2018 Statewide and local results

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Derek Stanford - D
  40,016
  69.3%
• Josh Colver - R
  17,695
  30.7%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Shelley Kloba - D
  36,562
  63.3%
• Debra Blodgett - R
  21,156
  36.7%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Andrew Barkis - R
  24,886
  59.3%
• Anneliese Feld - D
  17,095
  40.7%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Marcus Riccelli - D
  23,318
  64.3%
• Tom Taylor - R
  12,945
  35.7%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Timm Ormsby - D
  22,517
  62%
• Dave Lucas - R
  13,825
  38%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Matt Shea - R
  28,997
  57.9%
• Ted Cummings - D
  21,065
  42.1%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Bob McCaslin - R
  31,042
  61.7%
• Mary May - D
  19,239
  38.3%

State Representative Pos. 1

• Bill Ramos - D
  33,821
  51.9%
• Chad Magendanz - R
  31,388
  48.1%

State Representative Pos. 2

• Lisa Callan - D
  34,155
  52.6%
• * Paul Graves - R
  30,757
  47.4%

State Senator

• Jeff Holy - R
  28,698
  55%
• Jessa Lewis - D
  23,521
  45%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Mike Volz - R
  27,757
  53.5%
• Kay Murano - D
  24,101
  46.5%

State Representative Pos. 2

• Jenny Graham - R
  26,064
  50.4%
• Dave Wilson - D
  25,655
  49.6%

State Senator

• * Shelly Short - R
  32,791
  68.9%
• Karen Hardy - D
  14,835
  31.1%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Jacquelin Maycumber - R
  32,324
  68.2%
• Randall (Randy) Michaelis - D
  15,067
  31.8%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Joel Kretz - R
  32,117
  67.8%
• Mike Bell - D
  15,272
  32.2%

State Senator

• * Sharon Raye Brown - R
  36,440
  68.2%
• Leo Perales - D
  17,019
  31.8%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Brad Klippert - R
  35,269
  65.9%
• Shir Regev - D
  18,224
  34.1%

State Representative Pos. 2

• Matt Boehnke - R
  35,513
  66.9%
• Christopher Tracy - D
  17,534
  33.1%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Mary Dye - R
  28,261
  66.1%
• Jenn Goulet - D
  14,469
  33.9%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Joe Schmick - R
  26,486
  62.6%
• Matthew Sutherland - D
  15,819
  37.4%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Norma Smith - R
  29,747
  52.5%
• Scott McMullen - D
  26,905
  47.5%

State Representative Pos. 2

• Dave Paul - D
  28,509
  50.5%
• * Dave Hayes - R
  27,959
  49.5%

State Representative Pos. 1

• Keith Goehner - R
  20,331
  58.1%
• Ann Diamond
  14,664
  41.9%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Mike Steele - R
  22,911
  65.6%
• Valerie Sarratt - D
  12,008
  34.4%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Tom Dent - R
  29,221
  74%
• Jesse Hegstrom Oakey - D
  10,281
  26%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Matt Manweller - R
  24,915
  63.9%
• Sylvia Hammond - D
  14,104
  36.1%

State Representative Pos. 1

• Chris Corry - R
  19,528
  60.4%
• Sasha Bentley - D
  12,790
  39.6%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Gina Mosbrucker - R
  20,338
  63.1%
• Liz Hallock - D
  11,881
  36.9%

State Senator

• * Jim Honeyford - R
  11,244
  66%
• Bengie Aguilar - D
  5,805
  34%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Bruce Chandler - R
  11,105
  65%
• Jack McEntire - D
  5,978
  35%

State Representative Pos. 2

• Jeremie Dufault - R
  11,322
  66.3%
• A.J. Cooper - D
  5,748
  33.7%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * William 'Bill' Jenkin - R
  22,865
  64.7%
• Everett Maroon - D
  12,484
  35.3%

State Representative Pos. 2

• Skyler Rude - R
  21,972
  62.1%
• Rebecca Francik - D
  13,433
  37.9%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Vicki Kraft - R
  27,371
  50.9%
• Tanisha Harris - D
  26,380
  49.1%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Paul Harris - R
  30,874
  57.9%
• Damion E Jiles, Sr. - D
  22,459
  42.1%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Brandon Vick - R
  36,307
  55.8%
• Chris Thobaben - D
  28,767
  44.2%

