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Progressives Win Seattle Primaries, Data Points Them as Favorites in General » The Urbanist

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By Andrew Hong
| The Urbanist
After losing three consecutive mayoral races and six of nine Council seats in two years, Seattle progressives sealed their best Primary election in over a decade. The headline race for Seattle Mayor was the biggest upset of the night: progressive challenger Katie Wilson will comfortably win the Primary over incumbent centrist Bruce Harrell (48% to 44%).
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ASSU election data reveals student attitudes on VSOs

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By Andrew Hong
| The Stanford Daily Verified
On April 26, Stanford undergraduate and graduate students voted in the 2025 ASSU Elections for class presidents and Senate leadership and also approved annual grants for voluntary student organizations (VSOs). The results not only dictate which clubs receive funding but also shed light on student opinion on hundreds of VSOs — from the lowest support for Stanford College Republicans (SCR) to the highest for Stanford Undergraduate Research Association.
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Op-Ed: Seattle Voters Want Progressive Change, Data Shows

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By Andrew Hong
| The Urbanist
Centrists, backed by The Seattle Times Editorial Board and Downtown business groups, were given a chance to govern Seattle in the last four years. In 2021, Seattleites elected a corporate-backed centrist governing majority with Mayor Bruce Harrell, City Council President Sara Nelson, Republican City Attorney Ann Davison; and shortly after, a new centrist supermajority in City Council. Now ahead of their 2025 re-election, they have failed to deliver in the eyes of most Seattleites.
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