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The Seattle Post-Intelligencer is most famous for its political issues, its share of excellent columnists, and its second-time Pulitzer Prize award winner cartoonist, David Horsey. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer is considered as more open-minded in its editorials than the Seattle Times. It favored Al Gore in the 2000 presidential elections than George W. Bush. But both publications endorsed John Kerry in the most recent presidential elections. Seattle’s first newspaper has several public service projects like: the Jefferson Awards, which is geared towards excellent community volunteers; the Sports Star of the Year Awards, which commends both the amateur and professional athletes; and the Readers Care Fund, a fund-raising program during the holiday season that benefits the local charities.

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