Election 2015

The ballots for the Nov. 6 General Election were mailed last week and voters should have received them or should expect to receive them by Tuesday, Oct. 20. As part of our Election Watch 2015 coverage, Lynnwood Today will be reposting candidate statements and videos and also will be publishing a Q&A with the candidates.

The ballots for the Nov. 6 General Election were mailed last week and voters should have received them or should expect to receive them by Tuesday, Oct. 20. As part of our Election Watch 2015 coverage, Lynnwood Today will be reposting candidate statements and videos and also will be publishing a Q&A with the candidates.

The ballots for the Nov. 6 General Election were mailed last week and voters should have received them or should expect to receive them by Tuesday, Oct. 20. As part of our Election Watch 2015 coverage, Lynnwood Today will be reposting candidate statements and videos and also will be publishing a Q&A with the candidates….

The ballots for the Nov. 6 General Election were mailed last week and voters should have received them or should expect to receive them by Tuesday, Oct. 20. As part of our Election Watch 2015 coverage, Lynnwood Today will be reposting candidate statements and videos and also will be publishing a Q&A with the candidates.

The ballots for the Nov. 6 General Election were mailed last week and voters should have received them or should expect to receive them by Tuesday, Oct. 20. As part of our Election Watch 2015 coverage, Lynnwood Today will be reposting candidate statements and videos and also will be publishing a Q&A with the candidates….

The ballots for the Nov. 6 General Election were mailed last week and voters should have received them or should expect to receive them by Tuesday, Oct. 20. As part of our Election Watch 2015 coverage, Lynnwood Today will be reposting candidate statements and videos and also will be publishing a Q&A with the candidates.

The ballots for the Nov. 6 General Election were mailed last week and voters should have received them or should expect to receive them by Tuesday, Oct. 20. As part of our Election Watch 2015 coverage, Lynnwood Today will be reposting candidate statements and videos and also will be publishing a Q&A with the candidates….

Here is the latest information from the Washington State Public Disclosure Commission on our local candidates’ campaign finances. For each candidate, we’ve provided a link to the detailed breakdown of contributions by name and amount. The Washington State Public Disclosure laws require that candidates who spent more than $5,000 on a prior campaign or expect…

Here is the latest information from the Washington State Public Disclosure Commission on our local candidates’ campaign finances. For each candidate, we’ve provided a link to the detailed breakdown of contributions by name and amount. The Washington State Public Disclosure laws require that candidates who spent more than $5,000 on a prior campaign or expect…

Candidates for the Snohomish County Executive position will appear at a question-and-answer forum at 7 p.m., Thurs., Oct. 15, at Edmonds Community College.  The  event will be held at Edmonds Community College’s Black Box Theatre in Mukilteo Hall, 20310 68th Ave. W, Lynnwood. The forum will focus on the Snohomish County Executive position with candidates,…

Here is the latest information from the Washington State Public Disclosure Commission on our local candidates’ campaign finances. For each candidate, we’ve provided a link to the detailed breakdown of contributions by name and amount. The Washington State Public Disclosure laws require that candidates who spent more than $5,000 on a prior campaign or expect…

The latest results from the primary show a shift in the race for Snohomish County Executive as Council Member Dave Somers, who initially trailed Tuesday night, barely inched ahead of his fellow Democratic rival, incumbent County Executive John Lovick. Somers was leading with 32.37 percent of the vote (24,535), while Lovick was right behind him with 33.26 percent (24,530)…

Lynnwood City Council President Loren Simmonds was ahead of his two opponents in the race for Council Position No. 4, while challenger Chris Frizzell was leading Councilmember Benjamin Goodwin in the race for Council Position No. 5 after the initial reporting of results from Tuesday’s primary. Simmonds captured 44 percent of the vote (1,081), while Shirley Sutton…

Voters who cannot cast a private, independent ballot by mail can use Accessible Voting Units (AVUs) on Monday and Tuesday at the Lynnwood Library.  AVUs are touch screen voting devices that feature large font, audio and tactile options to assist voters in casting their choices. Voters who choose to cast a ballot on an AVU…

Time is running out for voters to return their ballots for the 2015 primary election. Voted ballots may be returned through a ballot drop box or through the mail. If mailing, use a stamp and make sure your ballot will be postmarked or cancelled by Election Day, Tuesday, Aug. 4. The ballot drop box in…

Candidates for Lynnwood City Council spoke at the July 22 forum sponsored by the Snohomish County League of Women Voters at the Lynnwood Library. Those participating included Position 5 incumbent Loren Simmonds and challengers Maria Ambalada and Shirley Sutton; Position 5 incumbent Benjamin Goodwin and challenger Chris Frizzell; Position 7 incumbent Van AuBuchon and challenger Shannon…

Candidates running for Snohomish County Executive and County Council District 2 discussed the issues during a League of Women Voters of Snohomish County forum Wednedsay, July 22, at the Lynnwood Library. Those appearing included current Snohomish County Councilmember Brian Sullivan and challenger Greg Tisdel, and current County Executive John Lovick and challengers Dave Somers, Robert…

Candidates running for Lynnwood City Council, Snohomish County Executive and Snohomish County Council are scheduled to appear at a Candidates’ Forum at 6:30 p.m, Wednesday, July 22 at the Lynnwood Library. Individuals scheduled to appear include Snohomish County Executive candidates Dave Somers, John Lovick, Robert Sutherland, Norm Nunnally and James Robert Deal; Lynnwood City Council candidates Shirley Sutton, Loren Simmonds,…

You should be receiving your primary election ballot in your mailbox in the next few days. In case you missed them, Lynnwood Today conducted video interviews with candidates running for Lynnwood City Council. Check out interviews with Loren Simmonds, Shirley Sutton, Benjamin Goodwin, Chris Frizzell. Maria Ambalada did not participate in the interviews and Douglas Jones suspended…

In case you missed them, My Neighborhood News Network (My Edmonds News, MLTnews and Lynnwood Today) conducted video interviews with candidates running for the Edmonds School Board of Directors. The primary election ballots are scheduled to arrive in your mailbox in the next few days. Here are the interviews with candidates for Edmonds School District Board of…