Hugo Garcia announces re-election bid for Burien City Council Position 1

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Burien City Councilmember Hugo Garcia has officially announced his candidacy for re-election to Position 1, highlighting his dedication to local advocacy for working families and small businesses. Since his election in 2021, Garcia has played a pivotal role in local governance, having previously chaired both the Burien Planning Commission and the Business and Economic Development Partnership. As a longtime resident and immigrant from Guadalajara, Mexico, Garcia's personal journey informs his political priorities. He aims to keep Burien affordable and actively protect residents against unfavorable national policy trends. Garcia has voiced concerns about the potential negative impacts of national decisions on local communities, asserting that families, youth, and small businesses require a strong advocate.

His statement reflects a commitment to ensuring that all residents can pursue their version of the American Dream. The campaign will focus on maintaining affordable living conditions and prioritizing the needs of families and workers in city policies. Interested individuals can learn more about Garcia's vision through his campaign website and social media profiles.

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