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Election 2025 Hurst, Escamilla, Owings, Mata, Leutwyler continue to lead in Monday returns

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In updated election results, George Hurst leads the Lynnwood mayoral race with 4,313 votes (51. 22%), surpassing incumbent Christine Frizzell, who has 4,075 votes (48. 39%). In City Council Position 1, incumbent Derica Escamilla is ahead with 4,927 votes (59. 79%), significantly outpacing opponent Dio Boucsieguez, who has 3,280 votes (39.

80%). Isabel Mata maintains a slim lead in City Council Position 2 with 4,248 votes (51. 24%) against Ki Seung Cho's 4,020 votes (48. 49%). Political newcomer Bryce Owings outpaces incumbent Josh Binda in Position 3, garnering 4,265 votes (51.

67%) to Binda's 3,878 votes (46. 98%). Robert Leutwyler continues to lead in Position 5 with 4,823 votes (58. 90%) over Mpiima Mugambe, who has 3,341 votes (40. 80%).

Voter turnout in Lynnwood reached 36. 44% as of Monday at 5 p. m. These results reflect the ongoing engagement in local politics ahead of the upcoming election cycle. For further details and countywide results, visit Lynnwood Today’s Election 2025 page.

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