Position Announcement ö Legislative Assistant
Office of Seattle City Councilmember Mike O’Brien
About the Positions
Councilmember-elect Mike O’Brien is assembling a staff of three full-time legislative assistants to join him when he takes office in January 2010. Mike is seeking smart, passionate individuals who are interested in creating a dynamic, responsive, and effective team.
Legislative assistant responsibilities include: [...]
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Thank you everyone!
After an amazing nine-month campaign, it was a thrill to see the first election returns on Tuesday night. When the evening began, we were optimistic about our chances but expected the results to be close. Instead, we celebrated a resounding and decisive victory.
I’m excited by what this election says about our city and our region. [...]
Several weeks ago I received the endorsement of NARAL Pro-Choice Washington. Earlier in September, I was endorsed by Planned Parenthood Votes! Washington.
Typically, NARAL doesn’t make endorsements in Seattle races because most candidates for office in this city are strongly progressive and deeply pro-choice.
This race is the exception, and my opponent’s position on choice has raised [...]
Continue reading?With a great research university and world-leading companies in key technology fields including aerospace, software, and biotech, Seattle has a well-earned reputation as a leader in technology and science innovation. This is important to the economic future of Seattle because it is a crucial source of high-paying jobs.
But we are in [...]
Continue reading?Robert Rosencrantz is at it again.
First, he apologized for mailing an attack piece to 100,000 Seattle households that misrepresented both my position AND his own position on tolling. He said he was taking tolling off the table.
Now he says he’s going to go back to telling tolling tall tales. His reason? Because I pointed [...]
Continue reading?Seattle’s long-term economic strength depends on our ability to support a wide range of industries and attract a talented and creative workforce. One sector that doesn’t get the support it deserves from city officials is our “nighttime economy” — the thriving music and arts performance scene that creates more than 11,000 jobs and generates more [...]
Continue reading?Bike With Mike! - Part 2
Last week we had a great time visiting neighborhoods all over South and West Seattle with the first half of our “Bike With Mike” tour of the city. We saw many different parts of Seattle, talking to people about what makes their neighborhoods exciting, and hearing about the issues they face.
This Sunday, we’ll set out [...]
Continue reading?Bike With Mike!
From day one, running for Seattle City Council has been an incredible experience. One of the things I have enjoyed most is the opportunity to spend time getting to know people in every part of the city. Every one of Seattle’s neighborhoods has something different to offer. The chance to find out what makes each [...]
Continue reading?State government is actively pursuing tolls to fund transportation projects. The new Tacoma Narrows bridge is funded almost completely with tolls, while variable electronic tolls are now being used on a lane of SR 167. Tolls are planned as a major revenue source for replacement of the SR 520 floating bridge. And $400 million in [...]
Continue reading?New Television Spot
With the election less than three weeks away, we’re bringing our vision for Seattle directly to city voters with our first televisions spot. The 30-second spots will appear on cable TV on a wide variety of stations, and we’ll be running spots everyday through the November 3 election.
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