Seattle may have no levies if ST2 goes back to the ballot this year according to Crosscut:
“There’s a very good chance Sound Transit will go this fall,” says Richard Conlin, city council president and Sound Transit board member. The three-county agency wants a second try at extending the light rail line, which was defeated last November. And local leaders seem to be giving that plan the right of first refusal when it comes to securing ballot real estate.
Says Conlin: “If we have a Sound Transit issue on the ballot, we ought to be very careful about whether we put any other issues on the ballot.” That sounds like no city levy to me.
Very exciting. How the elections are shaping up I think that democratic turnout (ie transit rides and supporters) is going to be huge.
As long as renewing the parks money is on there I’m good with not a whole lot else.