Let’s build a city that reflects our community

Woodinville is at a crossroads. The decisions made in this election will determine whether our city grows in a way that reflects the needs of residents, or continues down a path shaped by outside interests, rushed planning, and costly missteps. Our current City Council has prioritized developer incentives and regional politics over affordability, transparency, and livability. This election is our chance to change direction. By electing leaders who listen, plan responsibly, and invest in the neighborhoods we call home, we can protect what makes Woodinville special and ensure a future that works for everyone.

2025 Candidate Endorsements

  • Jeff Lyon portrait

    Jeff Lyon

    Woodinville City Council Position 1

  • Rachel Best-Campbell portrait

    Rachel Best-Campbell

    Woodinville City Council Position 3

  • Tanner Mills portrait

    Tanner Mills

    Woodinville City Council Position 5

  • Brandon Finley portrait

    Brandon Finley

    Woodinville City Council Position 7

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Towers, Traffic, and Taxes
Towers, Traffic, and Taxes

The Woodinville City Council is pushing economic segregation and a massive redevelopment of Downtown that will grow the city by 25%, including high-rise towers that are concentrated near already congested intersections. The initiative could cost up to $226 million and increase annual taxes by $1,500 per year or more per family.

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What is Real Representation?
What is Real Representation?

Woodinville was built on self-determination, neighbors working together to shape our own future. Today, outside influences and political agendas are steering our city in the wrong direction. It’s time to ask: Who does our local government really serve?

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What You Should Know About Woodinville’s Budget
What You Should Know About Woodinville’s Budget

The City of Woodinville just published its 2025-2026 biennial budget. Learn more about the City’s operating deficit and large investment in a politically motivated Eastrail Multi Use (EMU) district.

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