existing tax sources haven't kept up with rising costs — a growing gap that has finally brought the county's ability to provide services to the breaking point."

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2013242872_salestax24m.html

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10/24/2010

"Right now, in King County, in order to keep the government and nonprofit groups working, and to create public safety, we must come together and pass King County Proposition 1 on November 2nd."

http://www.realchangenews.org/index.php/site/archives/4824/

Wouldn’t it be nice if we didn’t have to pay taxes? And wouldn’t it be nice if everyone from now on treated each other with mutual respect and care? And if no one ever physically abused, coerced, or otherwise attempted to force their will on another person?