Seattle City Offices and Measures on the General Election Ballot
Mayor
City Council Position No. 8
City Council Position No. 9
City Attorney
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There are no City of Seattle Ballot Measures on the General Election Ballot
The next regularly scheduled elections for City Council Districts 1 through 7 will be in 2019
Video Voters' Guide
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Other Offices and Measures on City of Seattle General Election Ballots
Statewide ballot measures
There are 3 statewide Advisory Votes on the General Election ballot
Advisory Vote No. 16
Engrossed Substitute House Bill 1597
Advisory Vote No. 17
Engrossed House Bill 2163
Advisory Vote No. 18
Engrossed House Bill 2242
For more information, see the:
Secretary of State's
Voters' Guide
Other local ballot measures on City of Seattle General Election Ballots
King County Proposition No. 1
Levy Lid Lift for Veterans, Seniors and Vulnerable Populations
For more information, see the:
King County Elections'
Ballot Measure Voters' Guide
Other offices on City of Seattle General Election Ballots
Federal
None
State
Legislative District 37, State Senator
Judicial
Court of Appeals, Division 1, District 1
Judge Positions 2 and 5
Local
King County Executive
King County Sheriff
King County Council District 1
Port of Seattle, Commissioner Positions 1,3 and 4
Seattle School District 1, Director Districts 4,5 and 7
For more information, see the:
King County Elections'
Candidate Voters' Guide
Or Customize your Candidate guide for your particular precinct's ballot:
King County Elections'
My Voter Guide
Democracy Voucher Program
Eligible Seattle residents may receive four $25 Democracy Vouchers, valued at a total of $100. Democracy Vouchers can be used to support candidates running for Seattle City Council or City Attorney in the 2017 election. For more information, please visit the
Democracy Voucher Program website.
PDF Version
A PDF version of the Voters' Guide can be found at
King County Elections PDF Voters' Pamphlet
Other Languages
King County Elections has voting information available in these languages:
中文 (Chinese)
한국어 (Korean)
Español (Spanish)
Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)
Other 2017 Seattle Elections Information
Election Days
Primary Election: August 1, 2017
General Election: November 7, 2017
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