In the past fifty years of Seattle elections, the 2025 Dream Team are now the top four vote-getters of any general election campaign.

The number of people who voted for that slate is greater than the total population of Skagit County.

The Rinck, Evans, and Foster campaigns are now officially ranked 2nd, 9th, and 13th, respectively, in total votes received in general elections in Seattle going back to 1973. AMR now holds the top two spots. And counting is far from done.

Seattle, together we rise.

Shoulder to Shoulder in Seattle.

In the pouring rain today. 4 women working to makes things better

Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal
CM Alexis Mercedes Rinck
Dionne Foster for City Council
Erika Evans for City Attorney (speaking)

Hey Seattle union members! 📣

It's the final weekend before Election Day and we can't leave any door unknocked. Join us Saturday morning at Othello Playground to support Erika Evans, Dionne Foster & Alexis Mercedes Rinck.

Let's make it HUGE 👻

Will Erika Evans be Seattle’s next lawyer-in-chief? Erika Evans discusses her plans and priorities if elected to be Seattle's next City Attorney.

Seattle City Attorney candidate Erika Evans joined @realchangenews.bsky.social to discuss her plans to tackle structural injustices in the criminal legal system and fight back against Trump. She also didn't hold back on her criticism of incumbent Ann Davison:
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Excited to vote for this group! @wilsonforseattle.bsky.social @alexis4seattle.bsky.social Dionne Foster, and Erika Evans!

Picture of a ballot with votes for Katie Wilson for Mayor, Erika Evans for City Attorney, and Eddie Lin, Alexis Mercedes Rinck, and Dionne Foster for City Council.

Let’s fucking do this, Seattle! Vote for @wilsonforseattle.bsky.social
Erika Evans
Dionne Foster
@alexis4seattle.bsky.social
@linforseattle.bsky.social
#SEAelex

Absolutely! Vote Erika Evans!

A photo of my ballot, with votes cast for Katie Wilson (Mayor), Erika Evans (City Attorney), Alexis Mercedes Rinck (council position 8), and Dionne Foster (council position 9)

So honored to vote for the fabulous four! @wilsonforseattle.bsky.social @electerikaevans.bsky.social @alexis4seattle.bsky.social and Dionne Foster. Best slate I’ve ever voted for. Let’s win this, #Seattle

Let’s go💪🏾

Thank you to everyone who came through for our general campaign kickoff! Big thanks to @nickbrownnow.bsky.social @jayapal.house.gov

We're going to get this done in November because we're fighters—for our values, our rights, and for justice here in Seattle.

Let's go, Team!

Join @jayapal.house.gov and @nickbrownnow.bsky.social and many others to support Seattle’s next City Attorney @electerikaevans.bsky.social this Saturday from 12:30-2 pm at a Cap Hill wine shop (address provided with RSVP)!

We are deeply honored to have all four King County Councilmembers who represent parts of Seattle endorsing this campaign.

President Trump is sending troops to intimidate communities in the PNW. Seattle deserves a City Attorney who will stand up to authoritarianism—not call it "an emotional response”. As your next City Attorney, I will always fight for our rights and our city with courage and urgency. #Seattle

When community organizations and the city’s own Surveillance Advisory Working Group has “expressed serious concerns about the potential harm the technologies in this pilot would cause, especially to immigrant, refugee, and other vulnerable communities” 𝘄𝗲 𝘀𝗵𝗼𝘂𝗹𝗱 𝗹𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗻.

Thank you, @ppaawest.bsky.social for this honor. I will always fight for us: our reproductive rights, our bodies, our values.

Erika Evans 51%, Ann Davison 37% in Seattle City Attorney race

@electerikaevans.bsky.social CRUSHING Ann Davison 51-37 in Seattle City Attorney race tonight! SO PROUD of Erika!

This victory is because of you—our communities, our values, our city. Together, we will take this 💪🏾to the general. Team City!!!!

We are honored to have your sole endorsement. Thank you, @thedailyuw.bsky.social

Ann Davison, Erika Evans ahead of Rory O'Sullivan and Nathan Rouse for Seattle City Attorney, NPI Civic Heartbeat poll finds - NPI's Cascadia Advocate Incumbent Davison and challenger Evans each received double-digit support in NPI's July 2025 survey of the August Seattle electorate, with fellow challengers O'Sullivan and Rouse each in the single di...

