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Dave Rosenbaum is a public relations manager at a pet-focused technology company running for Mercer Island City Council, Position 1. His top priorities are protecting the island's natural spaces, replacing aging water and sewer infrastructure, and connecting the "last mile" in the Town Center to get residents to and from the upcoming light rail station.
Rosenbaum is running against the more conservative Daniel Thompson, an attorney who is running to protect parks, encourage more transparency from the council, and preserve residential neighborhood character. He objects to the expanded ridership of transit on the island, calling the off-island passengers "security risks."
While Rosenbaum isn't very progressive, he is the best choice in the race for Mercer Island City Council, Position 1 because of his support from some of our progressive partners and community leaders.
Last updated: 2023-04-05Dave Rosenbaum
Dave Rosenbaum is a public relations manager at a pet-focused technology company running for Mercer Island City Council, Position 1.
Dave Rosenbaum is a public relations manager at a pet-focused technology company running for Mercer Island City Council, Position 1. His top priorities are protecting the island's natural spaces, replacing aging water and sewer infrastructure, and connecting the "last mile" in the Town Center to get residents to and from the upcoming light rail station.
Rosenbaum is running against the more conservative Daniel Thompson, an attorney who is running to protect parks, encourage more transparency from the council, and preserve residential neighborhood character. He objects to the expanded ridership of transit on the island, calling the off-island passengers "security risks."
While Rosenbaum isn't very progressive, he is the best choice in the race for Mercer Island City Council, Position 1 because of his support from some of our progressive partners and community leaders.
Dave Rosenbaum
Dave Rosenbaum is a public relations manager at a pet-focused technology company running for Mercer Island City Council, Position 1.
R-88/I-1000
Referendum 88 is a public vote on I-1000, the affirmative action ballot measure signed by nearly 400,000 Washingtonians and approved by the Legislature this spring.