I think his experience with the Federalist Society is a plus, not a negative. It is no more of a cult than the ACLU is a cult. While I don't a don't agree with all of their positions, the Federalist Society is a group of dedicated patriots passionate about constitutional principals.

In addition, I welcome his refreshing stance on not going after single family homes.

It'll actually be some interesting choices this year for district 3 without She-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named sucking all of the oxygen out of the room.

Efrain is a refreshing alternative to help get our city back on track. I agree with his vacancy tax and I do support his work as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney on rehabilitation rather than incarceration of petty criminals. We do need more housing of all types and I do think that single family neighborhoods are what help define the City of Seattle. This is shaping up to be an exciting District 3 race!

He’s more ready-for-prime-time than most of the woke community organizers who have tossed their hats in the ring, but “throwing a lid” over I-5 in downtown Seattle is a lot harder and more expensive than people think, and tripling-down on the Streetcar…. Ugh.

Here's me looking for the candidate that says, "I want to mothball the Design Review Board and get things built."

Definitely not voting for anyone dumb enough to court the federalist society, or finish law school knowing nothing exactly nothing about Clarence Thomas. At the most charitable, that means he's a blind opportunist who just bumbles into success and the impacts on people are an afterthought.