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Erika Evans
Seattle City Attorney
About the Office
The City Attorney is responsible for appearing in judicial, administrative and other legal actions; issuing legal opinions to city officers; drafting ordinances, bonds, and other legal documents; prosecuting ordinance violations in municipal court; and providing a full range of legal services to various City departments, boards, and entities.
Term Length
4 years
Election Date
Nov 4, 2025
About Me
Party
Nonpartisan
Occupation
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My Top Issues
Wages / Job Benefits
Increase resources for City Attorney’s Office staff handling support for workers and worker rights.
Criminal Justice / Public Safety
Erika will employ diversion, restorative justice principles, and accountability tools to bring a balanced approach to property crime prosecutions.
Wages / Job Benefits
Hold employers who engage in wage theft and unfair practices accountable and stand firm with working people on matters of justice and fundamental rights.
Criminal Justice / Public Safety
Expand proven intervention and alternative justice programs that remove people from settings where they may harm themselves or others.
Immigration
Stand up to attacks on the rights of immigrants and asylum seekers.
Criminal Justice / Public Safety
Erika understands how to move DUI cases forward, and she will do so without pointing fingers or making excuses.
Criminal Justice / Public Safety
As a seasoned Federal prosecutor who held high-level fentanyl traffickers accountable, Erika knows the need for a coordinated response to make real impacts.
Criminal Justice / Public Safety
Erika will bring experience as a city and federal prosecutor to emphasize domestic violence cases and restore the lives and peace of mind survivors deserve.
Criminal Justice / Public Safety
Push for needed changes in state law that allow for CARE Team dispatch—freeing up traditional police resources and ensuring the right type of responder can address emergency calls.
Environment / Energy
Fight back against the rollback of climate protections.
Wages / Job Benefits
Continue to enforce and expand fair labor practices.
Criminal Justice / Public Safety
Restore standard appellate processes to appeal rulings when appropriate and avoid the blanket affidavit practices utilized by the current Republican City Attorney, which are creating conflict and backlogs in our Municipal Court.
Housing
Partner with the Regional Homelessness Authority and other providers to help unhoused people get into shelter and supportive services and reduce the burden on ineffective jail and emergency room settings.
Criminal Justice / Public Safety
A renewed focus on reducing large settlement amounts.
Who I'm Running Against
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