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Snohomish County Executive

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    Democrat

    Dave Somers

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  • Current Snohomish County Council President Dave Somers is running for Snohomish County Executive. Somers is an experienced and capable member of the Snohomish County Council with an exceptional track-record on environmental issues. He's supported measures to create parks and open spaces, increase transit funding, and invest in alternative fuels. Somers also supports focusing new development in urban areas with easy transportation access.

    If you’re looking for a candidate focused more on environmental protections and smart growth in Snohomish County, Somers is a good choice.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Dave Somers

    Current Snohomish County Council President Dave Somers is running for Snohomish County Executive. Somers is an experienced and capable member of the Snohomish County Council with an exceptional track-record on environmental issues.

    Current Snohomish County Council President Dave Somers is running for Snohomish County Executive. Somers is an experienced and capable member of the Snohomish County Council with an exceptional track-record on environmental issues. He's supported measures to create parks and open spaces, increase transit funding, and invest in alternative fuels. Somers also supports focusing new development in urban areas with easy transportation access.

    If you’re looking for a candidate focused more on environmental protections and smart growth in Snohomish County, Somers is a good choice.

    Dave Somers

    Current Snohomish County Council President Dave Somers is running for Snohomish County Executive. Somers is an experienced and capable member of the Snohomish County Council with an exceptional track-record on environmental issues.

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    Democrat

    John Lovick

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  • Incumbent County Executive John Lovick has previously represented parts of Snohomish County in the Legislature before being elected as the Snohomish County Sheriff in 2007. Since being elected in 2013, Lovick’s first term has been rocky at times as he has sought to clean up the mess left by disgraced former executive Aaron Reardon. He also sided with conservative developers by proposing updates to the county’s growth management plan that would worsen sprawl as the county grows. Unlike Somers, Lovick has been an outspoken supporter of requiring Boeing to keep jobs in the Puget Sound area to receive tax incentives. If you’re looking for a candidate who will prioritize jobs and issues important to working people, Lovick is a good choice.

    Other candidates running in this race are James Robert Deal, Norm Nunnally, and Robert Sutherland. Deal is running on a generally progressive platform but supports some fringe ideas that reduce his credibility. In addition, Sutherland is a Republican running to restore confidence in county government and Nunnally is a conservative who is not running a competitive campaign.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    John Lovick

    Incumbent County Executive John Lovick has previously represented parts of Snohomish County in the Legislature before being elected as the Snohomish County Sheriff in 2007.

    Incumbent County Executive John Lovick has previously represented parts of Snohomish County in the Legislature before being elected as the Snohomish County Sheriff in 2007. Since being elected in 2013, Lovick’s first term has been rocky at times as he has sought to clean up the mess left by disgraced former executive Aaron Reardon. He also sided with conservative developers by proposing updates to the county’s growth management plan that would worsen sprawl as the county grows. Unlike Somers, Lovick has been an outspoken supporter of requiring Boeing to keep jobs in the Puget Sound area to receive tax incentives. If you’re looking for a candidate who will prioritize jobs and issues important to working people, Lovick is a good choice.

    Other candidates running in this race are James Robert Deal, Norm Nunnally, and Robert Sutherland. Deal is running on a generally progressive platform but supports some fringe ideas that reduce his credibility. In addition, Sutherland is a Republican running to restore confidence in county government and Nunnally is a conservative who is not running a competitive campaign.

    John Lovick

    Incumbent County Executive John Lovick has previously represented parts of Snohomish County in the Legislature before being elected as the Snohomish County Sheriff in 2007.

    • Endorsed By: SEIU 775, Pro-Choice Washington, Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates, Snohomish County Labor Council

Bothell City Council

Depending on where you live, you may have the following city races on your ballot.

Bothell City Council, Position #2

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    Andy Rheaume

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  • Andy Rheaume, a water quality scientist and the incumbent in the race, has been involved in Bothell as Planning Commissioner and in many other capacities throughout the Puget Sound area, including as a volunteer firefighter in Edmonds. He wants to address the city's budget issues that impact everything from its road maintenance to parks, revitalize downtown, reduce traffic congestion, and complete sidewalk connections.

    Rheaume is a good choice if you want an experienced candidate who knows the depth of Bothell's budget issues.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Andy Rheaume

    Andy Rheaume, a water quality scientist and the incumbent in the race, has been involved in Bothell as Planning Commissioner and in many other capacities throughout the Puget Sound area, including as a volunteer firefighter in Edmonds.

    Andy Rheaume, a water quality scientist and the incumbent in the race, has been involved in Bothell as Planning Commissioner and in many other capacities throughout the Puget Sound area, including as a volunteer firefighter in Edmonds. He wants to address the city's budget issues that impact everything from its road maintenance to parks, revitalize downtown, reduce traffic congestion, and complete sidewalk connections.

    Rheaume is a good choice if you want an experienced candidate who knows the depth of Bothell's budget issues.

    Andy Rheaume

    Andy Rheaume, a water quality scientist and the incumbent in the race, has been involved in Bothell as Planning Commissioner and in many other capacities throughout the Puget Sound area, including as a volunteer firefighter in Edmonds.

