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選舉日 2025 年 4 月 22 日
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Welcome to the Fuse Progressive Voters Guide to the 2025 February election! Since 2008, we've compiled information about candidates and ballot measures that allows you to make informed decisions about the races on your ballot, based on your values. You can learn about our partners and decision-making process here. Please share this guide with your friends and family and vote by April 22!

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Enumclaw School District

投 YES

Vote YES to renew basic operations funding for our local schools

Due to its aging infrastructure, Enumclaw School District is in need of critical repairs to maintain a safe and comfortable learning environment for its students. Enumclaw School District Proposition 1 will provide funding for important repairs to fire alarms, HVAC systems, roofing, and more for several of the district's schools. 

The recommended repairs were decided by the Facilities Oversight for Capital Utilization and Sustainability (FOCUS) Committee, comprised of 21 community members. According to the district website, the "FOCUS Committee met 13 times to study district needs and discuss viable solutions" to make detailed and thorough maintenance recommendations. At an estimated levy rate of $0.37 per $1,000, the levy would cost the owner of a median $587,000 home about $217 per year. 

With public schools under constant attack from the current administration, it has never been more important to support our schools. Vote Yes on Enumclaw School District, Proposition 1 to ensure local students have access to safe, secure, and well-maintained schools.

最后更新: 2025-04-01

Due to its aging infrastructure, Enumclaw School District is in need of critical repairs to maintain a safe and comfortable learning environment for its students. Enumclaw School District Proposition 1 will provide funding for important repairs to fire alarms, HVAC systems, roofing, and more for several of the district's schools. 

The recommended repairs were decided by the Facilities Oversight for Capital Utilization and Sustainability (FOCUS) Committee, comprised of 21 community members. According to the district website, the "FOCUS Committee met 13 times to study district needs and discuss viable solutions" to make detailed and thorough maintenance recommendations. At an estimated levy rate of $0.37 per $1,000, the levy would cost the owner of a median $587,000 home about $217 per year. 

With public schools under constant attack from the current administration, it has never been more important to support our schools. Vote Yes on Enumclaw School District, Proposition 1 to ensure local students have access to safe, secure, and well-maintained schools.

最后更新: 2025-04-01

Mercer Island School District

投 YES

Vote YES to invest in effective learning environments for our students

Like school districts across the state, Mercer Island relies on local bonds and levies to cover the operations, learning, and infrastructure needs beyond what the state provides. Mercer Island School District, Proposition 1 would authorize the district to issue bonds for modernizing facilities, improving school safety, and enhancing learning for all students.

The Mercer Island School Board put this bond before voters as widespread budget shortfalls have left Mercer Island teachers, students, and families asking for state action and local solutions. If passed, the proposition would issue $165,000,000 of general obligation bonds to cover upgrades to Islander Middle School and Mercer Island High School. Specific priorities include updating heating and cooling systems, constructing school additions, increasing ADA accessibility, updating fire alarm systems, and more.

Vote Yes on Mercer Island School District, Proposition 1 to ensure our students have the facilities they need to learn and thrive.

最后更新: 2025-04-03

Like school districts across the state, Mercer Island relies on local bonds and levies to cover the operations, learning, and infrastructure needs beyond what the state provides. Mercer Island School District, Proposition 1 would authorize the district to issue bonds for modernizing facilities, improving school safety, and enhancing learning for all students.

The Mercer Island School Board put this bond before voters as widespread budget shortfalls have left Mercer Island teachers, students, and families asking for state action and local solutions. If passed, the proposition would issue $165,000,000 of general obligation bonds to cover upgrades to Islander Middle School and Mercer Island High School. Specific priorities include updating heating and cooling systems, constructing school additions, increasing ADA accessibility, updating fire alarm systems, and more.

Vote Yes on Mercer Island School District, Proposition 1 to ensure our students have the facilities they need to learn and thrive.

最后更新: 2025-04-03