Campaign finance data gives clues for wholl be filing in local races

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Candidate filing week in Snohomish County runs from May 5 to 9, revealing a competitive political landscape. In Snohomish, incumbent Mayor Linda Redmon faces challenger Aaron Hoffmann, setting up a contested race, while council members Tom Merrill and Karen Guzak aim for re-election. Position 5 remains uncertain as no candidates have filed yet. In Monroe, Mayor Geoffrey Thomas will not seek re-election after 12 years, leading to a contest between Patsy Cudaback and Heather Fulcher. Everett's mayoral race features incumbent Cassie Franklin facing challengers Scott Murphy and Dr.

Janice Greene, both of whom have raised substantial campaign funds. The Snohomish School Board will see three contested seats, with no incumbents filing paperwork, indicating potential shifts in leadership. This election cycle not only highlights emerging candidates but also reflects changing priorities in local governance. The outcomes of these races will shape policy and community direction in the coming years.

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