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2014 election results for Washington state

Last updated: December 10, 2014 at 1:59 pm with 87.4% of expected ballots counted statewide

View state and local election results by race and see county-by-county results for key statewide races. Uncontested races are not included. For complete Washington state results, visit the Washington Secretary of State.

Initiative 594: Background checks for firearm sales Read story

Concerns background checks for firearm sales and transfers

  • Yes
    1,242,734
    59.3%
  • No
    853,990
    40.7%
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Initiative 591: Prohibits certain firearms restrictions Read story

Concerns firearms

  • Yes
    929,220
    44.7%
  • No
    1,147,966
    55.3%
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Initiative 1351: Reducing K-12 class sizes Read story

Concerns K-12 education

  • Yes
    1,052,519
    51%
  • No
    1,012,958
    49%
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Seattle Prop. 1A and 1B: Competing child-care, early learning issues, Yes or No Read story

  • Yes
    151,709
    68.2%
  • No
    70,734
    31.8%

Seattle Prop. 1A and 1B (cont.): Which issue voter prefers Read story

  • Prop. 1A (unfunded measure)
    61,336
    31%
  • Prop. 1B (property-tax levy)
    136,594
    69%

Seattle Transportation Benefit District Prop. 1: Metro Transit funding Read story

  • Yes
    139,222
    62.4%
  • No
    83,767
    37.6%

Seattle Citizen Petition 1: Creation of a city monorail transportation authority Read story

  • Yes
    43,562
    19.5%
  • No
    179,966
    80.5%

Congressional District 1 Read story

  • * Suzan DelBene - D
    124,151
    55%
  • Pedro Celis - R
    101,428
    45%

Congressional District 4 Read story

  • Clint Didier - R
    75,307
    49.2%
  • Dan Newhouse - R
    77,772
    50.8%

Snohomish County Executive Read story

  • * John Lovick - D
    111,837
    55.7%
  • Carolyn Eslick - R
    89,095
    44.3%

U.S. House of Representatives

Congressional District 1 Map Read story

  • * Suzan DelBene - D
    124,151
    55%
  • Pedro Celis - R
    101,428
    45%

Congressional District 2 Map

  • * Rick Larsen - D
    122,173
    60.6%
  • B.J. Guillot - R
    79,518
    39.4%

Congressional District 3 Map

  • * Jaime Herrera Beutler - R
    124,796
    61.5%
  • Bob Dingethal - D
    78,018
    38.5%

Congressional District 4 Map Read story

  • Clint Didier - R
    75,307
    49.2%
  • Dan Newhouse - R
    77,772
    50.8%

Congressional District 5 Map

  • * Cathy McMorris Rodgers - R
    135,470
    60.7%
  • Joseph (Joe) Pakootas - D
    87,772
    39.3%

Congressional District 6 Map

  • * Derek Kilmer - D
    141,265
    63%
  • Marty McClendon - R
    83,025
    37%

Congressional District 7 Map

  • * Jim McDermott - D
    203,954
    81%
  • Craig Keller - R
    47,921
    19%

Congressional District 8 Map

  • * Dave Reichert - R
    125,741
    63.3%
  • Jason Ritchie - D
    73,003
    36.7%

Congressional District 9 Map

  • * Adam Smith - D
    118,132
    70.8%
  • Doug Basler - R
    48,662
    29.2%

Congressional District 10 Map

  • * Denny Heck - D
    99,279
    54.7%
  • Joyce McDonald - R
    82,213
    45.3%

Initiative 594: Background checks for firearm sales Read story

Concerns background checks for firearm sales and transfers

  • Yes
    1,242,734
    59.3%
  • No
    853,990
    40.7%
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Initiative 591: Prohibits certain firearms restrictions Read story

Concerns firearms

  • Yes
    929,220
    44.7%
  • No
    1,147,966
    55.3%
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Initiative 1351: Reducing K-12 class sizes Read story

