-Hello. I'm your city attorney, Ann Davison.
Since being elected in 2021,
I've led the fight to make our city safer.
Now I'm leading the fight against unlawful actions
by the Trump administration.
And I will use the full weight of my office
to keep our community safe from his threats.
I first ran for office
because our laws reflect our values
and should apply to all of us equally,
from the White House to Seattle's most troubled areas.
As the first woman and mom to serve as city attorney,
I fought against human trafficking on Aurora
that disproportionately targets women and girls.
I've worked to eliminate open-air drug markets
threatening neighborhoods
and created a drug-prosecution alternative
to give those struggling with addiction
a pathway to treatment.
To reduce gun violence,
I proposed common-sense rules for after-hours venues
to curb late-night shootings.
I've also fought for the environment and consumers,
winning $160 million from corporate polluters
dumping toxic chemicals into the Duwamish River.
And I sued Kia and Hyundai
for needlessly exposing consumers to auto theft.
I brought transparency and accountability
by creating a groundbreaking data program
to show the public how our criminal justice system works,
bringing unprecedented visibility.
And I led the effort to push the state legislature
to fix the toxicology-lab backlog for DUIs
to improve roadway safety.
We cannot go back to being a city
that did not enforce its own laws
and allow public spaces to become unsafe and inaccessible.
I offer proven leadership, pragmatic solutions,
and a promise to keep fighting for Seattle's future.
I'm endorsed by former Democratic governors
Gregoire and Locke,
Democratic Congressman Adam Smith,
King County Prosecutor Leesa Manion,
Pierce County prosecutor Mary Robnett,
Seattle Building and Construction Trades Unions,
Seattle Firefighters Union, and a majority of the city council.
I'm running for re-election
because we still have more work to do.
I'm Ann Davison, and I'm asking for your vote
to ensure our city's improvements on safety
and livability continue.