Comments on: Newcastle’s Mark Greene running for King County Council

By: Mark Greene

Mark Greene — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 17:40:35 +0000

Mr. Price:

Thank you very much for your interest about my campaign. If you would be interested in helping the campaign beyond a vote and passing on information about it to your friends and family who live in the 9th council district, please, contact me at the e-mail through the website link that is attached to my name on this thread. Sincerely, Mark

By: TOM PRICE

TOM PRICE — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 02:33:02 +0000

WOULD LIKE TO POSSIBLY HELP IN YOUR EFFORTS

iM VERY UNHAPPY WITH DUNN

By: TOM PRICE

TOM PRICE — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 02:32:21 +0000

I LIVE BETWEEN MAPLE VALLEY AND ISSAQUAH AND WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT YOU AND YOUR VIEWS

IM VERY UNHAPPY WITH DUNN

THANK YOU

TOM PRICE

By: Mark Greene

Mark Greene — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 00:27:57 +0000

As the candidate this article is about, a few corrections for the record:

In my run for Secretary of State in 2008, I received 22,800 votes (final official total) in the primary across the state of Washington.

In 2006, my name was taken out of official consideration for the U.S, Senate primary ballot as a result of a technical dispute with the Secretary of State’s Office over an election candidacy petition.

At the May, 2008 city council meeting (in Newcastle), I requested that the council “pass a resolution” for impeachment in the matter (not, as implied, to impeach on their own since they don’t have that power, of course), like many other towns and cities in America had done.

This next point is not technically an error by the reporter, but as of this month, July, 2009, I have lived in Newcastle considerably closer to 4 years than 3 years.

Incidentally (not a correction), the ballots for the primary should be mailed out to registered voters by the King County Elections Department a few weeks ahead of the August 18th primary.