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Daily Archives: July 16th, 2021

Nikkita Oliver has a big early lead over Sara Nelson for Seattle City Council Position #9

Excerpt:	Two very different candidates appear likely to move on to the November general election in the race to succeed mayoral hopeful Lorena González on the Seattle City Council this year, with one enjoying a rather big early lead over the other.
Published at:	1:08 PM on Friday, July 16th, 2021
Written by:	Andrew Villeneuve
Categories:	Breaking News, Elections
Tags:	Research Poll Findings, WA-Cities
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Teresa Mosqueda well ahead of Kate Martin for Seattle City Council #8 with most not sure

Excerpt:	26% of likely August 2021 Seattle voters said they were voting for Mosqueda, while 55% said they were not sure. The remaining respondents said either that they would not vote (3%) or picked one of Mosqueda's opponents, like Kate Martin.
Published at:	1:04 PM on Friday, July 16th, 2021
Written by:	Andrew Villeneuve
Categories:	Breaking News, Elections
Tags:	Research Poll Findings, WA-Cities
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A three-way race for Seattle City Attorney: Pete Holmes barely ahead of two challengers

Excerpt:	Nicole Thomas-Kennedy and Ann Davison are Pete Holmes' 2021 challengers for Seattle City Attorney. Each challenger has 14% support in a pre-Top Two election survey, while Holmes has 16%. Most voters are undecided.
Published at:	1:03 PM on Friday, July 16th, 2021
Written by:	Andrew Villeneuve
Categories:	Breaking News, Elections
Tags:	Research Poll Findings, WA-Cities
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Bruce Harrell, Lorena González lead in 2021 Seattle mayoral race with many undecided

Excerpt:	20% of 617 likely 2021 Top Two voters in Seattle surveyed before ballots dropped said they were voting for Harrell, while 12% said they were voting for González. 32% said they were undecided.
Published at:	1:02 PM on Friday, July 16th, 2021
Written by:	Andrew Villeneuve
Categories:	Breaking News, Elections
Tags:	Research Poll Findings, WA-Cities
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