Nasa may be shut down but Marshall continues to train

what's there to say, really?

1. Find a yard sign (I had two) 2. Place a small glass bowl over the area and trace 3. Cut traced area with good fabric shears (Coroplast is tough) 4. Attach 1.5" bar pin with adhesive pad to the back (Michael's sells some super strong ones)

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NEW // Katie Wilson Pulls Within Two Points of Harrell in Friday Count Story by Doug Trumm via @theurbanist.org. www.theurbanist.org/2025/11/07/w...

Looks like the ducks of Green Lake went for Katie!

We’re on the right track! Make sure you track your ballot to confirm it is accepted, NOT challenged. Check our links in bio to do so! More votes will be counted on Monday!

Check your ballots! And while you’re waiting for the results till Monday, ask @qagggy.bsky.social how he made this amazing pin using his @wilsonforseattle.bsky.social yard sign and supplies from a craft store! Yard sign accessories has got to be the most Seattle political nerd thing ever!

Katie Wilson won 54.85% of today's ballot drop, cutting Bruce Harrell's lead to 50.74% to 48.86% in Seattle's mayor's race. It's gonna be really close.

With another 56,000 votes counted in the Seattle mayor's race, Katie Wilson has narrowed the gap with incumbent Bruce Harrell to just 4,300 votes, and received just under 55 percent of the vote in the latest count, with perhaps 50,000 votes remaining to be counted. That's a solid turnaround.

Who is Katie Wilson? She’s head of the Seattle Transit Riders Union. Her platform proposes to massively increase funding for affordable housing, cut red tape for development, shift away from single occupancy cars, & develop the transit network. And she may well be the next mayor of the city.

Katie Wilson made big gains on Bruce Harrell in today's vote count. The count probably makes her the slight favorite at this point, but no one's declaring or conceding anything. www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news...

Congratulations to @councilmember-amr.bsky.social AKA “the people’s Councilmember” on the easy reelection!

#Seattle Check on your ballots! Make sure there are no signature challenges!

People who don't live here just don't get how much this state takes its sweet fucking time counting these ballots. No overnight counting. NO WEEKEND COUNTING. We have to wait until Monday for likely the final call.

Congratulations to our next King County Executive @girmayzahilay.bsky.social!

Claudia Balducci has conceded the King County Executive race to Girmay Zahilay after today's results. However, Balducci will remain on the King County Council and Sound Transit Board of Directors.

UPDATE: The elections department says they counted more than expected today, so there are now only an estimated 45,000 votes left to count for the mayor's race. As a result, Wilson needs to maintain that ~55% level to catch up. Updated chart:

Katie Wilson won 54.85% to Bruce Harrell’s 44.86% of the 56,118 votes counted today. She could overtake Harrell at this rate. The next update will be on Monday. Stay tuned!

Today’s vote spread swung about 3.2 points further from yesterday in favor of Wilson.

Mathematically, if Wilson maintains this vote spread in the remaining votes she would be elected the next Mayor of Seattle.

In today's ballot count, Katie Wilson got 54.8% of the votes, narrowing incumbent Seattle mayor Harrell's lead to 4,300 votes, or 1.88%. This was almost the exact minimum threshold she needed. With about 47,000 ballots left, the final margin could end up being less than 100 votes and go either way.

I've had my ballot rejected for both messy signature and forgetting to sign. But it was easy to fix! So double check!

Less than 2 points away!! THIS IS YOUR CITY!!! Mayor Wilson is on her way

BOOM. Wilson closes the gap, with many more ballots left. This is a tremendous result for her. She trails Harrell by just 1.9% and 4,300 votes. There are many more ballots remaining than at this point in the primary count.

Here's a look at the raw numbers in the Seattle mayoral contest, with 2021 for scale. Harrell has lost a lot of ground from his 2021 win. Wilson gained 17,221 votes more than Harrell between the primary and general. That would be more than enough to eliminate the 8,319 vote gap here.

