King Conservation District Elections - Vote For Our Environment

I'm endorsing Chris Porter, B. Yoder

A little-known election is now here in King county! Normally your ballot will arrive in the mailbox when it’s time to vote, but for Conservation District Elections you have to remember to request a ballot, show up in person to vote, or use a new online voting system that will allow you to cast your vote through your smartphone or computer.

Voting for the King Conservation District Elections begins online today, January 22, through February 11. 

Check out King Conservation District’s website for more information, updates on how to vote, and to learn about the candidates running this year. 

Districts offer a range of voluntary services including assistance with erosion control, habitat restoration, manure management, wildfire prevention and mitigation, stormwater management, forest plans, irrigation efficiency, noxious weed control, fish barrier removals, livestock stream crossings, and more.

Conservation districts also  offer a range of voluntary services including assistance with erosion control, habitat restoration, manure management, wildfire prevention and mitigation, stormwater management, forest plans, irrigation efficiency, noxious weed control, fish barrier removals, livestock stream crossings, and more.

Conservation Districts are locally-led. Each district is directed by a five-member board of supervisors. There are 45 Conservation Districts in the state of Washington. Check out the list of all Conservation District Elections in Washington.

-- Emily Krieger
   Political and Civic Engagement Manager