REMINDER Remember to VOTE in the Primary Election by 8 p.m. this Tuesday, Aug. 1

Burien, WALocal News

Voters in Burien must return their primary election ballots by 8 p. m. on August 1, 2023, with no postage required for drop box submissions. The race for Burien City Council includes seven candidates vying for two positions, with some incumbents seeking re-election. Highline School District No.

401 features seven candidates competing for director seats, while three candidates aim for the Port of Seattle Commissioner Position No. 5. Residents can use two designated ballot drop box locations to ensure their votes are counted. To aid voters in their decisions, a 10-part series titled “Questioning Burien’s 2023 City Council Candidates” is available for review. The urgency of this election underscores the importance of local engagement in governance.

Voters can find additional information regarding ballot measures and candidates on the King County Elections website. Active participation in local elections shapes community policies and leadership.

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