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Korean American tops city council bid in Seattle suburb
November 9, 2015
By The Korea Times Seattle staff
It looks like a Korean American will take the District 3 seat of SeaTac, Washington.
Peter Kwon, 46, received more than 60 percent of votes against opponent Sally Andrew’s 39 percent in the general election last Tuesday.
Kwon, who ran as a non-partisan candidate, had come out on top in the August primaries as well.
SeaTac, a suburb of Seattle, has a population of about 26,900 as of the 2012 U.S. Census.
Kwon is a systems engineer who has worked at Rhapsody, Microsoft, Boeing, the University of Washington and Nordstrom.
He is an immigrant from South Korea.
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