The Video Voters’ Guide, which provide voters information on some candidates and issues on the 2015 General Election ballot, is now available through your TV and computer or mobile device.
The non-partisan video guide offers candidates on the ballot up to two minutes to issue a prepared statement that outlines the key planks of their platform. The candidates and issues appear onscreen in the same order as they do on the ballot.
The 2015 Video Voters’ Guide will include statements for both countywide ballot issues.
The King County portion will include candidates on the ballot for
The 2015 Video Voters’ Guide will include statements for both countywide ballot issues.
The King County portion will include candidates on the ballot for
- King County Assessor
- Elections Director
- Port of Seattle Commissioner
There will also be statements from representatives on two measures on the county ballot:
- King County Charter Amendment 1, which establishes a charter-based civilian office of law enforcement oversight
- King County Proposition 1, the proposed “Best Starts for Kids” tax levy.
King County TV will carry the Video Voters’ Guide at various times on Comcast Cable (Channel 22 and HD channel 322) and Wave Cable (Channel 22 and HD Channel 722). You can find specific viewing times here.
The programs are also available online.
The Video Voters is a collaboration of King County TV, the Seattle Channel, King County Elections, 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.
The programs are also available online.
The Video Voters is a collaboration of King County TV, the Seattle Channel, King County Elections, 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.
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