Seattle kicked off its Democracy Voucher program on March 12, giving eligible residents two $25 vouchers. These vouchers let people support City of Seattle candidates they like by giving their vouchers to those candidates.
Tanya Woo unveils agenda for citywide seat campaign
Seattle City Councilmember Tanya Woo officially launched her campaign for the citywide seat on the Seattle City Council—flanked by former state Rep. Dawn Mason and community activist Betty Luke, during a public announcement held at Hing Hay Park in the Chinatown-International District (CID) on Tuesday morning.
Seattle proclamation recognizes Day of Remembrance for Japanese Americans
Seattle City Councilmember Rob Saka spearheaded the introduction of a proclamation to honor the Day of Remembrance for the Japanese American Incarceration last month.
A celebration for the newest councilmember
More than 200 people attended Seattle City Councilmember Tanya Woo’s appreciation party at Joyale restaurant on Feb. 25, including several current and former elected officials, people of color, communities, and members of major Chinatown-International District organizations.
Lighting the way: Hing Hay Park welcomes vibrant new fixtures
Mayor Bruce Harrell joined community leaders and business owners in the Chinatown-International District (CID) on Thursday to celebrate the installation of new canopy and café lighting fixtures at Hing Hay Park.
The best and worst of Tanya Woo’s win — Examining the impact on the AAPI political landscape
Community organizer Tanya Woo recently won the open seat at the Seattle City Council, but the race is far from over.
Tanya Woo appointed to position 8 on city council — Called “the people’s choice”
When Tanya Woo’s father died, struggling to save the family’s building, which had flooded, she was on a flight back from Indonesia.
Congratulations Councilmember Woo!
Tanya Woo has been appointed to fill the vacant seat on the Seattle City Council District—this comes on the heels of Woo’s impressive performance in the District 2 race, where she lost by only 403 votes.
Candidates make their final case for position 8 as incendiary email creates background “noise”
Upon the moment it was her turn to speak, every candidate turned to look eagerly at Tanya Woo, who had been the subject of a media campaign that associated her with big business and positioned her as an enemy of labor unions.
Outsider versus insider at candidate forum for position 8
Some presented themselves as marginalized, others as insiders.
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