Let’s Re-Elect Bruce!

Seattle Times Logo“Crime is down. There are fewer homeless encampments. Over the last four years, polls suggest people increasingly believe Seattle is on the right track…The city is better off than it was four years ago.”

SeattleMedium“The rhetoric of his opponents cannot erase the progress Seattle has seen under his leadership. It is clear: Bruce Harrell has delivered results in challenging times and deserves the opportunity to continue the work of revitalizing our city…” Read full endorsement here.

“Harrell has expanded public safety reform, small business recovery, and supported significant investments in affordable housing and immigrant communities.” Read full endorsement here.

Endorsed by Current & Former Elected Leaders

Endorsed by Labor, Affordable Housing, Environmental, & Transportation Organizations

MLK LaborRepresenting more than 220,000 workers and 150+ affiliate unions.
“MLK Labor is proud to offer our sole endorsement to Mayor Bruce Harrell for re-election because he has a proven track record of delivering real results for working people. In the last four years, he has delivered two strong, pro-worker levies, defended Seattle’s nation-leading worker protection laws, and demonstrated the resolve to stand up to federal overreach when working people’s rights are at stake. Now more than ever, blue cities like Seattle need experienced, strong elected leaders to uphold our values.”
SEIU 775Representing more than 55,000 long-term care workers.
“SEIU 775 is proud to endorse Mayor Bruce Harrell for re-election. Throughout his tenure, Mayor Harrell has demonstrated a strong commitment to working people and the families who provide essential services. He has consistently stood up for care workers and gig workers alike to champion policies that support their rights and work. We value our partnership with Mayor Harrell and look forward to continuing our shared work to make Seattle a more affordable, and livable city for all.”

Transportation for Washington and Washington BikesTransportation for Washington:
“Mayor Harrell has demonstrated his commitment to getting Seattle’s transit riders moving. Under his leadership, the city shaped and passed the largest levy in Seattle history. Mayor Harrell convened a diverse coalition to shape this vision, which won over 250,000 votes at the ballot last November.”
Read full endorsement here.

WA Bikes:
“Washington Bikes endorses Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell for re-election due to his support for record investments in Seattle’s bike network. During his first term, Mayor Harrell has shown a commitment to making Seattle safer and more accessible for people who bike.”
Read full endorsement here
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ATU Local 587 Black Caucus

Elected Officials - More!

  • Governor Bob Ferguson
  • Attorney General Nick Brown
  • US Senator Maria Cantwell
  • Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal
  • Congressman Adam Smith
  • Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland
  • Former US Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Marcia Fudge
  • Secretary of State Steve Hobbs
  • Former King County Executive Dow Constantine
  • King County Prosecuting Attorney Leesa Manion
  • King County Councilmember Claudia Balducci
  • King County Councilmember Rod Dembowski
  • King County Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda
  • Seattle City Councilmember Joy Hollingsworth
  • Seattle City Councilmember Robert Kettle
  • Seattle City Councilmember Cathy Moore
  • Seattle City Councilmember Rob Saka
  • Seattle City Councilmember Mark Solomon
  • Seattle City Councilmember Dan Strauss
  • Former Seattle Mayor & Current Deputy Mayor Tim Burgess
  • Former State Representative & Current Deputy Mayor Jessyn Farrell
  • State Senator Claudia Kauffman
  • State Senator John Lovick
  • Former State Senator Joe Nguyen
  • State Senator Jamie Pedersen
  • State Senator Jesse Salomon
  • State Senator Javier Valdez
  • State Senator Marko Liias
  • State Representative Lauren Davis
  • State Representative David Hackney
  • State Representative Cindy Ryu
  • State Representative Chipalo Street
  • State Representative Sharon Tomiko Santos
  • State Representative Chris Stearns
  • State Representative Jamila Taylor
  • Port Commissioner Ryan Calkins
  • Port Commissioner Sam Cho
  • Port Commissioner Fred Felleman
  • Port Commissioner Toshiko Hasegawa
  • Port Commissioner Hamdi Mohamed
  • Former Governor Christine Gregoire
  • Former Governor Jay Inslee
  • Former Governor Gary Locke
  • Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers
  • Auburn Mayor Nancy Backus
  • Bellevue Mayor Lynne Robinson
  • Bothell Mayor Mason Thompson
  • Burien Mayor Kevin Schilling
  • Federal Way Mayor Jim Ferrell
  • Kent Mayor Dana Ralph
  • Redmond Mayor Angela Birney
  • Renton Mayor Armando Pavone
  • SeaTac Mayor Mohamed Egal
  • Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards
  • Tukwila Mayor Thomas McLeod
  • Federal Way City Councilmember Lydia Assefa-Dawson
  • SeaTac City Councilmember Joe Vinson
  • Tukwila City Councilmember Tosh Sharp
  • Former Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan
  • Former Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels
  • Former Seattle Mayor Norm Rice
  • Former Seattle Mayor Wes Uhlman
  • Former Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes
  • Former Seattle City Councilmember Sally Bagshaw
  • Former Seattle City Councilmember Sally Clark
  • Former Seattle City Councilmember Richard Conlin
  • Former Seattle City Councilmember David Della
  • Former Seattle City Councilmember Jan Drago
  • Former Seattle City Councilmember Sherry Harris
  • Former Seattle City Councilmember Rob Johnson
  • Former Seattle City Councilmember Debora Juarez
  • Former Seattle City Councilmember Abel Pacheco
  • Former Seattle City Councilmember Tom Rasmussen
  • Former Seattle City Councilmember Dolores Sibonga
  • Snohomish County Executive Director for Economic Development & Former Senior Deputy Mayor of Seattle Mike Fong
  • King Council Superior Court Judge & Retired Tulalip Tribal Court Judge Michael Fox
  • Seattle School Board Member Brandon Hersey
  • Former Seattle School Board Member Mary Bass
  • Renton Councilmember Ed Prince
  • Bothell Deputy Mayor Rami Al-Kabra
  • Former Mayor of Everett Ray Stephanson
  • Former State Senator Rosa Franklin
  • Former State Senator Adam Kline
  • Former State Representative Dawn Mason
  • Former State Representative Jesse Johnson
  • Former State Representative Velma Veloria
  • Former WA State Senator and Chair of the Washington State Democratic Party Dwight Pelz
  • Former U.S. Ambassador Roger Nyhus