Concerns K-12 education

  • Yes
    1,052,519
    51%
  • No
    1,012,958
    49%
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Advisory Vote 8: The Legislature cut marijuana excise-tax preferences

Concerns marijuana excise tax

  • Repealed
    874,623
    45.6%
  • Maintained
    1,043,881
    54.4%
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Advisory Vote 9: The Legislature imposed leasehold excise tax on tribal property

Concerns leasehold excise tax on tribal property

  • Repealed
    833,342
    44.7%
  • Maintained
    1,029,729
    55.3%
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District 1 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Derek Stanford - D
    25,276
    58.4%
  • Mark Davies - R
    17,985
    41.6%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Luis Moscoso - D
    23,198
    53.9%
  • Edward J. Barton - R
    19,834
    46.1%

District 2 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • Graham Hunt - R
    22,369
    62.3%
  • Greg Hartman - D
    13,510
    37.7%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * J.T. Wilcox - R
    24,837
    71.8%
  • Steven Nielson - L
    9,734
    28.2%

District 3 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Marcus Riccelli - D
    19,946
    59.9%
  • Tim Benn - I
    13,349
    40.1%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Timm Ormsby - D
    22,606
    69.5%
  • Paul Delaney - L
    9,935
    30.5%

District 4 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • Bob McCaslin - R
    25,268
    58%
  • Diana Wilhite - R
    18,301
    42%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Matt Shea - R
    25,114
    57.8%
  • Josh Arritola - R
    18,372
    42.2%

District 5 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Jay Rodne - R
    26,029
    57.6%
  • Essie Hicks - D
    19,131
    42.4%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Chad Magendanz - R
    26,287
    59%
  • David Spring - D
    18,259
    41%

District 6 Map

State Senator

  • * Michael Baumgartner - R
    28,309
    57.5%
  • Rich Cowan - D
    20,949
    42.5%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Kevin Parker - R
    32,289
    67.3%
  • Donald Dover - D
    15,722
    32.7%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Jeff Holy - R
    32,078
    67.7%
  • Ziggy Siegfried - D
    15,277
    32.3%

District 7 Map

State Senator

  • * Brian Dansel - R
    32,702
    72.2%
  • Tony Booth - R
    12,612
    27.8%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Shelly Short - R
    37,648
    79.8%
  • James R. Apker - L
    9,528
    20.2%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Joel Kretz - R
    38,934
    83.1%
  • Ronnie Rae - Centralist
    7,932
    16.9%

District 8 Map

State Senator

  • * Sharon Brown - R
    30,552
    74.2%
  • Doug McKinley - D
    10,649
    25.8%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Larry Haler - R
    32,188
    78.6%
  • Eric Kalia - D
    8,775
    21.4%

District 10 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Norma Smith - R
    37,119
    76.3%
  • Michael Scott - L
    11,544
    23.7%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Dave Hayes - R
    30,993
    59.7%
  • Nick Petrish - D
    20,955
    40.3%

District 11 Map

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Steve Bergquist - D
    18,990
    66.7%
  • Sarah Sanoy-Wright - R
    9,466
    33.3%

District 13 Map

State Senator

  • Judith (Judy) Warnick - R
    30,751
    86.3%
  • Mohammad Said - D
    4,868
    13.7%

State Representative, Position 1

  • Tom Dent - R
    20,876
    63.3%
  • Dannette (Dani) Bolyard - R
    12,123
    36.7%

District 14 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Norm Johnson - R
    20,584
    56.7%
  • Michael S. Brumback - NA
    15,732
    43.3%

State Representative, Position 2

  • Gina R. McCabe - R
    25,363
    68.7%
  • Paul George - D
    11,574
    31.3%

District 15 Map

State Senator

  • * Jim Honeyford - R
    16,794
    72.8%
  • Gabriel Munoz - D
    6,288
    27.2%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * David V. Taylor - R
    16,523
    72.4%
  • Teodora Martinez-Chavez - D
    6,297
    27.6%

