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Depending on where you live, you may have the following city races on your ballot.
Rachelle Martin is also running for Tumwater City Council, Position 5. She works for the Washington State Department of Health and currently serves as president of the Thurston-Lewis-Mason Central Labor Council.
Martin's campaign is focused on reducing the cost of living, encouraging redevelopment of the brewery district, and building a Tumwater that's welcoming for all residents. If elected, she has pledged to increase the local minimum wage, strengthen workers' rights, and limit rent increases and evictions. Her very progressive campaign has earned her support from several labor unions and other organizations in the race.
Rachelle Martin is also running for Tumwater City Council, Position 5. She works for the Washington State Department of Health and currently serves as president of the Thurston-Lewis-Mason Central Labor Council.
Martin's campaign is focused on reducing the cost of living, encouraging redevelopment of the brewery district, and building a Tumwater that's welcoming for all residents. If elected, she has pledged to increase the local minimum wage, strengthen workers' rights, and limit rent increases and evictions. Her very progressive campaign has earned her support from several labor unions and other organizations in the race.
Rachelle Martin is also running for Tumwater City Council, Position 5. She works for the Washington State Department of Health and currently serves as president of the Thurston-Lewis-Mason Central Labor Council.
Martin's campaign is focused on reducing the cost of living, encouraging redevelopment of the brewery district, and building a Tumwater that's welcoming for all residents. If elected, she has pledged to increase the local minimum wage, strengthen workers' rights, and limit rent increases and evictions. Her very progressive campaign has earned her support from several labor unions and other organizations in the race.
