Primary challenger Ademofe endorses Barnett for Edmonds City Council

Edmonds, WALocal News

Erika Barnett, a candidate for Edmonds City Council Position 3, gained significant momentum with the endorsement of primary challenger Joseph Ademofe. In their joint announcement, Ademofe praised Barnett's authenticity and her in-depth understanding of Edmonds. "Erika understands Edmonds from the inside out," he stated, underscoring her potential for community-focused leadership. Barnett currently leads the primary race with 49% of the vote, while her competitor Alex Newman follows at 42%, and Ademofe trails at 9%. The seat is currently held by Councilmember Neil Tibbott, who is not seeking reelection.

Barnett expressed her gratitude for the endorsement, stating that they share a vision for a community shaped by its residents. The general election is set for November 4, where the top two candidates from the primary will compete. This endorsement could significantly influence voter sentiment as the election approaches.

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