District 16 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Maureen S. Walsh - R
    19,152
    59.1%
  • Mary Ruth Edwards - R
    13,248
    40.9%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Terry R. Nealey - R
    24,497
    73.2%
  • Frank Blair - D
    8,967
    26.8%

District 17 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • Lynda Wilson - R
    18,920
    51.6%
  • * Monica Stonier - D
    17,747
    48.4%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Paul Harris - R
    22,212
    61.6%
  • Richard McCluskey - D
    13,840
    38.4%

District 18 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • Mike Briggs - D
    16,521
    36.9%
  • * Brandon Vick - R
    28,221
    63.1%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Liz Pike - R
    26,619
    59.2%
  • Maureen Winningham - D
    18,342
    40.8%

District 19 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Dean Takko - D
    26,006
    66.9%
  • David A. Steenson - L
    12,838
    33.1%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Brian Blake - D
    25,430
    63.5%
  • Hugh Fleet - R
    14,637
    36.5%

District 20 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Richard DeBolt - R
    27,191
    65.5%
  • Michael Savoca - NA
    14,294
    34.5%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Ed Orcutt - R
    26,326
    69.9%
  • John Morgan - R
    11,314
    30.1%

District 21 Map

State Senator

  • * Marko Liias - D
    20,227
    54.5%
  • Dan Matthews - R
    16,871
    45.5%

State Representative, Position 1

  • Allen McPheeters - R
    14,799
    40%
  • Strom Peterson - D
    22,221
    60%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Lillian Ortiz-Self - D
    21,554
    58.6%
  • Jeff Scherrer - R
    15,239
    41.4%

District 22 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Chris Reykdal - D
    28,977
    64%
  • Steve Owens - R
    16,286
    36%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Sam Hunt - D
    32,051
    73.6%
  • Franklin Edwards - NA
    11,471
    26.4%

District 23 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Sherry V. Appleton - D
    27,801
    58.5%
  • Scott Henden - R
    19,716
    41.5%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Drew Hansen - D
    29,064
    62.7%
  • James M. Olsen - R
    17,304
    37.3%

District 24 Map

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Steve Tharinger - D
    30,087
    56.4%
  • Thomas W. Greisamer - R
    23,229
    43.6%

District 25 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Dawn Morrell - D
    16,819
    45.2%
  • Melanie Stambaugh - R
    20,384
    54.8%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Hans Zeiger - R
    23,760
    64.9%
  • Eric Renz - D
    12,861
    35.1%

District 26 Map

State Senator

  • * Jan Angel - R
    29,077
    58.8%
  • Judy Arbogast - D
    20,414
    41.2%

State Representative, Position 1

  • Nathan Schlicher - D
    22,763
    46.3%
  • * Jesse Young - R
    26,391
    53.7%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Larry Seaquist - D
    24,246
    49.4%
  • Michelle Caldier - R
    24,847
    50.6%

District 27 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Laurie Jinkins - D
    23,027
    67.5%
  • Rodger Deskins - R
    11,110
    32.5%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Jake Fey - D
    22,992
    67.5%
  • Steven T. Cook - R
    11,091
    32.5%

District 28 Map

State Senator

  • * Steve O'Ban - R
    20,945
    54.5%
  • Tami Green - D
    17,503
    45.5%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Richard (Dick) Muri - R
    22,022
    57.8%
  • Mary Moss - D
    16,066
    42.2%

State Representative, Position 2

  • Christine Kilduff - D
    19,129
    50.4%
  • Paul Wagemann - R
    18,860
    49.6%

District 29 Map

State Senator

  • * Steve Conway - D
    13,071
    58.5%
  • Terry Harder - R
    9,277
    41.5%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * David Sawyer - D
    12,356
    55.8%
  • Jason Bergstrom - R
    9,792
    44.2%

District 30 Map

State Senator

  • Mark Miloscia - R
    17,266
    55.6%
  • Shari Song - D
    13,790
    44.4%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Linda Kochmar - R
    17,119
    56.6%
  • Greg Baruso - D
    13,114
    43.4%

