King County Conservation Voters
King County Conservation Voters, a chapter of Washington Conservation Voters
King County Conservation Voters is a local chapter of Washington Conservation Voters.
We are a grassroots organization powered by individuals who know environmental leaders are important for environmental progress.
By working on a grassroots level to mobilize and educate voters, we can elect true environmental champions. KCCV will play a critical role in determining who represents us and how committed they are to protecting our quality of life.
King County Conservation Voters has a history of environmental success. Most recently, in 2007, we celebrated three wins in Kirkland and Seattle.
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We worked to make the Port of Seattle greener by helping Gael Tarleton elected to the Port of Seattle
- With the help of our endorsement, Tim Burgess won a seat on Seattle City Council.
- Jessica Greenway won a seat on the Kirkland City Council.
Upcoming Events
King County Conservation Voters Summer BBQ. August 23rd, 2008 from 12:00 - 3:00pm at Lincoln Park in West Seattle.
Get Involved
Join our efforts. As a grassroots-driven organization, we would love you to get involved. This year, there are important races in legislative districts
throughout our county. No matter where you live, you have a chance to
make the difference in electing an environmental champion.

"Having the support of Washington
Conservation Voters was extremely helpful in my campaign for Seattle City
Council. In a city like Seattle,
being able to legitimately call myself the environmental candidate was a huge
help, and helped me reach out to many voters on this important
issue." -Tim Burgess, Seattle City Councilman