Seattle City Council · 2015–2026

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LegisRate is an empirical analysis of Councilmember performance, assigning value to sponsorship of passed bills. Each score traces back to a real bill and shows the underlying reasoning.

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Current City Council

Nine seats · seven districts · two citywide

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Current term follows each member’s present seat term, so start years can differ.

Debora Juarez

District 5 · Member

Debora Juarez

80.6
2026 YTD LegisRate points
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What does a point mean?

Four factors score the bill itself. One additional sponsorship point is tiered by when a sponsor first appears in the official record.

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Largest policy areaUtilities & Technology

Joy Hollingsworth

District 3 · Council President

Joy Hollingsworth

77.2
2026 YTD LegisRate points
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What does a point mean?

Four factors score the bill itself. One additional sponsorship point is tiered by when a sponsor first appears in the official record.

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Largest policy areaUtilities & Technology

Dan Strauss

District 6 · Member

Dan Strauss

59.0
2026 YTD LegisRate points
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What does a point mean?

Four factors score the bill itself. One additional sponsorship point is tiered by when a sponsor first appears in the official record.

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Largest policy areaBudget & Appropriations

Dionne Foster

Position 9 · Citywide · Member

Dionne Foster

46.4
2026 YTD LegisRate points
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What does a point mean?

Four factors score the bill itself. One additional sponsorship point is tiered by when a sponsor first appears in the official record.

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Largest policy areaHousing & Homelessness

Eddie Lin

District 2 · Member

Eddie Lin

41.8
2026 YTD LegisRate points
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What does a point mean?

Four factors score the bill itself. One additional sponsorship point is tiered by when a sponsor first appears in the official record.

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Largest policy areaLand Use & Development

Alexis Mercedes Rinck

Position 8 · Citywide · Member

Alexis Mercedes Rinck

33.8
2026 YTD LegisRate points
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What does a point mean?

Four factors score the bill itself. One additional sponsorship point is tiered by when a sponsor first appears in the official record.

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Largest policy areaLabor & City Workforce

Maritza Rivera

District 4 · Member

Maritza Rivera

26.0
2026 YTD LegisRate points
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What does a point mean?

Four factors score the bill itself. One additional sponsorship point is tiered by when a sponsor first appears in the official record.

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Largest policy areaLand Use & Development

Rob Saka

District 1 · Member

Rob Saka

23.0
2026 YTD LegisRate points
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What does a point mean?

Four factors score the bill itself. One additional sponsorship point is tiered by when a sponsor first appears in the official record.

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Largest policy areaTransportation & Infrastructure

Robert Kettle

District 7 · Member

Robert Kettle

18.0
2026 YTD LegisRate points
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What does a point mean?

Four factors score the bill itself. One additional sponsorship point is tiered by when a sponsor first appears in the official record.

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Largest policy areaPublic Safety & Justice

Current Council

Biggest bills

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The five highest-scoring passed measures in the current record, ranked by the bill’s four impact categories before sponsor shares are applied.

CB 121181 · 2026

9 points

Sends voters a seven-year property-tax levy supporting libraries, technology, programming, maintenance, and seismic work.

Signed ordinance 127419

CB 121226 · 2026

9 points

Sends voters a proposed sales tax to fund Seattle transit and related transportation programs.

Signed ordinance 127474

CB 119491 · 2019

9 points

Provides for the submission to the qualified electors of the City at an election to be held on August 6, 2019, a….

Signed ordinance 125809

CB 121163 · 2026

7 points

Updates Seattle's cable-television franchise agreement with Comcast and its administration rules.

Signed ordinance 127409

CB 121190 · 2026

7 points

Updates Seattle's stormwater rules for development, roads, utilities, treatment, and infiltration.

Signed ordinance 127444

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