You can play with it here: sea2025election.alternative6.org

(Be gentle, it’s hosted on a small VM.)

I found a used Chromatic at a show, bought it, it’s great, Palmer got $0 from me

That cave station is amazing! Did you ride the wild diagonal elevator to/from street level?

Kudos to a non-Bluesky user who pointed out that Wilson's margin of victory was 2,011, which was just _over_ 2,000 votes. Sorry about the error.

Update: Seattle has 1019 precincts, not 2038. Sorry for the error.

Update: Seattle has about 1020 precincts, not 2038. Sorry for the error.

If she can’t crack the Gmail spam filter while using a commercial email sending service, I don’t hold out much hope. Kate has had as much electoral success in King County as Goodspaceguy, although her writing is much more coherent.

Got the same message, looked them up on the WA PDC website. Their only individual contributor this year is Andrea Suarez, founder and executive director of We Heart Seattle. “Moderate” is such a strange word nowadays.

Turnout data is here: public.tableau.com/app/profile/...

Interactive council district visuals here: public.tableau.com/app/profile/...

Thanks again to @elections.kingcounty.gov and @tableaupublic.bsky.social for the data and the hosting!

Harrell defeated Wilson in District 7 by about 3 points, including a sweep of upper Queen Anne precincts.

In District 6, the closest result of any council district, Harrell defeated Wilson by 205 votes. Note the clean Harrell sweep in Magnolia.

District 5 was roughly evenly split between Harrell and Wilson. Harrell led overall by less than 1 point, winning all but one precinct on the shore of Lake Washington, Puget Sound, or Bitter Lake.