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Location of Pierce County in Washington

## Contents

* 1 2023
* 1.1 November 7
* 1.1.1 Pierce County
* 2 2015
* 2.1 November 3
* 3 2013
* 3.1 August 6
* 3.2 April 23
* 3.3 February 12
* 4 2012
* 4.1 November 6
* 4.2 August 7
* 4.3 April 17
* 4.4 February 14
* 5 2011
* 5.1 November 8
* 5.2 August 16
* 5.3 February 8
* 6 2010
* 6.1 November 2
* 6.2 August 17
* 6.3 April 27
* 6.4 February 9
* 7 2009
* 7.1 November 3
* 8 2008
* 8.1 November 4
* 9 External links

## 2023[edit]

### November 7[edit]

#### Pierce County[edit]

See also: Washington 2023 local ballot measures

• Tacoma, Washington, Initiative 1, Rent Increase Regulations Measure (November 2023):  ✔

A "yes" vote supported enacting certain requirements for landlords and rights for renters, including:

* requiring landlords to be in compliance with health and safety laws prior to evicting a tenant or increasing rent;
* prohibiting unfair or excessive fees (as defined);
* requiring landlords to provide two notices before increasing rent (first between 210 and 180 days prior and second between 120 and 90 days prior);
* requiring landlords to pay relocation assistance if the rent increase is above 5% equal to two months of rent (or higher if the increase is above 7.5%);
* prohibiting evictions between November 1 and April 1; and
* prohibiting the eviction of members of the military, first responders, seniors, family members, health care providers, or educators.

A "no" vote opposed enacting certain requirements for landlords and rights for renters.

## 2015[edit]

#### November 3[edit]

See also: November 3, 2015 ballot measures in Washington

a City of Tacoma $15 per Hour Minimum Wage Measure, Initiative No. 1 (November 2015)
a City of Tacoma $12 per Hour Minimum Wage Alternative Measure, Initiative No. 1B (November 2015)

## 2013[edit]

#### August 6[edit]

See also: August 6, 2013 ballot measures in Washington

a Proposition 1: West Pierce Fire & Rescue Property Tax Levy

#### April 23[edit]

See also: April 23, 2013 ballot measures in Washington

d Bonney Lake City Park District Formation Proposition (April 2013)
a Pierce County Fire District No. 22 Annexation of Milton City Proposition (April 2013) (also in King County)
a Pierce County Fire District No. 18 Tax Levy Proposition (April 2013)

#### February 12[edit]

See also: February 12, 2013 ballot measures in Washington

d Puyallup School District No. 3 Capital Improvement Bond Proposition (February 2013)
a Tacoma School District No. 10 Improvement Bond Proposition (February 2013)

## 2012[edit]

#### November 6[edit]

See also: November 6, 2012 ballot measures in Washington

a Pierce County Charter Amendment (November 2012)
d Pierce County Transit Sales and Use Tax Increase Proposition (November 2012)
d DuPont City Public Safety and City Hall Levy Proposition (November 2012)
d Eatonville Town Operations Levy Proposition (November 2012)
a Auburn School District No. 408 Bond Proposition (November 2012) (also in Pierce County)
a Pierce County Fire Protection District No. 16 Operations Levy Proposition (November 2012)
a Pierce County Fire Protection District No. 23 Property Tax Levy Rate Proposition (November 2012)

#### August 7[edit]

See also: August 7, 2012 ballot measures in Washington

a Pierce County Fire District 22 Levy Addition (August 2012)
d Pierce County Fire District 23 Levy Replacement (August 2012)
a Valley Regional Fire District Levy Renewal (August 2012) (also in King County)

#### April 17[edit]

See also: April 17, 2012 ballot measures in Washington

a Pierce County Fire District 5 Levy Increase (April 2012)
d Auburn Transportation District Bond Measure (April 2012) (also in King County)
a Eatonville School District Levy Replacement (April 2012) (also in Lewis County)

