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Call for Members to Form Pro and Con Committees for August 2025 Ballot Measures

When a jurisdiction places a measure on the ballot, members of the public are appointed to pro and con committees. These committees prepare statements either in favor of or in opposition to the ballot measure. These statements are published in the local voters’ pamphlet, and help voters make informed decisions. 

If no committee is appointed by the jurisdiction, King County Elections can appoint committee members if any come forward.  

The following measures have appointed pro committees, but no one has come forward yet to join a con committee:

  • King County, Proposition No. 1
  • City of Seattle, Proposition No. 1
  • King County Fire Protection District No. 40, Proposition No. 1
  • Public Hospital District No. 2, Proposition No. 1

Members of the committees will be responsible for:

  • Submitting a pro or con statement, following all guidelines, to King County Elections by 5:00 p.m. on May 13.
  • Submitting a rebuttal statement, following all guidelines, to King County Elections by 5:00 p.m. on May 15.

If you want to be a member of one of the committees listed above, please email election.services@kingcounty.gov by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, May 9.

Canvassing Board meetings

See the Canvassing Board page for information.

Notice of election

The current notice of election is available on the current elections page.

Voter registration challenges

See the Voter Registration Challenges page for information.

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