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A reminder that two of the seven positions on the City Council in Everett, Washington are at-large while the other five positions are separate geographical districts. On Monday May 15th the official filing period for those two at-large positions opens at the Snohomish County Auditor’s Office. If you’re thinking of running for office here’s what […]

While there are not any local Everett-specific races on the General Election ballot there are a number of races that can influence the lives of those living and working in Everett, Washington at the County, State and Federal level. Here is a release out today from the Snohomish County Auditor’s Office Ballots Are in the […]

This in today from the Snohomish County Auditor on what you need to know about voting in the November 2nd General Election. November 2 General Election Local Voters’ Pamphlets are on their way to every household in Snohomish County. Ballots will be mailed on Thursday to Snohomish County registered voters. Ballots were mailed to military […]

For the first time ever voters in Everett, Washington will elect City Council Candidates based on where they live. The City has been split into five districts of approximately 22,000 people in each. In Everett, there are seven city council positions, all of which are non-partisan. Two of those are city-wide and are not on […]

Some things became clear after the first vote count in the primary election but other races involving Everett are going to take a bit for the mail-in votes to come in and be counted. In the race for Position 2 on the Snohomish County Council which represents Everett as well as Mukilteo and Tulalip one […]

With most offices only having two candidates or no challengers at all the primary ballot in Everett, Washington is pretty slim this time around. There are two Everett School District Director positions on the primary ballot and depending where you live you may have a Port of Everett Commissioner position. There is one race on […]