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Seattle Mayoral Candidate Joe Mallahan stopped by Seattle's Morning News to express why he thinks he's a good fit for office, ...
Joe Mallahan, a Seattle mayoral candidate, critiques current leadership while campaigning for change in the city.
Joe Mallahan is the one in the pressed shirts, the self-proclaimed “proven leader” who “drives efficiencies” and wants to make Seattle more business-friendly. The question for Seattle ...
Attorney Mike McGinn, who was opposed by the business, labor and political establishment while running a populist campaign, was leading businessman Joe Mallahan in early returns Tuesday night.
A new competitor has emerged against Bruce Harrell in Seattle’s 2025 race for mayor. Former T-Mobile executive and 2009 mayoral candidate Joe Mallahan announced Thursday that he’s campaigning ...
Now, what will a November matchup look like between Joe Mallahan and Mike McGinn? At first glance, this year might look a lot like 2001, when Mayor Paul Schell lost in the primary. But both of ...
While McGinn has been engaged in the life of the city, T-Mobile executive Joe Mallahan (who plunked down $200,000 of his own money to launch his campaign) has disregarded it. For example ...
At a candid post-election forum, campaign strategists for Joe Mallahan admitted last night that they hid Joe Mallahan from the press and public to prevent him from damaging his own campaign.
Among the companies that wanted to put the structures in neighborhoods was T-Mobile, where mayoral candidate Joe Mallahan is a vice president. In March of 2003 Nickels proposed legislation banning ...
This morning finds T-Mobile exec and mayoral hopeful Joe Mallahan at a Rainier Senior Center to announce his plan to increase city spending on such centers and expand a program to help retirement ...
No one can accuse mayoral candidate Joe Mallahan of not putting his money where his mouth was.Those who raised less won more. That’s the gist of today’s report from an election watchdog ...
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