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January 16, 2009 at 3:05 am #654363

c@lbob
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JoB said:

“I would really love to see King Country achieve the highest standard awarded for election excellence and the high achiever in me would be tickled if we were the first election district in the nation to earn that certification.”

What do you think of this, relative to your wish?

http://your.kingcounty.gov/elections/news/2006_07_25.html

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January 16, 2009 at 3:38 am #654364

JoB
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catlbob..

i think that is really cool..

but i think the certification she mentioned in her app which the department is still working towards would be even better…

you can find the completed applications for all the candidates here http://www.munileague.org/.

cudos to TR for showing this link where you can find all the info you need to make a decision if you keep clicking for more info.. the prize at the end is the applications the candidates filled out… very helpful in this case..

her success in the past tells me we have a really good chance of achieving that goal if we keep her.

i say we keep her…

and as soon as i get my ballot i am going to put my vote where my mouth is:)

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January 16, 2009 at 9:01 pm #654365

RainyDay1235
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Anyone find it odd that David Irons was listed first? I figured alphabetical, or maybe incumbant at the top, but no….hmmm?

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January 16, 2009 at 10:54 pm #654366

beachdrivegirl
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I bet Irons just used his money to pay for the top slot. Its the only logical thing way that he would end up there. Those people born with silver spoons in theirs mouths always think money can buy everything.

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January 16, 2009 at 11:59 pm #654367

charlabob
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Since there was no primary, the ballot order is determined by a drawing. From KC elections’ candidate FAQ:

Q: What order will my name appear on the ballot?

A: Order of appearance on the primary ballot will be determined by lot order drawing conducted at end of candidate filing. See the exceptions for the Park and Recreation Districts and Cemetery District noted above.

Candidates on the general election ballot will appear in the order of the highest number of votes received in the primary. If no primary, then the names will appear on the General Election ballot in the order by lot drawing.

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