Ann Davison, Erika Evans ahead of Rory O’Sullivan and Nathan Rouse for Seattle City Attorney, NPI Civic Heartbeat poll finds

Incumbent Davison and challenger Evans each received double-digit support in NPI's July 2025 survey of the August Seattle electorate...

#waelex #seaelex

A poster taped to a traffic light pole that lists five candidates endorsed by the 43rd District Democrats: Katie Wilson for Mayor, Erika Evans for City Attorney, Dionne Foster for Council Position 9, Alexis Mercedes Rinck for Council Position 8, and Joe Mizrahi for School Board Position 4.

Just did a little bit of postering in my precinct for our @43rddemocrats.org endorsed candidates. @wilsonforseattle.bsky.social @electerikaevans.bsky.social Dionne Foster, @alexis4seattle.bsky.social and @joemiz.bsky.social slapped these posters I designed around the 48 route and the G line.

A photo of Erika Evans, with Seattle City Attorney underneath. There is a badge in the top right of the graphic that says 43rd Endorsed with a check mark

A map of Lower Queen Anne near KEXP, with a star marking the Met Market Queen Anne Ballot Drop Box location, 100 Mercer St Vote by August 5th

We proudly endorse Erika Evans (@electerikaevans.bsky.social) for City of Seattle City Attorney ✅

📣 Spread the word- talk to your friends and neighbors about the upcoming election and encourage them to vote!

Check out our full list of endorsements and find a ballot drop box ➡️ 43rddems.org/vote

She left her federal job because of Trump. Now she’s running for office to fight his policies | CNN Politics Becoming a federal prosecutor was a longtime professional dream for Erika Evans, one she achieved nearly four years ago.

Emerge is featured in @cnn.com for our work supporting former federal workers like Erika Evans run for higher office! We are proud to support #EmergeAlums like Erika who are stepping up to lead their communities. www.cnn.com/2025/07/19/p...

Thank you @cnn.com

We are endorsed by 37 current & former elected officials. Why? Because this is a grassroots, community-driven, people-first campaign. From WA State Attorney General Nick Brown to former Supreme Court Justice Bobbe Bridge, leaders are backing this campaign b/c they trust my experience 2 lead Seattle.

Bloomberg Former Federal Workers Find an Outlet in Local Elections If elected, Erika Evans would be the first Black woman and person of color to serve as Seattle City Attorney. She is participating in a six-month 70-hour training program through Emerge.

A’shanti F. Gholar, president of Emerge, says government workers are well-positioned for elections because they “know what it takes.” “I think we have to remember these are civil servants,” said Gholar. “They were there to serve. So this is another way for them to continue their service.” But it’s not just spurned federal employees that groups like Emerge are seeing in their cohorts. Tory Hoover, 58, joined Emerge’s winter cohort in January after hearing about the organization while working for the Harris-Waltz campaign. She says that the current administration is “disenfranchising people and trying to keep the middle class down,” which gets her fired up. “I just did not wanna continue to be that person to always be like, ‘I wish someone would do something,’” she says. “Why am I not standing up for people?” As a cosmetologist in Rockdale, Georgia, the proud grandmother of two spends a lot of time “behind the chair” talking to those who may become her constituents. She knows what people are struggling with and wants to help them. While Hoover has not decided what office she’s going to run for, she definitely wants a hands-on role where she can get into “good trouble,” she says. Arjoon Srikanth, a former software engineer and son of Indian immigrants, is running for Virginia’s 1st House of Delegates District in Arlington, with the hope that he will be the kind of politician he would like to have in office. “I’m worried about the country and I’m worried about what will happen if we don’t step up and do something now,” he said.

Professionals like Erika Evans aren't alone. As shared with @bloomberg.com, we saw a 157% increase in interest in running for office between Nov-Feb vs. the same period last year. Join an Emerge training like Erika Evans and impact your community: emergeamerica.org/candidate-tr...

This campaign is about you-protecting our rights, our people, and our city. We are people-powered.

Stand with me so l can stand for you💪🏾 @mlklabor.bsky.social @43rddemocrats.org @ufcw3000.bsky.social @seiu775.org @seiu6.bsky.social @uaw.org

Vote for Erika Evans for City Attorney The Stranger's endorsement for City Attorney in the 2025 primary.

The Stranger Election Control Board endorses Erika Evans for City Attorney. Read the full endorsement below: