King County's incompetent King
King County, the most populous county in Washington with over 1.8 million residents including the megacities of Seattle and Bellevue, is facing a crucial election this fall.
The County Council legislative branch has been reduced in size from 13 districts to 9 districts. All 9 council seats are up for election. I will be posting links to information about the seats.
The County Executive seat is up for election as well. Incumbent Democratic Executive Ron Sims is seeking a third term in office, something voters have rarely granted to a county executive. His performance in office has been terribly disappointing, leading to a serious erosion of public confidence and waste of taxpayer dollars. A good site discussing the problems of his administration is at www.anotherdaywithron.com
Republican Council member David Irons is challenging Ron Sims for the Executive's seat. He brings strong qualifications to the job in terms of his managerial and administrative expertise and skills, as well as strong personal ethics and political survival skills. His web site is at www.davidirons.com
The County Council legislative branch has been reduced in size from 13 districts to 9 districts. All 9 council seats are up for election. I will be posting links to information about the seats.
The County Executive seat is up for election as well. Incumbent Democratic Executive Ron Sims is seeking a third term in office, something voters have rarely granted to a county executive. His performance in office has been terribly disappointing, leading to a serious erosion of public confidence and waste of taxpayer dollars. A good site discussing the problems of his administration is at www.anotherdaywithron.com
Republican Council member David Irons is challenging Ron Sims for the Executive's seat. He brings strong qualifications to the job in terms of his managerial and administrative expertise and skills, as well as strong personal ethics and political survival skills. His web site is at www.davidirons.com
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