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Wed 9/30, 2015, 8:00pm
Town Hall, Seattle Channel, and Phinney Neighborhood Association present
Seattle City Council Debate: District 6
Mike O’Brien and Catherine Weatbrook
Registration for this event is FULL. A limited number of standby tickets may be available at the venue. At Town Hall we love a good political debate, so in the spirit of democracy and discussion, we’re teaming up with Seattle Channel to present a series of live debates (with moderated Q&A) for each of the seven districts. Learn more about the candidates running in your district–and don’t forget to vote on November 3.
Free
Wednesday, September 30, 2015, 8:00PM

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Phinney Center (Phinney Ridge)
6532 Phinney Ave N.
Seattle, WA 98103
Doors open at 7:00 pm. Because this event is televised live, audience members are asked to take their seats by 7:55 pm for the 8:00 pm program. This event is free, but registration is required. No late seating.

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Mike O'Brien and Catherine Weatbrook

Registration for this event is FULL. A limited number of standby tickets may be available at the venue. This year’s talked-about Seattle City Council elections–the first under a new districted system–shook up the primaries for some interesting results. At Town Hall we love a good political debate, so in the spirit of democracy and discussion, we’re teaming up with Seattle Channel to present a series of live debates (with moderated Q&A) for each of the seven districts. Learn more about the candidates running in your district–and don’t forget to vote on November 3.

District 6 debate: Mike O’Brien, current Seattle City Council Member, and Catherine Weatbrook, Co-Chair of the City Neighborhood Council.

Moderators: Lead moderator Ted Inkley, Phinney Ridge Community Council Board; community moderator Mike Stewart, Executive Director of Ballard Chamber of Commerce; community moderator Carolyn Law, Artist and Public Arts Consultant; and Q&A moderator Edward Wolcher, Town Hall Community Programs Curator.

Have a question for the candidates? Tweet a question using #seacouncil or send your questions for the candidates to debates@townhallseattle.org help us shape the conversation. We may ask your question at the event. Please specify which district race you’re writing about.

Additional location info: Please note, this debate takes place in the brick Community Hall building on Dayton.

Non-partisan statement: As a nonprofit organization, Town Hall Seattle does not endorse, recommend, or show any preference toward any candidate.


Presented by: Town Hall and Seattle Channel, as part of the Civics series.

Series supported by:

CMYKblue WEB   and  RealNetworks Foundation

and the True-Brown Foundation.

Series media sponsorship provided by:
KUOW 94.9

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