After spending 27 years wrongfully imprisoned, Evaristo Salas is turning his story of resilience into a campaign for Sunnyside School Board, District 3. His platform is built on equity, support for educators, and community involvement, offering voters a choice rooted in justice and hope.
Sunnyside school board member Leticia Zesati has announced her campaign for City Council District 1, offering a vision of unity, equity, and opportunity in contrast to incumbent Theresa Hancock. With endorsements from the United Farm Workers and deep roots in the community, Zesati’s candidacy marks a new direction for Sunnyside.
Chelsea Dimas officially launched her campaign for State Representative in Washington’s 14th Legislative District with a community fundraiser in Grandview, rallying supporters behind her platform of housing, workers’ rights, education, and healthcare.
Councilwoman Vicky Ripley has brought little vision or leadership to Sunnyside’s District 4. This November, voters have a choice: continue with passive representation, or elect Ramon Chavez, a mentor, coach, and leader rooted in service and community.
Adolph Muller, a Sunnyside resident and teacher, is running for City Council. From his childhood as a refugee to his role as a community leader, Muller says his campaign is about fairness, inclusion, and ensuring every voice is represented.
Sunnyside is at a crossroads. After years of stagnant leadership, backroom politics, and divisive decision-making, a new chapter…
Sunnyside, WA — For more than 30 years, Ramon Chavez has dedicated his life to serving others. Now,…
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