State Representative Pos. 2

• Larry A. Hoff - R
  34,434
  52.8%
• Kathy Gillespie - D
  30,735
  47.2%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Jim Walsh - R
  26,058
  50.7%
• Erin Frasier - D
  25,381
  49.3%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Brian E. Blake - D
  27,531
  53.9%
• Joel McEntire - R
  23,577
  46.1%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Richard DeBolt - R
  35,966
  62.4%
• John Thompson - D
  21,643
  37.6%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Ed Orcutt - R
  37,463
  64.1%
• Brennan Bailey - D
  20,980
  35.9%

State Senator

• * Marko Liias - D
  31,134
  63.1%
• Mario Lionel Lotmore - R
  18,205
  36.9%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Strom Peterson - D
  32,266
  65.5%
• Amy Schaper - R
  16,965
  34.5%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Lillian Ortiz-Self - D
  31,936
  65.2%
• Petra Bigea - R
  17,075
  34.8%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Laurie Dolan - D
  43,083
  70.2%
• C Davis - I
  18,271
  29.8%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Beth Doglio - D
  42,206
  69.7%
• Allen Acosta - L
  18,339
  30.3%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Sherry V. Appleton - D
  32,808
  59.3%
• Becky Erickson
  22,492
  40.7%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Mike Chapman - D
  33,785
  58.6%
• Jodi Wilke - R
  23,854
  41.4%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Steve Tharinger - D
  32,602
  56.9%
• Jim McEntire - R
  24,730
  43.1%

State Representative Pos. 1

• Kelly Chambers - R
  17,832
  51.7%
• Jamie Smith - D
  16,677
  48.3%

State Representative Pos. 2

• Chris Gildon - R
  17,954
  52.3%
• Brian Duthie - D
  16,375
  47.7%

State Senator

• Emily Randall - D
  27,164
  50.4%
• Marty McClendon - R
  26,680
  49.6%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Jesse L. Young - R
  27,530
  51.5%
• Connie FitzPatrick - D
  25,976
  48.5%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Michelle Caldier - R
  29,218
  54.7%
• Joy Stanford - D
  24,225
  45.3%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Laurie Jinkins - D
  24,711
  70.8%
• Kyle Paskewitz - R
  10,179
  29.2%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Jake Fey - D
  24,465
  72.9%
• Donald Golden - I
  9,113
  27.1%

State Representative Pos. 1

• Mari Leavitt - D
  17,555
  51.6%
• * Richard (Dick) Muri - R
  16,439
  48.4%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Christine Kilduff - D
  19,240
  57%
• Maia Espinoza - R
  14,496
  43%

State Senator

• * Steve Conway - D
  13,814
  62%
• Pierre Malebranche - I
  8,479
  38%

State Representative Pos. 1

• Melanie Morgan - D
  13,288
  58.3%
• Terry Harder - R
  9,504
  41.7%

State Senator

• Claire Wilson - D
  23,120
  53.8%
• * Mark Miloscia - R
  19,819
  46.2%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Mike Pellicciotti - D
  25,976
  60.9%
• Linda Kochmar - R
  16,675
  39.1%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Kristine M. Reeves - D
  26,977
  63.9%
• Mark Greene - R
  15,211
  36.1%

State Senator

• * Phil Fortunato - R
  27,177
  59.7%
• Immaculate Ferreria - D
  18,310
  40.3%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Drew Stokesbary - R
  26,556
  58.8%
• Victoria Mena - D
  18,584
  41.2%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Morgan Irwin - R
  26,221
  58.3%
• Mark Boswell - D
  18,769
  41.7%

State Senator

• Jesse Salomon - D
  36,441
  69.3%
• * Maralyn Chase - D
  16,178
  30.7%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Cindy Ryu - D
  44,063
  76.1%
• Diodato (Dio) Boucsieguez - R
  13,845
  23.9%

State Representative Pos. 2

• Lauren Davis - D
  42,950
  74.4%
• Frank Deisler - R
  14,767
  25.6%

State Senator

• * Karen Keiser - D
  29,289
  71.4%
• Kun Wang - R
  11,706
  28.6%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Mia Su-Ling Gregerson - D
  27,393
  67.2%
• Anthony L. Lamb - R
  13,341
  32.8%

