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District 3 Candidate Forum in Eastlake, July 9, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.

Save the date!

Sunday, July 9, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.

College Club

Address: 11 E Allison St, Seattle, WA 98102

Nine candidates are running in the primary for the open District 3 Seattle City Council seat that now represents Eastlake. Seven are confirmed (as of June 30) to be at a community forum to present their views on the direction of Seattle City Council on Sunday, July 9, 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the College Club (11 E. Allison St.)  on the shores of Lake Union.

The seven confirmed are:

Efrain Hudnell, a deputy prosecuting attorney

Andrew Ashiofu, a clinical program manager

Alex Hudson, former executive director of the Transportation Choices Coalition

Joy Hollingsworth, Food Access Network – Northwest Harvest

Robert (Bobby) Goodwin, a public defender

Alex Cooley, co-founder of cannabis producer Solstice

Ry Armstrong, an artist and activist

For more information see this Seattle Times article from May 26 that lists the current District 3 candidates and their profiles, along with a Q&A.

Join us Sunday, July 9, to meet them in person! First hour will be reserved for candidates to talk and take questions. Second hour will be for socializing.

The primary is pivotal for the direction of Seattle City Council. All seven of Seattle’s District seats are up for election:

  • 45 candidates are running across the seven districts.
  • District 3 has the most candidates competing.
  • Voters casting ballots in the primary will whittle down the numerous candidates to two finalists for each District who will compete in the general election.

Deadline to vote in the primary election: August 1.

Ballots for the primary go out in mid-July.

Deadline to vote in the general election: November 7. 

This forum is sponsored by the Eastlake Community Council.

Photo of the sun setting in the upper middle of Aurora Bridge with the open Fremont Bridge directly under it

Bridges Over Sunset Water

Boy on playground seaplane overlooking playfield.

The field at Rogers Playground will close the week of July 17 for most of the summer to establish new grass growth