Jessica Ivey announces candidacy for Burien City Council

Burien, WALocal News

Jessica Ivey, a dedicated community organizer and Vice Chair of the Burien Planning Commission, announced her candidacy for the Burien City Council, aiming to enhance local governance with a focus on community-driven progress. She advocates for affordable housing, public safety, and economic development, stating, “I am running for City Council because I believe in Burien’s potential. ” Ivey emphasizes the need for policies that support diverse neighborhoods and families, ensuring everyone has a voice in local government. Her platform also prioritizes environmental sustainability, aiming to protect Burien’s natural resources for future generations. Ivey plans to engage with voters over the coming months to share her vision and gather feedback.

The primary election is set for August 5, 2025, with the general election following on November 5. Interested voters can find more information on her campaign website. The deadline to file for the election is May 9, 2025.

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