Feb. 10 offers an election with some of the familiar and some new aspects. The perennial school bond measures which based on the structure of state law means districts must come back to the voters for funding based on property taxes. This time it's the Highline School District seeking $376 million.

What's new for Seattle voters is the District 1 position for the Seattle City Council with three candidates vying for the slot. Tom Rasmussen, the incumbent, has bowed out.

 Highline Schools Bond measure

Highline Public Schools says the repairs and a long list of others can no longer wait, and they're urging voters to approve a $376 million bond measure, which would raise homeowners' property taxes. The owners of a $200,000 home would pay an additional roughly $220 a year.

District 1 (West Seattle) council candidates

George Capestany
 
George for District 1
 
4742 42ND AVE SW #131
SEATTLE, WA 98116
Phone: 206-618-8420
Email: george4district1@outlook.com
 
Candidate For: City Council Position 1 - Southwest

Amanda Kay Helmick
 
Amanda for District 1
 
PO BOX 81082
SEATTLE, WA 98108
Phone: 206-708-5617
Email: amanda4d1@gmail.com
Web: amanda4d1.com
 
Candidate For: City Council Position 1 - Southwest

Charles R. Redmond III
 
West Seattle for Chas
 
3903 SW MONROE STREET
SEATTLE, WA 98136-2334
Phone: 206-932-6003
Email: westseattle4chas@gmail.com
Web: westseattle4chas.org
 
Candidate For: City Council Position 1 - Southwest

David Trotter
Council position 8 --At-Large
Committee to Elect David Trotter
10823 37th Ave. S.W.
206-424-2537
trotterearthwind@gmail.com