John Dimas Releases Statement About District 4 Court Case

Everett, WALocal News

John Dimas successfully challenged Niko Battle's residency in Snohomish County Superior Court, affirming the electoral integrity of Everett's District 4. Dimas stated that the legal process is available to all voters under Washington State law, reflecting his commitment to civic engagement. He expressed admiration for Battle's eloquence and talents during the court proceedings, noting that they may contest the decision. As a member of the SPEEA union, Dimas highlighted its long-standing policy against endorsing political candidates while personally supporting Luis Burbano. The challenge arose after Dimas investigated claims about Battle's residency, prompted by local media coverage.

He filed the case after conducting open records requests and representing himself in court due to financial constraints. Dimas emphasized the responsibility of citizens to hold elected officials accountable and encouraged community engagement through voting. He concluded with a message advocating for kindness and understanding among voters.

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