Barnett continues to lead Newman in latest Edmonds City Council primary vote count

Edmonds, WALocal News

Erika Barnett continues to hold a significant lead in the Edmonds City Council Position 3 primary election, garnering 49% of the votes as of August 12. Alex Newman trails with 42%, while Joseph Ademofe remains in third with 9%. As of the latest update, 15,730 ballots have been counted, representing 38% of the total 31,782 ballots sent to registered voters. The top two candidates will advance to the general election on November 4, emphasizing the importance of voter turnout in the upcoming weeks. Results will be updated again on August 15, with official results certified on August 19.

The election process reflects local governance dynamics and the community's engagement in shaping its leadership. Ballots are scheduled to be mailed to voters on October 16, allowing ample time for participation. This election cycle highlights the competitive nature of local political races.

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