State Senator

• Joe Nguyen - D
  35,523
  58%
• Shannon Braddock - D
  25,772
  42%

State Senator

• * Tim Sheldon - D
  28,065
  52.3%
• Irene Bowling - D
  25,624
  47.7%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Dan Griffey - R
  33,924
  57.8%
• James Thomas - D
  24,769
  42.2%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Drew C. MacEwen - R
  30,106
  51.3%
• David Daggett - D
  28,573
  48.7%

State Senator

• * Reuven M. Carlyle - D
  72,012
  89.1%
• Bryan Simonson - L
  8,830
  10.9%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Noel Christina Frame - D
  70,925
  88.6%
• Sydney Gillman Wissel - L
  9,084
  11.4%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Gael Tarleton - D
  68,990
  86.2%
• Matt Dubin - L
  11,085
  13.8%

State Senator

• * Rebecca Saldana - D
  51,137
  89%
• Beth Broadway - R
  6,345
  11%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Eric Pettigrew - D
  49,162
  88.7%
• Tamra Smilanich - I
  6,277
  11.3%

State Senator

• * John McCoy - D
  23,698
  59.8%
• Savio Pham - R
  15,963
  40.2%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * June Robinson - D
  23,582
  61.3%
• Bert Johnson - I
  14,885
  38.7%

State Senator

• * Keith L. Wagoner - R
  26,376
  58.8%
• Claus Joens - D
  18,452
  41.2%

State Representative Pos. 1

• Robert J. Sutherland - R
  25,313
  56.7%
• Ivan Lewis - D
  19,363
  43.3%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Carolyn Eslick - R
  26,077
  58.5%
• Eric Halvorson - D
  18,530
  41.5%

State Representative Pos. 1

• Debra Lekanoff - D
  40,232
  70%
• Michael Petrish - R
  17,263
  30%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Tana Senn - D
  39,672
  64.9%
• Tim Cruickshank - R
  21,419
  35.1%

State Representative Pos. 2

• My-Linh Thai - D
  39,680
  65.2%
• Michael Appleby - R
  21,208
  34.8%

State Senator

• * Doug Ericksen - R
  35,833
  50.1%
• Pinky Vargas - D
  35,625
  49.9%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Luanne Van Werven - R
  35,768
  50.2%
• Justin Boneau - D
  35,463
  49.8%

State Representative Pos. 2

• Sharon Shewmake - D
  36,004
  50.5%
• * Vincent Buys - R
  35,244
  49.5%

State Senator

• * Jamie Pedersen - D
  64,612
  90.3%
• Dan Harder - R
  6,926
  9.7%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Nicole Macri - D
  64,872
  90.9%
• John Peeples - R
  6,516
  9.1%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Frank Chopp - D
  63,365
  89.3%
• Claire Torstenbo - R
  7,630
  10.7%

State Senator

• * Steve Hobbs - D
  30,933
  56.1%
• Doug Roulstone - R
  24,197
  43.9%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * John Lovick - D
  31,398
  57.1%
• Jeff Sax - R
  23,593
  42.9%

State Representative Pos. 2

• Jared M. Mead - D
  28,661
  52.2%
• * Mark Harmsworth - R
  26,227
  47.8%

State Senator

• * Manka Dhingra - D
  39,860
  63.4%
• Dale Fonk - R
  23,013
  36.6%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Roger Goodman - D
  42,019
  67.4%
• Michael Curtis - R
  20,330
  32.6%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Larry Springer - D
  42,047
  67.6%
• Amber Krabach - R
  20,189
  32.4%

State Senator

• * David Frockt - D
  58,335
  82.5%
• Beth Daranciang - R
  12,347
  17.5%

State Representative Pos. 1

• * Gerry Pollet - D
  58,404
  82.8%
• Jeff Patton - R
  12,150
  17.2%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Javier Valdez - D
  58,527
  83.5%
• Jerry Zeiger-Buccola - R
  11,589
  16.5%

