Shoreline Mayor Chris Roberts announces Campaign for King County Assessor with backing from 60 local leaders

Shoreline, WALocal News

Chris Roberts, the Mayor of Shoreline, officially announced his candidacy for King County Assessor, pledging to restore integrity and transparency in the office. With over 16 years of experience as a councilmember, he aims to tackle issues related to housing affordability and the processing of property tax exemptions for seniors and low-income residents. “We need an Assessor focused on keeping people in their homes,” Roberts emphasized, pointing to his commitment to serve all residents. His campaign has gained momentum with endorsements from over 60 local leaders, including King County Councilmembers and state representatives. If elected, Roberts would become the first Native American to hold an elected position in King County government.

His leadership experience positions him as a strong candidate to address the county's growth challenges. The campaign invites community engagement through its website for those wishing to volunteer or support. Roberts' focus on accountability and public service aligns with the evolving needs of King County residents.

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