Meet the Candidates Bellevue City Council Forum Set for Sept. 30

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Downtown Association will host a virtual candidates forum on September 30, 2021, as part of the Downtown Talks series, featuring all six candidates for Bellevue City Council. The one-hour event aims to address critical issues impacting the city, particularly those relevant to the business community. As the November election date approaches, the forum represents a crucial opportunity for voters to learn about the candidates' perspectives and proposed policies. Participants are encouraged to register for the event in advance to receive necessary Zoom access details. The candidates include both incumbents and newcomers, providing voters with a diverse range of viewpoints to consider.

This free event emphasizes community engagement and the importance of informed decision-making in local elections. It highlights the active role of civic organizations in facilitating dialogue between candidates and constituents. Bellevue residents are invited to join the discussion and participate in shaping the future of their city.

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