2025 Endorsements

Click here for a list of Washington State Labor Council endorsements, which cover state legislative and statewide ballot measure campaigns.

King County:

Girmay Zahilay, King County Executive

Rod Dembowski, King County Council – District 1

Sarah Perry, King County Council – District 3

Steffanie Fain, King County Council, District 5

Port of Seattle:

Ryan Calkins, Port of Seattle Commissioner – Position 1

Hamdi Mohamed, Port of Seattle Commissioner – Position 3

Toshiko Hasegawa, Port of Seattle Commissioner – Position 4

Seattle:

YES on the ‘Seattle Shield’ initiative

YES on the Families, Education, Preschool, and Promise (FEPP) Levy

DUAL – Bruce Harrell and Katie Wilson, Seattle Mayor

Erika Evans, Seattle City Attorney

DUAL – Eddie Lin and Adonis Ducksworth, Seattle City Council – District 2

Alexis Mercedes Rinck, Seattle City Council – Position 8

Dionne Foster, Seattle City Council – Position 9

Joe Mizrahi, Seattle School Board – District 4

Vivian Song, Seattle School Board – District 5

Auburn:

Adib Altallal, Auburn City Council – Position 2

Erica Tomas, Auburn City Council – Position 4

Bellevue:

Naren Briar, Bellevue City Council – Position 2

Claire Sumadiwirya, Bellevue City Council – Position 5

Lynne Robinson, Bellevue City Council – Position 6

Bothell:

Jenne Alderks, Bothell City Council – Position 3

Brittany Miles, Bothell City Council – Position 5

Rami Al-Kabra, Bothell City Council – Position 7

Burien:

Hugo Garcia, Burien City Council – Position 1

Sam Mendez, Burien City Council – Position 3

Sarah Moore, Burien City Council – Position 5

Rocco DeVito, Burien City Council – Position 7

Covington:

Riley Reed, Covington City Council Position 4

Federal Way:

Martin Moore, Federal Way City Council – Position 2

Highline School Board:

Joe Van, Highline School Board – Position 3

Damarys Espinoza, Highline School Board – Position 4

Angelica Alvarez, Highline School Board Director – Position 5

Issaquah:

Lindsey Walsh, Issaquah Mayor

Barbara de Michele, Issaquah City Council – District 3

Katia Zakharoff, Issaquah City Council – Position 6

Kenmore:

Nigel Herbig, Kenmore City Council – Position 4

Kent:

Satwinder Kaur, Kent City Council – Position 2

Toni Troutner, Kent City Council – Position 4

Sharn Shoker, Kent City Council – Position 6

Kirkland:

Neal Black, Kirkland City Council – Position 5

Kurt Dresner, Kirkland City Council – Position 7

Lake Forest Park:

Josh Rosenau, Lake Forest Park City Council – Position 3

Lake Washington Schools:

Aspen Richter, Lake WA School Board Director – Position 4

Newcastle:

Paul Charbonneau, Newcastle City Council – Position 6

Redmond:

Vivek Prakriya, Redmond City Council – Position 2

Melissa Stuart, Redmond City Council – Position 4

Renton:

Mike Westgaard, Renton City Council – Position 1

Ruth Perez, Renton City Council – Position 6

Sammamish:

Lin Yang, Sammamish City Council – Position 5

Karen Howe, Sammamish City Council – Position 7

SeaTac:

Caitlin Konya, SeaTac City Council – Position 2

Mohamed Egal, SeaTac City Council – Position 4

Tukwila:

Verna Seal, Tukwila City Council – Position 1

Hannah Hedrick, Tukwila City Council – Position 3

Kate Kruller, Tukwila City Council – Position 5

Woodinville:

Amber Wise, Woodinville City Council – Position 3

James Randolph, Woodinville City Council – Position 7