Politicians learn how we hold them accountable | Advertiser-Tribune Political leaders often talk as if the right to vote is our most powerful tool for holding government accountable. Voting is important, but its impact is limited by an electoral process that protects incumbents and offers voters few meaningful options. Fortunately, as the Seattle City Council learned recently, there are other ways to hold politicians […]

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Politicians learn how we hold them accountable