Kelli Curtis
The Eastside needs leaders like Kelli Curtis to support a dynamic workforce, regional competitiveness, and pro-jobs policies.
The Eastside needs leaders like Kelli Curtis to support a dynamic workforce, regional competitiveness, and pro-jobs policies.
Nathan Loutsis understands that for strong economic vitality in Kenmore, developers need to be invited to the table and included in conversation.
After being reappointed to the commission this past year, Carston has shifted his focus to land use and housing issues, making it a priority to connect with his neighbors to ensure the equitable growth of development.
He has historically been an outspoken member of the business community, and public safety is — and has been — at the top of his priority list.
As a long-term resident and former Bellevue City Councilmember & Mayor, Claudia wholly understands the Eastside and the challenges it faces.
Kerry understands that for Sammamish to grow financially and physically, more development needs to happen. This includes advancing the town center development plan, as a top priority on her agenda. For that reason, the EBA supports Kerry’s flexibility and problem-solving attitude.
An advocate for sustainable growth and a governing committee member of KCHRA, Angela has a balanced nature about her, which when paired with her solutions-first governance and embrace of diversity, create a well-rounded individual fully capable of tackling local and regional issues.
Ed has been endorsed by both the Seattle/King County Realtors group and the Affordable Housing Council, a testament to his ability to work across the aisle and across his jurisdiction.
In his recent State of the City speech, Mayor Pavone highlighted his support for planned growth and economic vitality for the City of Renton, with his priorities including housing affordability, homelessness, and public safety.
During his 28 previous years on the council, Randy tackled many complicated city issues including land use, transportation, and municipal budgeting.