League of Women Voters of Snohomish County primary election forum series scheduled

Edmonds, WALocal News

The League of Women Voters of Snohomish County (LWVSC) and the 2025 Forum Partnership Coalition are set to host a series of candidate forums for the July primary election, aimed at educating voters on local issues. The Coalition includes various local organizations, such as the American Association of University Women and Sno-Isle Libraries, emphasizing a united effort in fostering civic engagement. Voters will make critical decisions on local positions, including city councils and school boards, reflecting the importance of informed participation. All candidates are invited to ensure a fair platform, adhering to the League's nonpartisan stance. Questions posed during the forums will cover a range of issues to help voters evaluate candidates’ qualifications and experience.

Recorded sessions will be available on the League’s YouTube Channel and podcast, along with airings on local radio stations. The first forum is scheduled for June 25, focusing on the City of Marysville’s Council Pos. 3. This initiative highlights the Coalition's commitment to facilitating informed electoral participation in the community.

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