Meet the Candidate LFP City Council Pos. 2 - Ashton McCartney

Shoreline, WALocal News

Ashton McCartney announces her candidacy as a write-in candidate for Lake Forest Park City Council Position 2 in the upcoming November election. She was appointed in June 2025 after Councilmember Lorri Bodi's passing, having been chosen from eight applicants. During her tenure, McCartney has focused on strategic planning, responsible budgeting, and community engagement, believing voters deserve to hear from those currently serving. Her communication efforts include video updates on sustainability and city planning initiatives. McCartney's deep roots in Lake Forest Park include attending local schools and raising her family in the community.

She has a strong professional background in consulting and civic involvement, having previously chaired the Lake Forest Park Planning Commission. Her campaign emphasizes protecting the city's character and leading with integrity. For more information, residents can visit her campaign website.

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