Summary

Will run through November 8 postmark date for mail-in ballots

Story

King County voters working on their November general election ballots now have an additional resource for information about races and local measures. King County TV (KCTV) has made the Video Voters Guide for the November 8 election available both on TV and online.

King County TV will carry the Video Voters Guide at various times on Comcast and Broadstripe Cable 22. You can find specific viewing times on the channel's web site. The programs are also carried on the Seattle Channel and many local government access channels on Cable 21. The programs are also available online.

Viewers can receive information on candidates for:

• Metropolitan King County Council,
• King County Assessor,
• King County Director of Elections
• Seattle City Council,
• Seattle School Board,
• Port of Seattle Commissioners,

And statements on two ballot issues:
• Seattle’s Proposition 1 (Families and Education Levy)
• Seattle Transportation Benefit District Proposition 1 (Vehicle License Fee)


Each of the statements is up to two-minutes long and unedited. The candidates and issues appear onscreen in the same order as they do on the ballot.

The Video Voters is a collaboration of King County TV, the Seattle Channel, and the Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission.

King County TV provides a transparent view into the operations of County government and the issues affecting our region. It can be seen in 450,000 cable households throughout King County. 

King County Elections