Burien Mayor Kevin Schilling announces campaign for Washington State House of Representatives, 33rd District Position 1 - The B-Town (Burien) Blog

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Burien Mayor Kevin Schilling has announced his candidacy for the Washington State House of Representatives, aiming for Position 1 in the 33rd Legislative District, which includes Burien, Normandy Park, Des Moines, SeaTac, and parts of Kent. Currently held by Edwin Obras, this position will be contested in the upcoming election on November 4, 2025, with Schilling poised to advocate for critical community issues. A lifelong resident of South King County, Schilling emphasizes his deep connection to the area and his proven track record in local government. His campaign will prioritize pressing challenges such as mental health, addiction treatment, and affordable housing, calling for increased legislative support from Olympia. Schilling's efforts in local government have included initiatives to improve equity in policing and connect individuals with necessary services.

Raised in a union household, he brings a personal narrative that resonates with many voters, as he identifies as bisexual and is actively involved in the LGBTQ+ community. His participation in the Greater Seattle Business Association's policy board showcases his commitment to fostering inclusivity and economic growth. Schilling's candidacy represents a significant opportunity for change in the 33rd Legislative District.

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