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Alison Perera (Coupeville School District, At-large, Washington, candidate 2023)
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Alison Perera ran for election to the Coupeville School District school board District 4 At-large in Washington. Perera was on the ballot in the general election on November 7, 2023.[source]
[1]Elections
General election
General election for Coupeville School District school board District 4 At-large
David Ford and Alison Perera ran in the general election for Coupeville School District school board District 4 At-large on November 7, 2023.
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| David Ford (Nonpartisan) | ||
| Alison Perera (Nonpartisan) | ||
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Perera completed a candidate statement for VoteWA. In it, she said, “Coupeville has had years of challenges with budget shortfalls, achievement gaps, and students struggling to find a new normal in a changed world. But my time on the school board has shown me that although these are big issues, progress is possible when we put students first, and we can do hard things when we do them together.”
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2023 Elections
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