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Edmonds residents are gearing up for a pivotal election, with two major initiatives on the ballot. The “Yes! For Edmonds 2025” campaign aims to generate funding for essential community services through a levy, promoting growth and development. In contrast, the “No Levy 1, Keep Edmonds Affordable” initiative opposes new taxes, emphasizing the need to protect residents from rising costs. Local forums are being held to educate voters on both sides of the debate, highlighting the potential consequences of each measure.

Advocates for the funding campaign argue it will enhance public services and infrastructure, while opponents warn it could strain household budgets. The decisions made in this election could influence Edmonds' economic landscape for years to come. Voter turnout will be critical in determining the future direction of the city. As the election date nears, community engagement continues to rise.

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