White Center Now: The blog about White Center

Eight months before the 2026 primary, eleven months before the 2026 general election, our area’s King County Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda is launching her re-election campaign. Mosqueda left the Seattle City Council to join the County Council after winning 55 percent of the vote in November 2023. She’ll be running for re-election after three years rather than four years because voters approved changing the county charter so that these are even-year elections rather than odd years as in the past. Mosqueda’s announcement came in a news release that says she has “strengthened housing stability, expanded public health services, protected workers, and delivered meaningful investments to communities from West Seattle, to Capitol Hill, Downtown Seattle, South Park, the Duwamish Valley, White Center, Burien, Tukwila, and of course Vashon-Maury Island.” It also says: “A Campaign Launch event is scheduled for January 8th in White Center.” We just checked the state website and it does not appear anyone else has registered a campaign for this position yet.

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