State Representative, Position 2 Read story

  • * Roger Freeman - D
    15,953
    53%
  • Jack Dovey - R
    14,156
    47%

District 31 Map

State Senator

  • * Pam Roach - R
    21,226
    53.7%
  • Cathy Dahlquist - R
    18,324
    46.3%

State Representative, Position 1

  • Drew Stokesbary - R
    24,190
    61%
  • Mike Sando - D
    15,446
    39%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Christopher Hurst - I
    20,610
    51.6%
  • Phil Fortunato - I
    19,329
    48.4%

District 32 Map

State Senator

  • * Maralyn Chase - D
    29,560
    71.4%
  • Robert Reedy - R
    11,863
    28.6%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Ruth Kagi - D
    29,466
    71.5%
  • Alvin A. Rutledge - R
    11,760
    28.5%

District 33 Map

State Senator

  • * Karen Keiser - D
    18,476
    62.7%
  • Martin Metz - R
    10,994
    37.3%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Tina Orwall - D
    18,776
    64.3%
  • Michael J. Siefkes - R
    10,431
    35.7%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Mia Su-Ling Gregerson - D
    16,130
    55.6%
  • Jeanette Burrage - R
    12,890
    44.4%

District 34 Map

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Joe Fitzgibbon - D
    32,771
    83%
  • Brendan B. Kolding - D
    6,692
    17%

District 35 Map

State Senator

  • Irene Bowling - D
    20,375
    45.6%
  • * Tim Sheldon - D
    24,317
    54.4%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Kathy Haigh - D
    23,491
    49.5%
  • Dan Griffey - R
    23,995
    50.5%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Drew C. MacEwen - R
    27,408
    59.2%
  • Tammey Newton - D
    18,885
    40.8%

District 36 Map

State Senator

  • * Jeanne Kohl-Welles - D
    47,025
    84.2%
  • Sarina Forbes - R
    8,830
    15.8%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Reuven Carlyle - D
    47,808
    86.7%
  • Leslie Klein - I
    7,331
    13.3%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Gael Tarleton - D
    46,515
    86.2%
  • Paul Addis - L
    7,472
    13.8%

District 37 Map

State Senator

  • Pramila Jayapal - D
    26,091
    70.7%
  • Louis Watanabe - D
    10,807
    29.3%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Sharon Tomiko Santos - D
    33,001
    86.9%
  • Daniel Bretzke - R
    4,971
    13.1%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Eric Pettigrew - D
    31,532
    86.3%
  • Tamra Smilanich - Non-partisan
    4,988
    13.7%

District 38 Map

State Senator

  • * John McCoy - D
    19,414
    61.9%
  • Craig French - R
    11,960
    38.1%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * June Robinson - D
    17,355
    55.5%
  • Jesse Anderson - R
    13,935
    44.5%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Mike Sells - D
    20,241
    67%
  • Elijah Olson - L
    9,957
    33%

District 39 Map

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Elizabeth Scott - R
    24,753
    62.6%
  • Charles Jensen - D
    14,778
    37.4%

District 40 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Kristine Lytton - D
    31,305
    65.1%
  • Daniel R. Miller - R
    16,764
    34.9%

District 41 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Tana Senn - D
    28,166
    63%
  • Bill Stinson - R
    16,570
    37%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Judy Clibborn - D
    30,871
    75.2%
  • Alex O'Neil - NA
    10,194
    24.8%

District 42 Map

State Senator

  • * Doug Ericksen - R
    30,209
    58.7%
  • Seth Fleetwood - D
    21,244
    41.3%

State Representative, Position 1

  • Satpal Sidhu - D
    22,740
    44.3%
  • Luanne VanWerven - R
    28,581
    55.7%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Vincent Buys - R
    29,650
    58.1%
  • Joy Monjure - D
    21,388
    41.9%

District 43 Map

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Frank Chopp - D
    40,024
    82.3%
  • Jessica Spear - Socialist
    8,606
    17.7%

