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Seattle, WALocal News

Kshama Sawant officially announced her candidacy for Congress, targeting representation for the working class in Seattle. Her announcement coincided with a significant workers' strike, emphasizing her ongoing commitment to labor rights and social justice. Sawant's campaign will advocate for progressive policies, including affordable housing and enhanced workers' rights. As a former city council member, she has a solid track record of activism and policy-making. Her campaign strategy revolves around grassroots mobilization, aiming to counteract corporate influence in politics.

Sawant's candidacy is expected to energize her base and attract attention to local labor issues. This election marks a pivotal moment for Seattle's political scene, potentially influencing broader national discussions on labor and economic equality. Her focus on community engagement positions her as a formidable candidate in the upcoming race.

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