The Seattle Metro Chamber of Commerce polls local voters on the state of the city; the results chart a “clear path that rejects ideological binaries and embraces an ‘and’ approach to solutions.”
Seattle voters have grown even more frustrated with the state of the city over the past several months, with 67-percent of voters surveyed admitting they had actively thought about leaving the city.The bulk of them feel Seattle is headed in the wrong direction and most no longer trust the city to spend their tax dollars wisely.
Among the major findings in this second installment is a dramatic increase in the number of voters concerned about public safety with more than half of registered voters in the citywide survey mentioning that issue as a concern. There was also an increase in concern about affordability compared to the August survey.
Now, 91 percent of Seattle voters say Downtown Seattle cannot fully recover until the homelessness crisis and public safety problems are addressed. An increasing number of voters say they would not feel safe visiting downtown both during the day and at night, and three-quarters say their own neighborhood feels less safe compared to two years ago.
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