Who will lead the (hopefully) United Neighborhoods of District 3? We don’t know though Socialist Alternative City Council candidate Kshama Sawant appears on her way to a head start on the district’s first election in 2015. In the meantime, there’s another father of our country type to thank — The Stranger’s Dominic Holden has set up a Seattle District 3 Facebook group that is open too all comers:
Hey, everyone. Welcome to this page about Seattle District 3! Please invite anyone who may be interested–it’s public (if I set it up right, that is). Folks should discuss everything related to Seattle City Council elections for District 3, which includes Capitol Hill, the Central District, and a bunch of adorable little neighborhoods on the lake. Hurrah!
Holden vs. Sawant in 2015? Fun to see the burst of energy around something new in the city. Let’s see how long it lasts!
Meanwhile, open district groups have also been set up for the rest of the city. You can find the roster here.
[…] days after the November election, The Stranger’s Dominic Holden created a Facebook group to act as a digital gathering space for all District 3 residents. Since then the group has grown to […]