Campaign School focuses on educating new and seasoned candidates by blending the latest technology and proven voter outreach trends. Our seasoned, bipartisan speakers have put elected officials in their seats all over the world. Now let them show you how to get there.

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What have past participants said about Campaign School?

"Thank you for offering this training. It was insightful and information-packed."

 "Very impressive and informative. My time was very well spent and I left with excellent resources for my next campaign."

"(This) program is good for first-time people and having others that have been (on the campaign trail) is really good for new people."

Campaign School is presented by the Affordable Housing Council (AHC) of the Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties and Seattle King County Realtors. This one-day event is open to candidates or those helping candidates running for office. Campaign funds may be used to cover the cost of attendance.

Questions?

Contact David Hoffman, 425.460.8224.

Contact: data@mbaks.com

Significant changes are evident in the building permit landscape for the Seattle Metro Area, encompassing King, Snohomish, and Pierce counties, based on data as of November 2023. Single-family permits total 5,501, reflecting a year-to-date (YTD) decrease of 20% compared to the same period in 2022. Concurrently, multifamily permits stand at 10,175, indicating a more substantial YTD decline of 44% compared to the previous year. These figures underscore a notable downturn in both single-family and multifamily permits.

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By Lynnwood Today

It’s now much easier for 16-year-old Remy Williams to get in and out of his house.

The Williams family was one of several families to have a ramp built for free by volunteers during the Master Builders Association’s annual Rampathon event. The event allows families to apply for a new ramp to be built leading into and out of their houses to help with mobility.

Remy Williams has cerebral palsy and primarily uses a wheelchair to get around. Before the ramp, one of his parents would need to first bring the wheelchair outside, then carry Remy down a set of stairs to get him outside.

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