Three candidates for the King County Council District 2 seat outlined competing visions on housing, public safety, and immigration enforcement on July 23 during the 14th annual Asian & Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (ANHPI) Primary Candidate Forum, held less than two weeks before the Aug. 4 primary election.
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The King County Elections (KCE) Office has mailed ballots this week for the Aug. 4 Primary election.
Nithya Raman and Spencer Pratt locked in tight race to make runoff for Los Angeles mayor
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AAPI candidates lead in King County Council District 5 race
It appears that two AAPI candidates will advance to November’s general election in the race for King County Council District 5.
AAPIs battle for King County Council District 7
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Seattle City Council candidates face off on community concerns at A&NH/PI Forum
The 13th annual Asian and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (A&NH/PI) Primary Election Candidate Forum drew an overflow crowd to the Wing Luke Museum’s Ford Foundation Community Hall on July 23, where candidates for Seattle City Council faced pointed questions on public safety, housing, and social equity.
Aug. 5 Primary — Here’s what AAPI voters should know
If you haven’t already received your ballots for the Aug. 5, 2025 Primary Election, they are expected on Monday across King County.
Diverse field of AAPI candidates set to shape WA state primary
As Washington state gears up for the Aug. 6 primary election, voters will have the opportunity to cast their ballots for a variety of candidates and local measures.
Primary election results
One of the most watched races this election cycle is Tanya Woo’s challenge to Tammy Morales, who is the incumbent Seattle City Councilmember for District 2.
Candidates to represent CID make their case in annual forum
The question might have been a litmus test for the type of connection each candidate had with the Seattle Chinatown-International District (CID).