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| STATE OF WASHINGTON
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION
INITIATIVE MEASURE 960
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Simple Majority |
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| STATE OF WASHINGTON
PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE AND ORDERED REFERRED BY PETITION
REFERENDUM MEASURE 67
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Simple Majority |
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| STATE OF WASHINGTON
PROPOSED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE LEGISLATURE
AMENDMENT TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION
ENGROSSED SUBSTITUTE SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 8206
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Simple Majority |
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| STATE OF WASHINGTON
PROPOSED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE LEGISLATURE
AMENDMENT TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 8212
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Simple Majority |
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STATE OF WASHINGTON
PROPOSED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE LEGISLATURE
AMENDMENT TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION
ENGROSSED HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION 4204
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Simple Majority |
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| STATE OF WASHINGTON
PROPOSED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE LEGISLATURE
AMENDMENT TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION
SUBSTITUTE HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION 4215
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Simple Majority |
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| KING COUNTY
INITIATIVE 25
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Simple Majority (King County Charter Section 230.70) |
Proposed by initiative petition. No jurisdiction contact information. |
| KING COUNTY
PROPOSITION NO. 1
MEDIC ONE – EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
RENEWAL OF EXISTING REGULAR PROPERTY TAX LEVY
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If the number of registered voters voting on the proposition does not exceed 254,301, then at least 60% yes vote and the number of yes votes must be at least 152,581; or
If the number of registered voters voting on the proposition exceeds 254,301, then at least 60% yes vote. |
Helen Chatalas, EMS Levy Planner, (206) 263-8560 |
| SOUND TRANSIT (A REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY) AND RTID (A REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION INVESTMENT DISTRICT
PROPOSITION NO. 1
REGIONAL ROADS AND TRANSIT SYSTEM
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Requires a simple majority of the persons voting on the proposition residing in the proposed regional transportation investment district and a simple majority of the persons voting on the proposition residing within the regional transit authority vote. (RCW 36.120.070(2) and RCW 81.112.030(1)) |
1-866-511-1398 |
| CITY OF MEDINA
PROPOSITION NO. 1
UNDERGROUNDING OF UTILITIES
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS - $26,000,000
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60% yes vote and a minimum turn out of 622 city voters. (Wash.Const. art. VII, sec. (2)(b)) |
Rachel Baker, City Clerk, (425) 233-6411 |
| THE CITY OF SEATTLE
CHARTER AMENDMENT 17
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Simple Majority (Seattle City Charter, art. XX, sec. 1) |
Judith E. Pippin, City Clerk (206) 684-8361, judith.pippin@seattle.gov |
| THE CITY OF SEATTLE
CHARTER AMENDMENT 18
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Simple Majority (Seattle City Charter, art. XX, sec. 1) |
Judith E. Pippin, City Clerk (206) 684-8361, judith.pippin@seattle.gov |
| KING COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 43 (MAPLE VALLEY FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY )
PROPOSITION NO. 1
MAINTAINING PROPERTY TAX LEVY RATE
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Simple Majority (RCW 84.55.050) |
(425) 432-0200 |
| KING COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 44
PROPOSITION NO. 1
AUTHORIZING RESTORATION OF PREVIOUS PROPERTY TAX LEVIES
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Simple Majority (RCW 84.55.050) |
(253) 735-0284 |
| SNOQUALMIE PASS FIRE DISTRICT NO. 51(KING AND KITTITAS COUNTIES)
PROPOSITION NO. 1
AUTHORIZING RESTORATION OF PREVIOUS PROPERTY TAX LEVIES
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Simple Majority (RCW 84.55.050) |
(425) 434-6333, www.snoqualmiepassfire.org |
| BENSON HILL COMMUNITIES ANNEXATION AREA
PROPOSITION NO. 1
PROPOSED ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF RENTON
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Simple Majority (RCW 34A.14.080) |
Marty Wine, Assistant Chief Administrative Officer, (425) 430-6526 |