Building a District Where People Can Live, Work, Belong, and Thrive
A longtime Seattle City Council District 5 resident, educator, and civic leader
whose career spans more than three decades of strengthening public systems and expanding opportunity for diverse communities. An immigrant who built her life in North Seattle, Kang brings a grounded understanding of how policy decisions affect working families, immigrants, and small businesses.
Seattle District 5 residents will receive and can use their Democracy Vouchers to support Julie Kang.
Julie’s priorities are grounded in
lived experience, practical solutions, and a belief that local government should work for everyday people. District 5 is diverse, resilient, and deeply community-rooted, yet too often overlooked.
Priority One
Affordability for Working Families
Priority Two
Housing That Builds Community
Priority Three
Compassionate Solutions
Priority Four
Bolster Protections for Our Communities
Trusted by community leaders, educators, and neighbors
Julie Kang is supported by educators, community leaders, small business owners, and neighbors across District 5 who know her work and share her commitment to safety, belonging, and practical solutions. These endorsements reflect years of trusted relationships built through listening, service, and showing up for the community. Together, they represent a broad coalition united by a belief in responsive, non-partisan leadership that moves District 5 forward — one step at a time.
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I will build a District That Works for Everyone.
My priorities reflect a simple belief that Seattle is strongest when people can afford to live here, feel safe in their neighborhoods, and trust that their city sees them. District 5 deserves nothing less
Public Forum with Seattle City Council District 5 Vacancy Finalists
This public forum, held at the Library Building at North Seattle College, and moderated by Unified Outreach’s Ed Dumas and April Goode, provides an opportunity
‘We are Americans’: Large Seattle rally calls to end hate against Asian Americans
In Seattle, a large rally at the Seattle Center brought together community members to demand an end to rising harassment and violence targeting Asian Americans.