PACs spent $4 million for and against general-election candidates in Seattle's seven council races. That's six times more than such PACs spent on Seattle's general-election...
Precinct-by-precinct results released this week tell a more detailed tale about the district races and highlight where exactly divisions slice through the electorate.
![]Seattle City Clerk Monica Simmons swears in Alex Pedersen, newly elected District 4 Seattle City Councilman. Standing along side Pedersen is his wife, Lindsay Pedersen. The ceremony took place at the Magnuson Park Officers Club .
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The new Seattle City Council began to take shape Tuesday as the results of the Nov. 5 elections were certified and Alex Pedersen was sworn in...
The surge in younger voters coincided with a shift in election results favoring left-leaning candidates, including Kshama Sawant, who rallied from an Election Night deficit...
Orion led the incumbent with 54% of the vote in last Tuesday's initial tally, but Sawant surged ahead Thursday as more ballots were added, passing...
Now that business-backed candidates have lost in most Seattle City Council races, the question is: Will the next council wade back into last year's loudest...
A win for Sawant would mean defeats in five of seven contests for candidates backed by Amazon and the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, which...
The socialist incumbent is still trailing Egan Orion, but her share is now 48.6%, up from 45.6% Tuesday. If Sawant were to take a share...
First, Amazon dropped a money bomb on the Seattle City Council elections. Then, voters dropped their own bomb with Tuesday night's election results. Though business-backed...
Lisa Herbold, with 51%, was edging out Phillip Tavel while Debora Juarez, with 57%, was defeating Ann Davison Sattler. Sawant, who recorded 46% in Tuesday's...