State Senator

• Mona Das - D
  25,224
  50.2%
• * Joe Fain - R
  25,018
  49.8%

State Representative Pos. 1

• Debra Entenman - D
  26,620
  52.8%
• * Mark Hargrove - R
  23,758
  47.2%

State Representative Pos. 2

• * Pat Sullivan - D
  31,253
  62.4%
• Ted Cooke - R
  18,831
  37.6%

State Senator

• * Patty Kuderer - D
  29,834
  64.7%
• Rodney Tom - D
  16,293
  35.3%

State Representative Pos. 2

• Amy Walen - D
  30,865
  73.7%
• Cindi Bright - D
  11,025
  26.3%

King County Prosecuting Attorney

• * Dan Satterberg ✓
  503,832
  71.5%
• Daron Morris
  201,002
  28.5%

City of Bothell Proposition No. 1

Public safety levy lid lift

• Yes
  9,520
  59.6%
• No
  6,466
  40.4%

City of Bothell Proposition No. 2

Fire station bonds**

• Yes
  10,266
  64.3%
• No
  5,693
  35.7%

City of Covington Proposition No. 1

Sales and use tax for transportation improvements

• No
  3,851
  52.8%
• Yes
  3,447
  47.2%

City of Kirkland Proposition No. 1

Additional sales and use tax for enhanced police services and community safety

• Approved
  20,215
  56.9%
• Rejected
  15,313
  43.1%

City of Mercer Island Proposition No. 1

Levy lid lift for public safety, youth, family and senior services, and parks and recreation

• No
  7,284
  57.5%
• Yes
  5,394
  42.5%

City of Seattle Proposition No. 1

Families, education, preschool, and promise levy

• Yes ✓
  215,287
  68.5%
• No
  99,230
  31.5%

City of Shoreline Proposition No. 1

Sales and use tax for sidewalk and pedestrian improvements

• Approved
  13,657
  51.9%
• Rejected
  12,662
  48.1%

Shoreline Electoral District Judge Position No. 1

• Joe Campagna
  28,762
  78.5%
• Les Ponomarchuk
  7,884
  21.5%

Northeast Electoral District Judge Position 1

• Marcus Naylor
  116,956
  65.8%
• Joshua Schaer
  60,861
  34.2%

Si View Metropolitan Park District Proposition No. 1

Improvement bonds to connect and protect parks, trails and recreational facilities**

• Approved
  4,426
  60.4%
• Rejected
  2,905
  39.6%

King County Fire Protection District No. 45 Proposition No. 1

Bonds to construct and renovate fire stations**

• Approved
  3,864
  66.9%
• Rejected
  1,912
  33.1%

Snoqualmie Pass Fire Protection Dist No. 51 Proposition 1

Snoqualmie Pass fire and rescue

• Yes
  144
  80.4%
• No
  35
  19.6%

Kitsap County Auditor

• Paul Andrews - D
  56,327
  70.8%
• Richard Huddy - D
  23,265
  29.2%

Kitsap County Coroner

• Russ Reuther - R
  45,786
  50.2%
• Jeff Wallis
  45,421
  49.8%

Public Utility District No. 1 Commissioner District 3

• Heather Pauley
  40,140
  50.7%
• Nate Andrews
  38,958
  49.3%

Proposed Pt Poulsbo Annex 2018 Proposition No. 1

Enlargement of Port of Poulsbo

• No
  28
  57.1%
• Yes
  21
  42.9%

City of Bainbridge Island Proposition No. 1

Connecting Bainbridge: Safe mobility levy

• Rejected
  7,541
  54.6%
• Approved
  6,273
  45.4%

Central Kitsap Fire And Rescue Proposition No. 1

Regular property tax levy lid-lift for fire and emergency medical services

• Yes
  14,229
  54%
• No
  12,145
  46%

Kitsap County Fire District No. 18 Proposition No. 1

Regular property tax levy lid lift for fire protection and emergency medical services

• Yes
  7,030
  62.2%
• No
  4,270
  37.8%

North Kitsap Fire And Rescue Proposition No. 1

Four year excess levy for maintenance and operations**

• Approved
  6,365
  74.1%
• Rejected
  2,222
  25.9%

South Kitsap School District No. 402 Proposition No. 1

School construction for a comprehensive high school #2 general obligation bonds - $184,680,000**