    • Endorsed By: Cascade Bicycle Club, 1st District Democrats
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    Maryanna Price

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  • Maryanna Price, who works at a local law firm as a receptionist and Spanish interpreter, running for Bothell City Council Position 2. Price is a strong progressive who wants to push for better kept roads, more transit options, maintaining healthy parks, and affordable housing.

    Another candidate in this race, Roz Gorc, is a far right conservative. Price is a good choice if you want to elect a smart, energetic newcomer who will bring a fresh, progressive perspective to the council.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Maryanna Price

    Maryanna Price, who works at a local law firm as a receptionist and Spanish interpreter, running for Bothell City Council Position 2. Price is a strong progressive who wants to push for better kept roads, more transit options, maintaining healthy parks, and affordable housing.

    Maryanna Price, who works at a local law firm as a receptionist and Spanish interpreter, running for Bothell City Council Position 2. Price is a strong progressive who wants to push for better kept roads, more transit options, maintaining healthy parks, and affordable housing.

    Another candidate in this race, Roz Gorc, is a far right conservative. Price is a good choice if you want to elect a smart, energetic newcomer who will bring a fresh, progressive perspective to the council.

    Maryanna Price

    Maryanna Price, who works at a local law firm as a receptionist and Spanish interpreter, running for Bothell City Council Position 2. Price is a strong progressive who wants to push for better kept roads, more transit options, maintaining healthy parks, and affordable housing.

Bothell City Council, Position #4

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    James McNeal

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  • James McNeal is a construction manager who is running for Bothell City Council Position 4 after the retirement of Councilmember Bill Evans. McNeal is one of the founders of One Bothell, a grassroots effort to protect the Wayne Golf Course. His expertise in construction management will serve the city well as it works to balance the influx of new residents and businesses with preserving parkland and the health of local waterways.

    Also running are Tim Ottersburg, a health care researcher, and Bob Carsrud, a conservative prison psychologist who is not running a competitive campaign. McNeal is the strongest candidate in this race and deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    James McNeal

    James McNeal is a construction manager who is running for Bothell City Council Position 4 after the retirement of Councilmember Bill Evans. McNeal is one of the founders of One Bothell, a grassroots effort to protect the Wayne Golf Course.

    James McNeal is a construction manager who is running for Bothell City Council Position 4 after the retirement of Councilmember Bill Evans. McNeal is one of the founders of One Bothell, a grassroots effort to protect the Wayne Golf Course. His expertise in construction management will serve the city well as it works to balance the influx of new residents and businesses with preserving parkland and the health of local waterways.

    Also running are Tim Ottersburg, a health care researcher, and Bob Carsrud, a conservative prison psychologist who is not running a competitive campaign. McNeal is the strongest candidate in this race and deserves your vote.

    James McNeal

    James McNeal is a construction manager who is running for Bothell City Council Position 4 after the retirement of Councilmember Bill Evans. McNeal is one of the founders of One Bothell, a grassroots effort to protect the Wayne Golf Course.

Bothell City Council, Position #6

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    Davina Duerr

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  • Davina Duerr is an architect running for Bothell City Council Position 6 after Councilman Mark Lamb declined to run for re-election. Duerr is on the Northshore Schools Foundation board and is also Chair of the Landmark Preservation Board in Bothell. Duerr's campaign is focused on smart growth development while keeping an even eye on the preservation of our parks. She also supports the One Bothell protective action group involved with the Wayne Golf Course.

    Other candidates in the race include Nadia Mustafa, a long-time local volunteer and community organizer who is hoping to engage the lesser-heard voices of Bothell in their local government. Also running is John Lee, the general manager of Whelan security. He favors increased development and has hedged his support of business regulation. Duerr is the strongest candidate in this race and deserves your vote.
    Last updated: 2023-04-05

    Davina Duerr

    Davina Duerr is an architect running for Bothell City Council Position 6 after Councilman Mark Lamb declined to run for re-election. Duerr is on the Northshore Schools Foundation board and is also Chair of the Landmark Preservation Board in Bothell.

    Davina Duerr is an architect running for Bothell City Council Position 6 after Councilman Mark Lamb declined to run for re-election. Duerr is on the Northshore Schools Foundation board and is also Chair of the Landmark Preservation Board in Bothell. Duerr's campaign is focused on smart growth development while keeping an even eye on the preservation of our parks. She also supports the One Bothell protective action group involved with the Wayne Golf Course.

    Other candidates in the race include Nadia Mustafa, a long-time local volunteer and community organizer who is hoping to engage the lesser-heard voices of Bothell in their local government. Also running is John Lee, the general manager of Whelan security. He favors increased development and has hedged his support of business regulation. Duerr is the strongest candidate in this race and deserves your vote.

    Davina Duerr

    Davina Duerr is an architect running for Bothell City Council Position 6 after Councilman Mark Lamb declined to run for re-election. Duerr is on the Northshore Schools Foundation board and is also Chair of the Landmark Preservation Board in Bothell.

    • Endorsed By: Cascade Bicycle Club, National Women's Political Caucus of WA, King County Democrats, 1st District Democrats