VOTERS GUIDE 11 Questions for Burien City Council Position No. 3 Candidate Sam Mendez

Burien, WALocal News

Sam Mendez is competing with two other candidates for Burien City Council Position No. 3 in the upcoming 2025 election, prioritizing affordable housing, street safety, and transparent governance. Ballots began arriving for the Aug. 5 primary election on July 18, where the top two candidates will face off in the general election on Nov. 8.

Mendez, a father and community advocate, has garnered support from organizations such as the King County Democrats and prominent local leaders. He has been vocal about the city council's decision to contest a minimum wage initiative he helped pass, asserting that the voters' choice should be respected. Mendez aims to create an inclusive environment where community members can easily participate in local governance. The B-Town Blog is providing a platform for candidates to discuss key issues, including public safety and economic development, through a standardized set of questions. He believes that Burien’s diversity should be celebrated and preserved by ensuring that everyone can afford to live and thrive in the community.

His campaign emphasizes the need for clear communication and public involvement in decision-making processes.

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