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What's at stake in this election: The field of candidates for every position that is being contested this year will be narrowed to just two each for the November general election, which is actually a runoff under the "Top Two" system that Washington uses. Races in which no more than two candidates filed will not appear on the ballot unless they are for partisan office. 2020 is a presidential election year: All nine statewide executive positions are on the ballot, along with ten U.S. House positions, ninety-eight State House positions and twenty-four State Senate positions. Four State Supreme Court positions are on the ballot, but voters will not see those races until November because the law only requires that races with three candidates or more to appear in the first round.
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Statewide Executive Results
Contests for statewide executive positions
Statewide Executive Results
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Data is provided by the Secretary of State and county elections officials.
Federal Results
U.S. House contests
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Judicial Results
Superior Court contests
Judicial Results
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Results for State Legislative Contests with 3+ Candidates
Be aware that these are unofficial results and will change as ballots continue to be counted.
Data is provided by the Secretary of State and county elections officials.
State House #1 (10th District)
|
Greg Gilday
Republican | 12,684 votes |
44.05% |
|
Angie Homola
Democratic | 8,140 votes |
28.27% |
|
Suzanne Woodard
Democratic | 5,064 votes |
17.59% |
|
Scott McMullen
Democratic | 2,013 votes |
6.99% |
|
Ivan Lewis
Democratic | 805 votes |
2.8% |
State Senate (19th District)
|
Dean Takko
Democratic | 13,824 votes |
46.03% |
|
Jeff Wilson
Republican | 10,959 votes |
36.49% |
|
Wes Cormier
Republican | 5,205 votes |
17.33% |
State House #1 (26th District)
|
Jesse L Young
Republican | 14,470 votes |
49.34% |
|
Carrie Hesch
Democratic | 12,865 votes |
43.87% |
|
Drew Darsow
Democratic | 1,953 votes |
6.66% |
State House #1 (30th District)
|
Jamila Taylor
Democratic | 7,610 votes |
44.09% |
|
Martin A Moore
Republican | 4,497 votes |
26.06% |
|
Janis Clark
Republican | 2,821 votes |
16.35% |
|
Cheryl Hurst
Democratic | 2,298 votes |
13.31% |
State House #2 (36th District)
|
Liz Berry
Democratic | 15,458 votes |
49.45% |
|
Sarah Reyneveld
Democratic | 13,376 votes |
42.79% |
|
Jeffrey M Cohen
Democratic | 1,960 votes |
6.27% |
State House #2 (1st District)
|
Shelley Kloba
Democratic | 16,500 votes |
64.43% |
|
Jeb Brewer
Republican | 6,118 votes |
23.89% |
|
Gary Morgan
Republican | 2,955 votes |
11.54% |
State Senate (4th District)
|
Mike Padden
Republican | 14,857 votes |
56.73% |
|
John Roskelley
Democratic | 9,842 votes |
37.58% |
|
Ann Marie Danimus
Independent | 1,467 votes |
5.6% |
State House #1 (5th District)
|
Bill Ramos
Democratic | 15,854 votes |
61% |
|
Ken Moninski
Republican | 8,822 votes |
33.94% |
|
Cyrus Krohn
Other | 1,261 votes |
4.85% |
State House #1 (13th District)
|
Tom Dent
Republican | 17,039 votes |
73.39% |
|
Eduardo Castaneda-Díaz
