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Letter: We need dedicated leader Low on county council

I would like to call attention to my choice for Snohomish County Council District 5 candidate, Sam Low. It’s time for a change and Sam is just the person to make a difference. Sam is a small-business owner and Lake Stevens City Council president. He is a member of the Lake Stevens Chamber of Commerce and Lake Stevens Rotary. Sam has been a leader in Lake Stevens and puts his heart and soul in his position with the Lake Stevens City Council and all he’s involved in.

Sam Low would be a great representative for the 5th District in Snohomish County, with integrity, courage, common sense solutions to Snohomish County government, respect for the truth and his concern for the people of Washington and Snohomish County.

Sam Low is undeniably the most trustworthy, qualified, steadfast candidate. He needs everyone’s support and vote, so please join me in our effort to make this a reality.

Rebecca Marti

Stanwood

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