District 44 Map

State Senator

  • * Steve Hobbs - D
    23,560
    54%
  • Jim Kellett - R
    20,077
    46%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Hans Dunshee - D
    22,681
    51.8%
  • Rob Toyer - R
    21,068
    48.2%

State Representative, Position 2

  • Mark Harmsworth - R
    23,158
    53.4%
  • Mike Wilson - D
    20,248
    46.6%

District 45 Map

State Senator

  • * Andy Hill - R
    25,816
    52.7%
  • Matt Isenhower - D
    23,156
    47.3%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Roger Goodman - D
    26,471
    55%
  • Joel Hussey - R
    21,670
    45%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Larry Springer - D
    27,412
    57%
  • Brendan Woodward - R
    20,653
    43%

District 46 Map

State Senator

  • * David Frockt - D
    41,318
    79.8%
  • Van Sperry - R
    10,433
    20.2%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Jessyn Farrell - D
    42,004
    82.3%
  • Branden Curtis - R
    9,012
    17.7%

District 47 Map

State Senator

  • * Joe Fain - R
    21,730
    63.6%
  • Carol Barber - D
    12,428
    36.4%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Mark Hargrove - R
    19,108
    55.7%
  • Chris Barringer - D
    15,219
    44.3%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Pat Sullivan - D
    19,001
    55.6%
  • Barry Knowles - R
    15,143
    44.4%

District 48 Map

State Senator

  • Cyrus Habib - D
    24,833
    64.9%
  • Michelle Darnell - R
    13,446
    35.1%

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Ross Hunter - D
    26,168
    69.5%
  • Bill Hirt - R
    11,473
    30.5%

State Representative, Position 2

  • Joan McBride - D
    24,815
    69.2%
  • Tim Turner - L
    11,049
    30.8%

District 49 Map

State Representative, Position 1

  • * Sharon Wylie - D
    19,610
    56.2%
  • Anson Service - R
    15,288
    43.8%

State Representative, Position 2

  • * Jim Moeller - D
    19,239
    55.1%
  • Lisa Ross - R
    15,694
    44.9%

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King County

Bothell Prop. 1: Parks and public space bonds**

  • Approved
    6,009
    46.7%
  • Rejected
    6,869
    53.3%

Carnation Prop. 1: Levy for police services

  • Yes
    270
    47.6%
  • No
    297
    52.4%

Highline School District Prop. 1: School construction and renovation bonds**

  • Approved
    17,485
    59.3%
  • Rejected
    12,015
    40.7%

Kent Prop. A: Public safety and training facilities bonds**

  • Yes
    12,682
    53.8%
  • No
    10,874
    46.2%

North Bend Prop. 1: Sales and use tax increase for public safety, criminal justice

  • Yes
    1,282
    63.7%
  • No
    732
    36.4%

Seattle Citizen Petition 1: Creation of a city monorail transportation authority Read story

  • Yes
    43,562
    19.5%
  • No
    179,966
    80.5%

Seattle Prop. 1A and 1B: Competing child-care, early learning issues, Yes or No Read story

  • Yes
    151,709
    68.2%
  • No
    70,734
    31.8%

Seattle Prop. 1A and 1B (cont.): Which issue voter prefers Read story

  • Prop. 1A (unfunded measure)
    61,336
    31%
  • Prop. 1B (property-tax levy)
    136,594
    69%

Seattle Transportation Benefit District Prop. 1: Metro Transit funding Read story

  • Yes
    139,222
    62.4%
  • No
    83,767
    37.6%

Si View Metropolitan Park District Prop. 1: One-year operations and maintenance levy**

  • Yes
    3,981
    73.4%
  • No
    1,444
    26.6%

East Pierce Fire & Rescue Prop. 1: Property tax levy for maintenance and operations**

  • Yes
    14,624
    56.3%
  • No
    11,348
    43.7%

Kitsap County

Kitsap County Commissioner, District 3

  • Edward E. Wolfe - R
    41,263
    50.8%
  • * Linda Streissguth - D
    39,998
    49.2%