#### February 14[edit]

See also: February 14, 2012 ballot measures in Washington

a Pierce County Fire District 14 Levy Addition (February 2012)
a Yelm School District Levy Replacement (February 2012) (also in Thurston County)
a Carbonado School District Levy Replacement (February 2012)
a Dieringer School District Levy Replacement (February 2012)
a Orting School District Levy Replacement (February 2012)
a Clover Park School District Levy Addition (February 2012)
a Peninsula School District Levy Addition (February 2012)
a Franklin Pierce School District Levy Addition (February 2012)
d Eatonville School District Levy Replacement (February 2012) (also in Lewis County)
a Eatonville School District Reapportionment Question (February 2012) (also in Lewis County)
a Auburn School District Levy Replacement (February 2012) (also in King County)
d Auburn School District Bond Measure (February 2012) (also in King County)

## 2011[edit]

#### November 8[edit]

See also: November 8, 2011 ballot measures in Washington

a Pierce County Law Enforcement Support Agency Sales Tax Increase (November 2011)
d Pacific City Street Levy Increase (November 2011) (also in King County)
a South Prairie Town Emergency Services Levy Renewal (November 2011)
a Tacoma City Marijuana Question (November 2011)
a Wilkeson Town Emergency Services Levy Implementation (November 2011)

#### August 16[edit]

See also: August 16, 2011 ballot measures in Washington

a Pierce County Fire District 3 Levy Addition (August 2011)
a Pierce County Fire District 6 Levy Additions, 2 (August 2011)
a Pierce County Fire District 21 & 22 Levy Implementation, 2 (August 2011)
a DuPont City Medical Services Levy Implementation (August 2011)
a Anderson Park District Levy Implementation (August 2011)

#### February 8[edit]

See also: February 8, 2011 ballot measures in Washington

d Pierce County Transit Sales Tax Increase (February 2011)
a Pierce County Fire Districts 2 & 3 Merger Question (February 2011)
d Peninsula School District Bond Measure (February 2011)

## 2010[edit]

#### November 2[edit]

See also: November 2, 2010 ballot measures in Washington

a Buckley City Emergency Services Levy Increase (November 2010)
a Ruston Town Gambling Ordinance Question (November 2010)

#### August 17[edit]

See also: August 17, 2010 ballot measures in Washington

a Milton City Emergency Services Levy (August 2010) (also in King County)
a County Fire Districts Levy Replacements, 3 (August 2010)

#### April 27[edit]

See also: April 27, 2010 ballot measures in Washington

d Edgewood City Utility Tax Repeal (2010)
a Buckley City Fire Station Bond Measure (April 2010)
a Orting & Fire District 18 Annexation, Commissioner Increase Measures (April 2010)
a Tacoma Park and Recreation Levy Increase (April 2010)

#### February 9[edit]

See also: February 9, 2010 ballot measures in Washington

a Steilacoom School District Replacement Levy (February 2010)
a Puyallup School District Replacement Levy (February 2010)
a Tacoma School District Replacement Levy, 2 (February 2010)
a University Place School District Replacement Levy (February 2010)
a Dieringer School District Replacement Levy (February 2010)
a Summer School District Replacement Levy (February 2010)
a Orting School District Replacement Levy (February 2010)
a Clover Park School District Bond Measure (February 2010)
a Franklin Pierce School District Renewal Levy, 2 (February 2010)
a Bethel School District Replacement Levy (February 2010)
a White River School District Replacement Levy (February 2010)
a Fife School District Replacement Levy, 2 (February 2010) (also in King County)
a Fire Protection District No. 8 Merger (February 2010)
a Fire Protection District No. 10 Property Tax (February 2010)
d King County Library System Property Tax Increase (February 2010) (also in King and Snohomish Counties)

## 2009[edit]

#### November 3[edit]

See also: November 3, 2009 ballot measures in Washington

dPierce County Term Limit Amendment, 2009
dPierce County Election Amendment, 2009
aPierce County Ranked Choice Voting Amendment, 2009

## 2008[edit]

#### November 4[edit]

See also: November 4, 2008 ballot measures in Washington

dTacoma term limits, Proposition 1, 2008

## External links[edit]

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* Pierce County Election Information website
* Pierce County Election Results

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