NEW Seattle Numbers--- The Mayor's Race is razor tight. Harrell 50.74 Wilson 48.86 A little over 4000 vote difference Wilson just made up a lot of ground. @komonews

Day 4 of counting and fairly notable jump for Katie Wilson today. Now only less than 2 points separate her and Harrell. He's at 50.74% and she's at 48.86%. #waelex

The firm Decision Desk HQ has rescinded their projection that incumbent Bruce Harrell would prevail over his challenger Katie Wilson in the Seattle mayor’s race.

ALL BOLLARDS ARE URGENT RYAN

King tides occur when the Earth, moon and sun align and gravity causes unusually high tides. Olympia area could see tides as high as about 16 feet this weekend.

URGENT BOLLARD ALERT. SDOT is going to the Pike Place Market Historical Commission next Wednesday to get initial guidance on the "physical protective barriers" planned ahead of the FIFA World Cup. The board is getting its temperature taken on a "hybrid approach" of bollards and vehicle barricades.

I sometimes pass this house and saw they added a little box that holds know your rights flyers from ICIRR. 👏🏻 People doing the work in little ways.

Happy Friday of Election Week! We expect to post around 100,000 ballots in today’s results update. That will leave around 120,000 ballots left to count, so we’ll have a large number to post on Monday, too.

Track your ballot! info.kingcounty.gov/kcelections/...

Happy Day After Election Day! If you're one of the thousands of procrastivoters who voted late in the election period, now's a great time to track your ballot at kce.wiki/MyVoterInfo. See an issue in your ballot tracker? Give us a call at 206-296-8683.

Staff are also available by phone at 206-296-8683 to help with questions.

Maybe you forgot to sign your ballot, or your signature didn't quite match the one on record. If you received a signature challenge letter and have questions, we have a web page for that. kce.wiki/SignatureCha... Folks who need to resolve a signature challenge have until 4:30 pm on November 24.

Today in, Seattle elections are confusing, Decision Desk HQ has called the mayor’s race for Bruce Harrell while Polymarket gives Katie Wilson 60% odds

1/ Seattle! 2000 ballots need signatures (updates or didn't sign)!! Tell your friends to check their ballot status here: info.kingcounty.gov/kcelections/... And if you have time between now & Nov. 14, volunteer to help cure votes: linktr.ee/Wilsonforsea... ("Ballot Chasing for Katie Wilson")

The number of received ballots has now surpassed 285,000, exceeding turnout from 2021! Many of those were Election Day voters, and over 100,000 votes have not yet been counted! There’s much to feel hopeful about. This is YOUR city!

My ballot was counted this year, but in a previous election is was rejected and I had to fix it — just took a couple of minutes. Make sure yours was counted Seattle! info.kingcounty.gov/kcelections/...

Me too! My bad handwriting spoiled my ballot one year and it took just a couple minutes to get it handled. Make sure your vote counts!

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Seattle City Council's other city-wide seat, Position 9, has incumbent Sara Nelson on the brink of ouster by Dionne Foster, who led Nelson by over 18,000 votes on election night. #seaElex #waElex #seattle #SeaElection #electionViz #dataviz

Seattle City Council's city-wide Position 8 is looking like a decisive victory for incumbent Alexis Mercedes Rinck. Challenger Rachael Savage led in only 12 of Seattle's 2038 precincts. #seaElex #waElex #seattle #SeaElection #electionViz #dataviz

In Seattle City Council's District 2, Eddie Lin led Adonis Ducksworth by more than 2:1 on election night. #seaElex #waElex #seattle #SeaElection #electionViz #dataviz

Incumbent Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison trailed challenger Erika Evans by more than 28,000 votes on election night. #seaElex #waElex #seattle #SeaElection #electionViz #dataviz

The King County Executive race is too close to call based on election night data. Girmay Zahilay led many precincts in more populous areas, while Claudia Balducci led in more precincts in suburban and rural areas. #seaElex #waElex #seattle #SeaElection #electionViz #dataviz