• Approved
  16,244
  55.1%
• Rejected
  13,219
  44.9%

South Kitsap School District No. 402 Proposition No. 2

Capital projects, school safety and security and technology levies

• Yes
  16,609
  56.5%
• No
  12,798
  43.5%

County Prosecuting Attorney

• Mary Robnett
  124,830
  63.3%
• * Mark Lindquist - D
  72,285
  36.7%

County Council District No. 1 County Council No. 1

• Dave Morell - R
  19,271
  60.2%
• Lorra Jackson - D
  12,730
  39.8%

County Council District No. 5 County Council No. 5

• Marty Campbell - D
  12,500
  57.8%
• Justin Van Dyk - R
  9,134
  42.2%

County Council District No. 7 County Council No. 7

• * Derek M. Young - D
  24,000
  59.2%
• David Olson - R
  16,540
  40.8%

County Proposed Charter Amendment No. 48

Biennial (two-year) county budget cycle

• Approved
  124,238
  63.9%
• Rejected
  70,181
  36.1%

County Proposed Charter Amendment No. 49

Procedures for initiative, referendum, agenda and charter amendment petitions

• Approved
  142,789
  75.2%
• Rejected
  47,057
  24.8%

County Proposed Charter Amendment No. 50

Filling vacancies in elective offices

• Yes
  133,748
  70.1%
• No
  57,082
  29.9%

District Court District Court No. 3

• Lizanne Padula
  88,072
  53.9%
• Tim Lewis
  75,377
  46.1%

District Court District Court No. 6

• Karl Williams
  95,508
  59%
• John Sheeran
  66,286
  41%

City of Gig Harbor Proposition No. 1

Sales and use tax for transportation improvements

• Approved
  2,080
  50.2%
• Rejected
  2,065
  49.8%

City of Tacoma Tacoma Municipal Court Pos. 3

• Dwayne L. Christopher
  23,241
  62.2%
• Derek M. Smith
  14,152
  37.8%

City of Tacoma Proposition No. 1

• Approved
  26,912
  64.4%
• Rejected
  14,892
  35.6%

Bethel School District No. 403 Proposition No. 1

General obligation bonds - $443,000,000**

• Approved
  14,148
  55.6%
• Rejected
  11,301
  44.4%

Town of Eatonville Advisory Vote No. 1

Recreational marijuana businesses

• Yes
  309
  50.4%
• No
  304
  49.6%

Rural Pierce County Library System Proposition No. 1

Levy lid lift

• Rejected
  69,406
  50.7%
• Approved
  67,514
  49.3%

East Pierce Fire and Rescue Proposition No. 1

General obligation bonds - $80,000,000**

• Approved
  14,853
  59.2%
• Rejected
  10,254
  40.8%

Fire Protection District No. 6 Proposition No. 1

Six-year levy lid lift

• Rejected
  23,749
  52.1%
• Approved
  21,803
  47.9%

Fire Protection District No. 17 Proposition No. 1

Six-year levy lid lift for fire protection services

• Rejected
  2,692
  51.7%
• Approved
  2,518
  48.3%

Fire Protection District No. 17 Proposition No. 2

Six-year levy lid lift for EMS

• Approved
  2,670
  51.2%
• Rejected
  2,546
  48.8%

Snohomish County Proposition Number 1

Emergency communication systems and facilities sales and use tax

• Approved
  140,256
  54%
• Rejected
  119,442
  46%

Cascade District Court Judge Position 1

• Jennifer Rancourt
  14,286
  52.6%
• Kristen Olbrechts
  12,888
  47.4%

Arlington School District Number 16 Proposition Number 1

Bonds to construct and renovate school facilities and improve security**

• Approved
  6,178
  50.9%
• Rejected
  5,956
  49.1%

City of Everett Council Position 4

• Liz Vogeli
  12,784
  51.2%
• Tyler Rourke
  12,166
  48.8%

City of Everett Proposition Number 1

Amendments to city of Everett charter regarding council elections

• Approved
  14,924
  55.7%
• Rejected
  11,862
  44.3%

City of Everett Proposition Number 2

Amendments to city of Everett charter regarding the number of council districts

• Five council districts, two citywide (Option A)
  13,750
  53.8%
• Four council districts, three citywide (Option B)
  11,831
  46.2%

City of Everett Proposition Number 3

Emergency medical services property tax levy

• Approved
  14,720
  52.9%
• Rejected
  13,119
  47.1%

City of Stanwood Proposition Number 1

Annexation of fire and emergency medical services

• Yes
  1,734
  83.8%
• No
  335
  16.2%

Public Utilities District Number 1 Commissioner District 1

• * Sidney (Sid) Logan
  135,069
  58.9%
• Mary Rollins
  94,102
  41.1%

Public Utilities District Number 1 Commissioner District 2

• Rebecca Wolfe
  117,147
  51%
• David Chan
  112,602
  49%

Fire District 15 Proposition Number 1

Fire and emergency medical services property tax levy

• Approved
  1,045
  64.6%
• Rejected
  572
  35.4%