Prop 1 fails to pass, certified - Clyde Hill Coalition

Prop 1 failed to pass. Certification was on 11/29 and showed 61% of voters were in favor of keeping the current form of government. For 69 years Clyde Hill voters have been able to elect their mayor, maintain checks and balances and separation of powers. This will continue.

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Clyde Hill 2025 General Election – Initial Results (Unofficial)

Updated: November 4, 2025 at 8:09 p.m.Source: King County Elections Early returns show a closely divided electorate in Clyde Hill’s City Council races, with 495 ballots counted so far out of 2,282 registered voters, a turnout of 21.69 percent as of Tuesday evening. Council Position No. 1 This race is too close to call, with only four votes …

Mayor Friedman Resigns—Pushed Out by Hachamovitch

Mayor Friedman Resigns—Pushed Out by Hachamovitch Mayor Steve Friedman announced he has resigned as of September 5th. While his public statement cites “personal decision,” few in Clyde Hill are convinced. Many believe Friedman is the latest casualty of Councilmember Dean Hachamovitch’s long-running pattern of political infighting, supported by his loyalists on Council—Lisa Slivka and Brad …

The Race Is Set

Three-Way Races Shape Up for Clyde Hill City Council in November Election The November 2025 General Election in Clyde Hill will feature contested races for all three City Council positions on the ballot and is shaping up to be one of the most consequential in Clyde Hill history. Each position has exactly two candidates, eliminating …