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This page contains a list of political endorsements made by Seattle Transit Riders Union.
This section displays endorsements this organization made in elections within Ballotpedia's coverage scope.
| Endorsee | Election | Stage | Outcome |
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| Andrew Reding source (Nonpartisan) | Bellingham City Council Ward 6 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Brittany Miles source (Nonpartisan) | Bothell City Council Position 5 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Hugo Garcia source (Nonpartisan) | Burien City Council Position 1 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Rashell Lisowski source (Nonpartisan) | Burien City Council Position 3 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Sam Mendez source (Nonpartisan) | Burien City Council Position 3 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Sarah Moore source (Nonpartisan) | Burien City Council Position 5 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Rocco DeVito source (Nonpartisan) | Burien City Council Position 7 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Nigel Herbig source (Nonpartisan) | Kenmore City Council Position 4 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Claudia Balducci source (Nonpartisan) | King County Executive (2025) | Primary | Advanced in Primary |
| Girmay Zahilay source (Nonpartisan) | King County Executive (2025) | Primary | Advanced in Primary |
| Kurt Dresner source (Nonpartisan) | Kirkland City Council Position 7 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Josh Rosenau source (Nonpartisan) | Lake Forest Park City Council Position 3 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Josh Binda source (Nonpartisan) | Lynnwood City Council Position 3 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Katie Wilson source (Nonpartisan) | Mayor of Seattle (2025) | Primary | Advanced in Primary |
| Paul Charbonneau source (Nonpartisan) | Newcastle City Council Position 6 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Devin Rydel Kelly source (Nonpartisan) | Pierce County Charter Review Commissioner Board Council District 4 Position 2 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Michael Westgaard source (Nonpartisan) | Renton City Council Position 1 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Carmen Rivera source (Nonpartisan) | Renton City Council Position 2 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Paul Dutton source (Nonpartisan) | Renton City Council Position 6 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Caitlin Konya source (Nonpartisan) | SeaTac City Council Position 2 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Mohamed Egal source (Nonpartisan) | SeaTac City Council Position 4 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Rory O'Sullivan source (Nonpartisan) | Seattle City Attorney (2025) | Primary | Lost Primary |
| Jamie Fackler source (Nonpartisan) | Seattle City Council District 2 (2025) | Primary | Lost Primary |
| Alexis Mercedes Rinck source (Nonpartisan) | Seattle City Council Position 8 At-large (2025) | Primary | Advanced in Primary |
| Dionne Foster source (Nonpartisan) | Seattle City Council Position 9 At-Large (2025) | Primary | Advanced in Primary |
| Hannah Hedrick source (Nonpartisan) | Tukwila City Council Position 3 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Krysteena Mann source (Nonpartisan) | Tukwila City Council Position 7 (2025) | Primary | – |
| Saunatina Sanchez source (Nonpartisan) | Seattle City Council Position 8 At-large (2024) | General | Lost Primary |
| Melissa Chaudhry source (D) | U.S. House Washington District 9 (2024) | General | Lost General |
| Andrew Reding source (Nonpartisan) | Whatcom County Charter Review Commissioner Board District 1 (2024) | Primary | – |
| Tye Reed source (Nonpartisan) | Seattle City Council District 5 (2023) | Primary | Lost Primary |
| Measure | Position | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Seattle, Washington, Initiative 135, Social Housing Developer Authority Measure (February 2023) source | Support | Approved |
| Washington Initiative 2124, Opt-Out of Long-Term Services Insurance Program Initiative (2024) source | Oppose | Defeated |
| Washington SJR 8201, Allow Investment of Long-Term Services and Supports Trust Fund in Stocks and Other Equities Amendment (2025) source | Support | On the ballot |
| Partisan composition of Seattle Transit Riders Union endorsees | |
|---|---|
| Political party | # of endorsees |
| Democratic Party | 1 |
| Republican Party | 0 |
| Nonpartisan | 30 |
| Total | 31 |
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