VOTERS GUIDE 11 Questions for Burien City Council Position No. 1 Candidate Hugo Garcia

Burien, WALocal News

In the competitive race for Burien City Council Position No. 1, four candidates are campaigning ahead of the primary election set for August 5, 2025. Incumbent Hugo Garcia, who was first elected in 2021, focuses on public safety and the urgent need for affordable housing options. He emphasizes the connection between housing availability and economic stability for working families and small businesses. Alongside Garcia, candidates Cameron Boosman, Jessica Ivey, and Claudio Fernandez are also seeking votes, with Boosman notably not responding to inquiries from the B-Town Blog.

The blog has invited candidates to answer 11 standardized questions covering various community issues to inform voters. The primary election will determine the top two candidates who will advance to the general election on November 8, 2025. Garcia argues that adequate housing is both a social and economic issue, stressing the importance of building diverse housing types to support the community. This election is critical for shaping Burien's future as it faces challenges related to growth and affordability.

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