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Preliminary results showed Ibsen with over 53% of the vote. Tacoma Council Member John Hines lagged behind with about 46%, but did not concede the election Tuesday.
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Mayor Bruce Harrell was still leading progressive challenger Katie Wilson after another round of results were released Wednesday, though the race was still too close to call.
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Lynnwood is one of the region’s fastest-growing cities, and a second light rail station slated to open by the city’s Alderwood Mall promises further expansion.
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Voters in Washington will cast ballots for state and local offices and ballot measures in this off-year election.
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Labor groups back Proposition 1, which would raise Olympia's minimum wage and add worker protections. Opponents argue that local employers won’t be able to handle the costs.
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The District 26 race is among the most competitive this election cycle, with Republican state Rep. Michelle Caldier challenging Democratic incumbent Sen. Deborah Krishnadasan.
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Claudia Balducci and Girmay Zahilay are running for King County executive. They have different backgrounds, but both serve on the county council and have similar voting records.
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While challenger Katie Wilson and incumbent Bruce Harrell both want to use more tiny homes as temporary shelters, Wilson's plan calls for spending more money to get even more people inside.
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Tacoma District 1 Councilmember John Hines and former Councilmember Anders Ibsen are running to help lead Tacoma. The next mayor will take part in important decisions, such as choosing the new city manager.
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Challenger Katie Wilson has gone on a soccer podcast and appeared on a food influencer's Instagram. Incumbent Bruce Harrell's campaign started posting on TikTok after Wilson won the primary.
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Initiative would increase worker protections and increase minimum wage to $20.24.
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Sometimes vouchers are pledged to a candidate who doesn't make it through the primary before spending them. Here's where those donations go.