Bachman says she is withdrawing from Edmonds City Council race

Edmonds, WALocal News

Jessica Bachman has withdrawn from the Edmonds City Council race, leaving Councilmember Will Chen without an opponent for his Position 2 seat. She stated that unforeseen personal reasons led to her decision to step aside. Bachman initially filed to run against Chen earlier this year. Chen, who is a certified public accountant and small business owner, aims to secure a second term on the council. His tenure has emphasized fiscal responsibility and community involvement.

Without an opponent, Chen's path to re-election appears clear ahead of the November vote. Bachman's withdrawal highlights the challenges candidates can face during campaigns. The council's decisions will continue to impact local governance and community services.

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