Meet the City of Everett Council District 1 Candidates

Everett, WALocal News

Primary ballots for Everett's District 1 City Council seat have begun mailing, with five candidates competing for the position. Mary Fosse, the current councilmember, will not seek re-election, prompting a highly contested race. Sam Hem, a long-time union member and organizer, emphasizes labor issues as a candidate. Mason Rutledge brings experience as a local consultant and nonprofit leader, while Erica Weir, a third-generation resident, has a diverse background including business ownership and education. Dr.

Bill Wheeler, a U. S. Air Force veteran, advocates for local control and individual rights but has past legal issues related to adult entertainment laws. Steven Sullivan, the least known candidate, proposes community services but lacks a campaign presence. The candidates' varied backgrounds reflect the community's diverse needs and priorities.

A debate featuring three candidates is available for those interested in their positions.

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