Kitsap County Assessor

  • Phil Cook - R
    42,200
    52.4%
  • Paul Andrews - D
    38,405
    47.6%

Kitsap County Auditor

  • Dolores Gilmore - D
    42,232
    52.6%
  • Kelly Emerson - R
    38,091
    47.4%

Kitsap County Clerk

  • * Dave Peterson - D
    46,463
    58%
  • Gerald (Gary) Chaney - R
    33,626
    42%

Kitsap County Coroner

  • * Greg Sandstrom - R
    52,492
    67.9%
  • Jeff Wallis - NA
    24,812
    32.1%

Kitsap County Prosecuting Attorney

  • * Russ Hauge - D
    40,167
    49.5%
  • Tina Robinson - R
    41,039
    50.5%

Kitsap County Sheriff

  • Gary L. Simpson - D
    58,759
    100%

Kitsap County Fire District 18 Prop. 1: Bonds to upgrade apparatus, facilities**

  • Approved
    6,264
    68.1%
  • Rejected
    2,929
    31.9%

Mason County Fire District 2: Dissolution of district

  • Approved
    2,532
    78%
  • Rejected
    715
    22%

Pierce County

Tacoma Charter Amendment 1: Conform city elections to state law

  • Yes
    26,302
    64.4%
  • No
    14,543
    35.6%

Tacoma Charter Amendment 2: Removing obsolete language

  • Yes
    25,449
    59%
  • No
    17,715
    41%

Tacoma Charter Amendment 3: Updating discrimination provision

  • Yes
    31,037
    71.6%
  • No
    12,337
    28.4%

Tacoma Charter Amendment 4: Emergency ordinances effective immediately

  • Yes
    22,182
    53.2%
  • No
    19,548
    46.8%

Tacoma Charter Amendment 5: Council confirmation of department directors

  • Yes
    22,236
    53.6%
  • No
    19,229
    46.4%

Tacoma Charter Amendment 6: Council confirmation of utility director

  • Yes
    23,882
    57.1%
  • No
    17,942
    42.9%

Tacoma Charter Amendment 7: Landmarks preservation commission

  • Yes
    21,161
    51%
  • No
    20,334
    49%

Tacoma Charter Amendment 8: Mayor and council term limits

  • Yes
    16,465
    38.7%
  • No
    26,039
    61.3%

Tacoma Charter Amendment 9: Citizen commission on elected salaries

  • Yes
    22,985
    54.5%
  • No
    19,160
    45.5%

Tacoma Charter Amendment 10: Removing ban on cemeteries, mausoleums, crematories

  • Yes
    22,856
    54.5%
  • No
    19,071
    45.5%

Tacoma Charter Amendment 11: City employee contracts

  • Yes
    26,349
    63.1%
  • No
    15,431
    36.9%

Tacoma Charter Amendment 12: Eligibility For city employment

  • Yes
    14,044
    32.6%
  • No
    29,100
    67.4%

Carbonado Prop. 1: Levy for emergency medical services**

  • Yes
    151
    68.9%
  • No
    68
    31.1%

Eatonville Prop. 1: Public safety levy**

  • Approved
    288
    36.2%
  • Rejected
    507
    63.8%

Edgewood Prop. 1: Switching to mayor-council form of government

  • Approved
    1,892
    50.4%
  • Rejected
    1,861
    49.6%

University Place Prop. 1: Additional 3.5% tax on utility company earnings for police services

  • Yes
    4,905
    45.8%
  • No
    5,808
    54.2%

East Pierce Fire & Rescue Prop. 1: Property tax levy for maintenance and operations**

  • Yes
    14,624
    56.3%
  • No
    11,348
    43.7%

Pierce County Fire District 21 Prop. 1: Maintenance & operations levy**

  • Yes
    8,847
    60.5%
  • No
    5,783
    39.5%

Snohomish County

Snohomish County Executive Read story

  • * John Lovick - D
    111,837
    55.7%
  • Carolyn Eslick - R
    89,095
    44.3%

