Heres whos running for Highline School Board, Port Commissioner other positions

Burien, WALocal News

The Primary Election is scheduled for Aug. 3, 2021, with candidates officially filing for various local positions. Among them is Kathleen Quong-Vermeire, who is running for Highline Water District Commissioner Position No. 3. The election will narrow candidates to the top two vote-getters for each position, who will then move on to the General Election on Nov.

2, 2021. Engaging in local elections is crucial, as elected officials will make decisions that directly affect community resources and services. A previous report identified 15 candidates competing for Burien City Council, indicating significant interest in local governance. Candidates' platforms will address various issues, influencing public policy and community welfare. Voter turnout could shape the future of local leadership and governance.

Residents are encouraged to educate themselves on the candidates and participate in the electoral process.

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