Welcome to the Chamber's Vote for Business Voters' Guide
Below you will find videos of candidates running in the following 2023 Pierce County General Election races:
The Chamber does not endorse candidates. Our objective is to promote information on the candidates so that voters can make informed decisions. The candidates are listed in alphabetical order by last name within their race and by numerical order within their council or commission.
Each candidate was offered the opportunity to come into the Chamber office to make a short statement video. Those who did not respond to the invitation or were unable to make it in are noted with a NO VIDEO RECORDED image. The candidates are presented alphabetically by last name within their race and numerically by position number within their council or commission.
In addition to the video, candidates were offered the opportunity to provide written answers to questions pertaining to their races. Each question has a 500 character limit communicated to candidates in advance. Within these limits, the responses are uncensored and unedited. The candidates are presented alphabetically by last name within their race and numerically by position number within their council or commission. Those candidates who failed or refused to respond are so noted.
See the Chamber's 2023 Vote for Business Voters' Guide
- Port of Tacoma Commission
- Tacoma City Council
- Tacoma School Board
- Metro Parks Tacoma Commission
The Chamber does not endorse candidates. Our objective is to promote information on the candidates so that voters can make informed decisions. The candidates are listed in alphabetical order by last name within their race and by numerical order within their council or commission.
Each candidate was offered the opportunity to come into the Chamber office to make a short statement video. Those who did not respond to the invitation or were unable to make it in are noted with a NO VIDEO RECORDED image. The candidates are presented alphabetically by last name within their race and numerically by position number within their council or commission.
In addition to the video, candidates were offered the opportunity to provide written answers to questions pertaining to their races. Each question has a 500 character limit communicated to candidates in advance. Within these limits, the responses are uncensored and unedited. The candidates are presented alphabetically by last name within their race and numerically by position number within their council or commission. Those candidates who failed or refused to respond are so noted.
See the Chamber's 2023 Vote for Business Voters' Guide
Tacoma City Council
Click HERE for more information on the 2023 Pierce County Election including voter registration info, sample ballot, voter assistance, and more.
