Seattle RILU

RILU = Residents for Improved Land Use. Grass Roots effort to get Seattle to move our Zoning forward. Suburban 1950s zoning isn't serving our community well.

[Civic Action @civicaction]

@Seattle_RILU @NickHanauer @jessynfarrell1 @paulconstant FYI! We shared this chart on this social media channel prior to the election.

[The Stranger 🗞 @TheStranger]

Mayor Durkan's analysis isn't holding up so well. With approximately 95% of primary election ballots counted, District 1 incumbent Lisa Herbold and District 2 candidate Tammy Morales have both cracked 50% of the vote share. | via @richsssmith @leddder
https://t.co/omsA8bmD1n

[gl3nn206 (g.pittenger) @gl3nn206]

More of the older voters get their votes in early. We knew this, but the chart & cumulative numbers might be interesting to people that like this kind of thing (Seattle, Aug 2019 City Council primary).

[gl3nn206 (g.pittenger) @gl3nn206]

A comparison of the combined votes across all seats in Seattle's city council race in the Aug 2019 primary, grouped by major media endorser (The Stranger, The Seattle Times, neither) @TheStranger @SeaTimesOpinion

[gl3nn206 (g.pittenger) @gl3nn206]

King County Elections released precinct level results for primary night (60% ballots counted). Attached chart shows how each precinct voted between the two candidates endorsed by either The Stranger or The Seattle Times.

[gl3nn206 (g.pittenger) @gl3nn206]

Ballot return rate of Seattle voters that gave vouchers this year is 62.4% as of noon Aug 6th. Attached chart breaks this out for each city council candidate (with vouchers from > 100 district voters) (does not mean the voucher giver voted for that candidate)

[gl3nn206 (g.pittenger) @gl3nn206]

Seattle Aug 6th primary, ballots in as of noon, broken out across 5 age groups of equal population size. 13% of registered voters under 30 have returned ballots, compared to 47% of registered voters over 63.

[gl3nn206 (g.pittenger) @gl3nn206]

Seattle ballot return rates by precinct, as of Aug 5th noon, for the Aug 6th primary.

[Seattle RILU @Seattle_RILU]

@AnnaZivarts Looks like we need to rezone to allow more waterfront views, to encourage more to vote :)

[Seattle RILU @Seattle_RILU]

@CMTMosqueda @CMLGonzalez As the two councilmembers not up for election this year, I hope you can help encourage younger voters to get out and vote -- the future of the SCC depends on it!

[gl3nn206 (g.pittenger) @gl3nn206]

@Seattle_RILU @NickHanauer @jessynfarrell1 @paulconstant Also, there was an update to this chart...
https://t.co/500R2tEq83

[Seattle RILU @Seattle_RILU]

Dear Civic Ventures, want to help prevent Seattle from being taken over by candidates backed by conservatives like Tim Burgess? Help spread the word that our younger people need to get out the vote. @NickHanauer @jessynfarrell1 @paulconstant

[gl3nn206 (g.pittenger) @gl3nn206]

Seattle voter ballot return rates by age group as of Aug 1st

[gl3nn206 (g.pittenger) @gl3nn206]

Seattle registered voters & ballots returned as of Aug 3rd (noon) by age group. Median registered voter age = 43, median age voted (ballot returned) = 56.

[gl3nn206 (g.pittenger) @gl3nn206]

Seattle voter ballot return rates by age group as of Aug 1st

[Seattle RILU @Seattle_RILU]

@pushtheneedle @SeattleVoters @SCC_Insight Interesting. Time for more people (upzones) in D4.

[gl3nn206 (g.pittenger) @gl3nn206]

Ballot return rates by voter precinct as of 7/31

[Seattle RILU @Seattle_RILU]

D4 Ranked Choice poll is showing Shaun Scott in the lead, Pedersen 2nd. If you are a D4 voter, take the poll!

[gl3nn206 (g.pittenger) @gl3nn206]

After 1 week of polling using Ranked Choice, Shaun Scott is 1st, and Alex Pedersen 2nd in the D4 poll.

If you haven't taken the poll yet, please do. It is anonymous and quick (just 3 questions).

https://t.co/peJVySVjuL

[Seattle RILU @Seattle_RILU]

@PoulChapman @SeattleSDCI Are you trying to get an address different than 123 Main St Unit 2?
It's the same as any condo or apartment that has multiple units on 1 parcel.

[Seattle RILU @Seattle_RILU]

@LauraLoeSeattle She is a good candidate that supports more density. Lots of us YIMBYs have lived in our houses for over 25 years.

[Seattle RILU @Seattle_RILU]

@sharethecities Nothing wrong with having social capital in your neighborhood, and living in the same house that long. I've lived in my for 26 years, and am as pro-density as they come (just don't touch our parks).

[Seattle RILU @Seattle_RILU]

3 of the leading 4 candidates in Seattle's council race for District 4 are pro-housing, which is great. The main problem is the leading guy is pro-NIMBYism. People that care about Seattle's future and are in D4 need to get involved in the primary and vote.

[gl3nn206 (g.pittenger) @gl3nn206]

District 4 race voucher and voter breakdown. Top 4 as measured by vouchers & frequent D4 voters: Pedersen, Scott, Tuttle, Myers.