Both have helped make difficult decisions on the city’s financial crisis and in guiding city decisions.
Incumbent Cassie Franklin will face off against former city council member Scott Murphy in the upcoming general election.
Voters should start receiving ballots at the end of the week. USPS encourages voters to mail ballots at least one week before Nov. 4.
The veteran council members have been key to careful growth and development for city residents.
Lynnwood Mayor
As Christine Frizzell seeks a second term, she faces City Council member George Hurst in the November election.
Don Schwab has shown himself as a leader on the council and a knowledgeable representative.
Voters’ picks of three members of the panel will help determine what amendments they see next fall.
City council member Hurst has legitimate financial concerns, but Frizzell remains a skilled leader.
With the city facing a budget crisis, voters will determine who serves on four council seats.
Simpson, Tomas and Hereth should be kept on to aid the path toward stability and better schools.
The mayor should be elected to a fourth term. A newcomer offers her perspective to the council.
Roman Rewolinski, Jen Hirman and Anna Marie Jackson Laurence have shown their value to the district.
The retired teacher was appointed last year to fill a vacancy and has contributed from the start.
New details
Alan Rubio and Luis Burbano will be on the November ballot in the District 4 race. Niko Battle, who won the August primary, plans to appeal.
The National Association of Election Officials recognized the department’s 2024 “Elections Explained” initiative.
An Everett couple’s votes weren’t counted after they dropped their ballots off at the post office on primary election day.
UPDATE
R.J. Whitlow trailed behind in a close race for second, but with few ballots left to count, it’s unlikely he’ll be able to make up the 116 vote gap.
