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2003 Seattle Election Information

Primary Election Voters' Guide

Susan Harmon

Susan HarmonSusan HARMON
7958 32nd Avenue SW
Seattle, WA 98126
Phone: 206-937-2779
Email: info@susanharmon.com

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Written Voters' Pamphlet Statement Submitted by Candidate

I believe in a citizen government - of, by, and for the people. Accountability, transparency, and fiduciary responsibility are key to creating a Seattle where all residents are valued and live in harmony.

I am a practical visionary who can see where we need to go and I am willing to work to get there. I have the ability to get people to hear each other. Solving our economic, transportation and public safety problems while simultaneously planning for the future is paramount. My varied background makes me an ideal person to represent our diverse community and be a voice for many. I have been a small business owner who opened my doors with one rack of clothes and no telephone and built that into 2 stores. Small business is the backbone of this nation and this city. I have worked many jobs and know the issues working people face. I have been a landlord, a tenant, and a home-owner and know the issues from more than one perspective.

I've spent countless hours on neighborhood planning and have served on many boards and councils volunteering for our community including environment, youth, people with disabilities, the homeless, peace and justice, and crime prevention, among others. I started the petition for the Southwest police precinct and I am a strong believer in community policing and accountability.

For the past four years, I have set up drug alcohol and gang prevention programs. Any thinking person has to see the relationship between the increase in gang activity in the past year and the decrease in funding for prevention programs. Prior to that I was hired to write, Silent Epidemic, a book about women's health issues.

I want see all budgets published line item so we all know how our money is being spent. We can re-prioritize and put our resources on the front end instead of always reacting to crises.

A leader should lead by example. I pledge to tithe back 10% of my gross salary for youth programs in the city of Seattle. I promise to have read into the record why I am not at a public meeting, why I arrived late, or left early. I will always listen and respond to all those I represent. I know I do not have all the answers, and welcome all input.

The above statement was written by the candidate, who is solely responsible for the contents therein.





Primary Election Voters' Guide

Introduction

Seattle Form of Government

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Links to Non-Seattle Voters' Pamphlets

Council Position 1

Ferguson
Godden
Min
Nicastro
Rosencrantz
Skolnik
Smith

Council Position 3

Batchelder
Steinbrueck

Council Position 5

Averill
Falkenbury
Pageler
Rasmussen
Thompson
Wade

Council Position 7

Della
Hegamin
Wills
Wood

Council Position 9

Bolaños
Compton
Harmon
Manning

Init 75 Marijuana Enforcement

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Init 77 Fund Early Childhood Programs

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