Election questions answered at the King County Library's online site


October 23, 2010 · 6:21 PM

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Just in time for the November 2 General Election, the updated KCLS infoVote guide is available online through the King County Library System at kcls.org/infoVote.

In partnership with King County Elections, the League of Women Voters, and the Municipal League, KCLS infoVote 2010 provides comprehensive, nonpartisan information and links to County and State voter information, including candidates and measures on the ballot, accessible voting sites, news and fact-checking resources, and Bar Association evaluations of judicial candidates. KCLS infoVote 2010 is a one-stop source for the information you need to be an informed voter. Try it: kcls.org/infoVote.

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