Andrew J. Lewis (politician)

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Andrew J. Lewis
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Member of the Seattle City Council
from District 7
In office
January 6, 2020 (2020-01-06) –January 2, 2024
Members of the Seattle City Council
Council President: Sara Nelson
   

District 1
Rob Saka
District 6
Dan Strauss

District 2
Tammy Morales
District 7
Robert Kettle

District 3
Joy Hollingsworth
At-large 8
Alexis Rinck

District 4
Maritza Rivera
At-large 9
Sara Nelson

District 5
Cathy Moore

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