Did You Know?
Voting helps us pick our leaders!
What is King County?
King County is a big place in Washington.
Who can vote?
People who are 18 and older can vote.
What 2013 king county executive election Does
It helps pick a new leader.
People share their ideas and plans.
Votes show who the winner is.
The leader helps the county grow.
They make rules for the people.
It is a fun way to be heard.
More About 2013 king county executive election
In 2013, many people ran for the job. They had to tell folks why they were best. The people listened and then voted. The votes were counted to find the new leader.
This election is important for our town. The leader helps make choices for schools, parks, and roads. They work to keep our home safe and fun.
Next time, more people can vote. Kids can learn about it now. When they grow up, they can help pick leaders too!
How Topics Connect
graph TD
A["2013 King County Executive Election"] --> B["Candidates"]
B --> C["Dow Constantine"]
B --> D["Susan Hutchison"]
A --> E["Election Date"]
E --> F["November 5, 2013"]
A --> G["Results"]
G --> H["Dow Constantine Wins"]
What Do These Words Mean?
executive:a person in charge of managing something, like a government or organization.
election:a process where people vote to choose someone for a position.
county:a specific area of land that is part of a state.
2013:the year that comes after 2012 and before 2014.
king:a title for a male ruler or leader.
