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Chelsea Bjorkman (Fife School District, Position 2, Washington, candidate 2023)
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Chelsea Bjorkman ran for election to the Fife School District school board Position 2 in Washington. Bjorkman was on the ballot in the general election on November 7, 2023.[source]
[1]Elections
General election
General election for Fife School District school board Position 2
Chelsea Bjorkman ran in the general election for Fife School District school board Position 2 on November 7, 2023.
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Bjorkman completed a candidate statement for VoteWA. In it, she said, “If elected, I will continue to fight for the needs of our kids, educations, administrators and the community to ensure all stakeholders can be as proud as I am to call the FME community home.” She added, “While I lean upon my professional experience when making decisions, it is imperative to listen to the needs of the community and its children before making any determinations. I will continue to do so, if I am elected to the board.”
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2023 Elections
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