Snohomish County Sheriff

  • Jim Upton
    80,669
    46.5%
  • * Ty Trenary
    92,752
    53.5%

Snohomish County PUD commissioner, District 1

  • * Dave Aldrich
    90,493
    53%
  • Bruce King
    80,089
    47%

Arlington School District Prop. 1: Levy to buy school buses

  • Levy Yes
    4,727
    48%
  • Levy No
    5,131
    52%

Bothell Prop. 1: Parks and public space bonds**

  • Approved
    6,009
    46.7%
  • Rejected
    6,869
    53.3%

Everett City Council, Position 7

  • * Richard Anderson
    8,635
    44.5%
  • Judy Tuohy
    10,784
    55.5%

Lynnwood Transportation Benefit District Prop. 1: Sales and use tax for transportation improvements

  • Approved
    3,892
    47.2%
  • Rejected
    4,362
    52.8%

Stanwood Prop. 1: Joining Sno-Isle Library District

  • Yes
    1,506
    82%
  • No
    331
    18%

Snohomish County Fire District 15 Prop. 1: Emergency medical services levy**

  • Yes
    1,093
    79.3%
  • No
    286
    20.7%

Snohomish County Fire District 17 Prop. 1: Emergency medical services levy**

  • Yes
    2,164
    66.1%
  • No
    1,112
    33.9%

Snohomish County Fire District 21 Prop. 1: Levy for fire & emergency medical services

  • Approved
    1,322
    43.9%
  • Rejected
    1,688
    56.1%

State Supreme Court Justice

Position 4

  • Eddie Yoon
    426,317
    26.7%
  • * Charles W. Johnson
    1,171,530
    73.3%

Position 7

  • * Debra L. Stephens
    1,252,867
    78.1%
  • John (Zamboni) Scannell
    351,084
    21.9%

Clark County

Superior Court Judge, Position 5

  • * Bernard F. Veljacic
    53,026
    56.7%
  • Robert Vukanovich
    40,447
    43.3%

King County

District Court Judge, West District, Position 2

  • Phillip Tavel
    56,340
    34.2%
  • * Mark C. Chow
    107,497
    65.3%

Seattle Municipal Court Judge, Position 2

  • Jon M. Zimmerman
    46,043
    27.6%
  • * C. Kimi Kondo
    120,398
    72.1%

Seattle Municipal Court Judge, Position 7

  • Damon Shadid
    130,136
    78%
  • * Fred Bonner
    36,102
    21.6%

King/Snohomish counties

District Court Judge, Northeast District, Position 1

  • Dawn M. Bettinger
    42,487
    32.5%
  • * Janet Garrow
    88,075
    67.5%

District Court Judge, Northeast District, Position 2

  • Sarah Hayne
    63,961
    48.1%
  • * Ketu Shah
    69,073
    51.9%

District Court Judge, Northeast District, Position 3

  • Lisa O'Toole
    82,952
    64.2%
  • Marcus Naylor
    46,226
    35.8%

Kitsap County

District Court Judge, Department 1

  • Claire Bradley
    36,348
    57%
  • Tracy Flood
    27,476
    43%

Pierce County

District Court Judge, Position 8

  • Jeanette A. Lineberry
    93,567
    57.8%
  • Karl L. Williams
    68,447
    42.2%

Tacoma Municipal Court Judge, Position 2

  • Rob Freeby
    15,853
    43.8%
  • Drew Ann Henke
    20,377
    56.2%

Snohomish County

District Court Judge, Everett District, Position 1

  • Anthony E. Howard
    25,018
    58.2%
  • Remy Stephanson Leonard
    17,975
    41.8%

District Court Judge, South District, Position 2

  • Brett Nagle
    24,742
    41.8%
  • * Jeffrey D. Goodwin
    34,507
    58.2%
  • * indicates incumbent
  • ** indicates measure must meet specific minimum turnout and 60% yes-vote requirements
  • Races that cross county borders include vote totals from all jurisdictions.