The Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce endorsed proposition 1B in the February special election over the alternative ballot measure, Proposition 1A, which gained enough signatures to be ...

That is option 1A. Advertising Skeptics of that approach, including the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, pushed for an alternative: $10 million a year, using a city tax on Seattle-based ...

It would also be a rebuke of City Hall and the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, which urged voters to reject the new tax in favor of using preexisting city dollars for new housing.

1A, voters have also rejected the alternative, Prop. 1B. Proposition 1B, supported by the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, proposed using $10 million annually for five years from existing ...

“By approving Prop. 1A, voters have also rejected the alternative, Prop. 1B. Proposition 1B, supported by the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, proposed using $10 million annually for five ...

There is currently no schedule data. The Schedule Release will be available on April.

But the mayor and the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce said it was risky to give a new, untested public development authority $52 million a year — forever.