Community & Organization Leaders:

  • Carey Anderson, Senior Pastor First AME Church
  • Harry Bailey, Former Seattle Police Chief
  • Doug Baldwin, Former Professional Athlete & Civic and Community Leader
  • Laurie Black, President and CEO, Boys and Girls Clubs of King County
  • William Bradford, Former Dean, UW School of Business
  • Claude Burfect, Labor Leader
  • Jamal Crawford, Former Professional Athlete & Community Leader
  • Lisa Daugaard, Director, Purpose Dignity Action
  • Dominique Davis, Community Leader
  • Hayward Evans, Civic Leader
  • Leonard Forsman, Chairman, Suquamish Tribal Council
  • Sara Franklin-Philips, WA State Adrian American Affairs Commissioner
  • Ollie Garrett, President and CEO, Tabor 100
  • Teri Gobin, Chairwoman, Tulalip Tribes Board of Directors
  • Glen Gobin, Council Member, Tulalip Tribe Council
  • Angela Griffin, CEO, Byrd Barr Place
  • Lem Howell, Civil Rights Leader
  • Roberto Jourdan, Former President, Black Firefighters Association
  • Benjamin Lee, Chairman, Greater China Hong Kong Business Association
  • Eddie Lincoln, CEO, Equal Opportunity Schools
  • Ben Maritz, Affordable Housing Leader
  • Gordon McHenry, President and CEO, United Way King County
  • Michelle Merriweather, President and CEO of the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle
  • Nate Miles, Civic and Business Leader
  • Denise Moriguchi, President and CEO, Uwajimaya
  • Robert Nellams, Former Director, Seattle Center
  • Tom Norwalk, President and CEO, Visit Seattle
  • Constance Rice, Civic Leader
  • Carolyn Riley-Payne, Former President, NAACP Seattle King County
  • Rogelio Riojas, Founder and CEO, Sea Mar
  • David Rolf, Labor Leader
  • Eddie Rye, Civic Leader
  • Jon Scholes, President & CEO, DSA
  • Sheley Secrest, President, WA State NAACP and Civil Rights Leader
  • Rachel Smith, CEO, Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce
  • Mary Ellen Stone, Former CEO, KC Sexual Assault Resource Center
  • Bobby Wagner, Professional Athlete and Civic Leader
  • James Wong, CEO, Vibrant Cities
  • Anthony Wright, CEO, Pioneer Human Services

*Organization listed for identifying purposes only.

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