Donations into Everett mayoral race tops 150,000

Snohomish, WALocal News

As the 2025 mayoral election in Everett draws nearer, candidates have already amassed over $150,000 in donations, showcasing the race's competitive spirit. Incumbent Mayor Cassie Franklin leads the fundraising efforts with $81,946, followed by former Councilman Scott Murphy, who has raised $77,050. Civic leader Janice Greene trails with $10,725, highlighting the varied backgrounds of the candidates. These financial figures, reported as of January 31, indicate early campaigning strategies and community engagement efforts. The significant contributions reflect not just individual support but also the broader political landscape as candidates prepare for the upcoming election.

The fundraising success may influence voter perceptions and campaign strategies as the race evolves. Observers will be keen to see how these early financial advantages translate into electoral success. With a diverse field and strong backing, the 2025 mayoral race in Everett promises to be an engaging political event.

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