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Kim-Khanh Van announces candidacy for King County Council District 5

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Kim-Khanh Van announced her candidacy for King County Council District 5, aiming to enhance community safety and economic opportunities. The district includes Burien, SeaTac, and parts of Federal Way and Auburn. Van's personal journey from a refugee camp to a city council position shapes her vision for inclusive leadership. She has received endorsements from labor organizations, including Aerospace Machinists IAM 751 and Amalgamated Transit Union 587, showcasing her commitment to workers' rights. Larry Brown noted the importance of proactive leadership in securing fair wages and working conditions.

Former councilmember Larry Gossett praised Van's integrity and social justice commitment. Van's platform emphasizes public safety, collaboration, and government transparency. Her campaign kickoff is set for May 17, 2025, at The Roadhouse in SeaTac.

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