Former King County Councilmember running for County Council - in Pierce County

Shoreline, WALocal News

Carolyn Edmonds, a former member of the King County Council, is launching her campaign for the Pierce County Council District 2 seat, representing the Democratic Party. Having spent several years as a real estate agent and small business developer in Tacoma, she brings a wealth of local experience to her candidacy. In her announcement, Edmonds emphasizes the dual importance of passion and relationship-building in achieving effective governance, setting a tone of collaborative leadership. She contrasts her approach with that of her presumptive Republican challenger, Sen. Pam Roach, who has also recently moved to Pierce County to seek the same position.

Edmonds' commitment to fostering a County Council that residents can be proud of resonates with local voters. The election will be pivotal, as it reflects broader political dynamics in Pierce County. With her background in public service and business, Edmonds aims to address critical local issues. Her candidacy is expected to engage the community and influence the upcoming election landscape.

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