We spoke with reporter Josh Cohen about the district races and how they could impact the city after Nov. 7.
Election Day is just around the corner and Seattle’s in for a lot of change.
Only three incumbents are running to represent Seattle’s seven City Council districts. Additionally, at-large Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda may leave her post if she secures a spot on the King County Council.
All of this means Seattle will soon have several new leaders shaping the city’s approach to major issues, like public safety and homelessness.
For this episode, Crosscut’s city reporter, Josh Cohen, chatted with host Maleeha Syed about how voters feel this year; how different candidates are approaching key issues; and how this election could give us insight into the state of Seattle.
Read more about Seattle's upcoming election here.
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Credits
Host/Producer: Maleeha Syed and Sara Bernard
Reporter: Josh Cohen
Story editor: Ryan Famuliner
Executive producer: Sarah Menzies
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