Democratic | 5,418 votes |
23.34% |
|
John 'the man' Malan
Democratic | 729 votes |
3.14% |
State House #1 (20th District)
|
Peter Abbarno
Republican | 15,334 votes |
45.99% |
|
Timothy Zahn
Democratic | 8,909 votes |
26.72% |
|
Brian Lange
Republican | 8,102 votes |
24.3% |
|
Kurtis Engle
Other | 921 votes |
2.76% |
State Senate (22nd District)
|
Sam Hunt
Democratic | 15,174 votes |
58.74% |
|
Garry Holland
Republican | 7,923 votes |
30.67% |
|
Kevin Young
Democratic | 2,685 votes |
10.39% |
State House #1 (24th District)
|
Mike Chapman
Democratic | 22,193 votes |
57.61% |
|
Sue Forde
Republican | 10,390 votes |
26.97% |
|
Daniel Charles Svoboda
Republican | 5,904 votes |
15.33% |
State House #2 (29th District)
|
Terry Harder
Republican | 5,551 votes |
39.41% |
|
Steve Kirby
Democratic | 4,684 votes |
33.26% |
|
Sharlett Mena
Democratic | 3,820 votes |
27.12% |
State House #1 (32nd District)
|
Cindy Ryu
Democratic | 14,518 votes |
64.05% |
|
Shirley Sutton
Democratic | 5,433 votes |
23.97% |
|
Keith Smith
Democratic | 2,177 votes |
9.61% |
State Senate (38th District)
|
June Robinson
Democratic | 9,226 votes |
46.34% |
|
Bernard Moody
Republican | 7,918 votes |
39.77% |
|
Kelly M Fox
Democratic | 2,748 votes |
13.8% |
State House #2 (41st District)
|
My-Linh Thai
Democratic | 15,748 votes |
60.33% |
|
Al Rosenthal
Republican | 6,788 votes |
26% |
|
Aaron Leedham
Democratic | 1,786 votes |
6.84% |
|
Harlan Gallinger
Independent | 1,755 votes |
6.72% |
State House #2 (47th District)
|
Pat Sullivan
Democratic | 12,085 votes |
57.94% |
|
Ted Cooke
Republican | 6,115 votes |
29.32% |
|
Joseph Cimaomo Jr
Republican | 1,919 votes |
9.2% |
|
Peter Thompson Jr
Republican | 705 votes |
3.38% |
State House #1 (49th District)
|
Sharon Wylie
Democratic | 15,387 votes |
58.74% |
|
Justin Forsman
Republican | 7,980 votes |
30.46% |
|
Kelli Danielle Fiskum
Independent | 2,784 votes |
10.63% |
State House #2 (10th District)
|
Dave Paul
Democratic | 14,505 votes |
49.87% |
|
Bill Bruch
Republican | 13,533 votes |
46.52% |
|
Taylor Zimmermann
Other | 1,022 votes |
3.51% |
State House #1 (19th District)
|
Jim Walsh
Republican | 16,847 votes |
56.21% |
|
Marianna Everson
Democratic | 6,983 votes |
23.3% |
|
Clint Bryson
Democratic | 6,111 votes |
20.39% |
State House #2 (26th District)
|
Joy Stanford
Democratic | 13,585 votes |
45.99% |
|
Michelle Caldier
Republican | 10,755 votes |
36.41% |
|
Alisha Beeler
Republican | 5,168 votes |
17.5% |
State House #2 (30th District)
|
Jesse Johnson
Democratic | 10,065 votes |
58.18% |
|
Jack Walsh
Republican | 5,527 votes |
31.95% |
|
Mark Greene
Republican | 1,024 votes |
5.92% |
|
Chris Dowllar
Republican | 643 votes |
3.72% |
State House #1 (37th District)
|
Sharon Tomiko Santos
Democratic | 17,826 votes |
76.29% |
|
John Stafford
Democratic | 2,761 votes |
11.82% |
|
William Burroughs
Democratic | 1,301 votes |
5.57% |
|
John Dickinson
Other | 1,295 votes |
5.54% |
State Senate (2nd District)
|
Rick Payne
Democratic | 6,840 votes |
30.88% |
|
Jim McCune
Republican | 4,596 votes |
20.75% |
|
Josh Penner
Republican | 3,860 votes |
17.43% |
|
Ronda Litzenberger
Republican | 3,166 votes |
14.29% |
|
Gina Blanchard-Reed
Republican | 1,828 votes |
8.25% |
|
Matthew Smith
Republican | 1,808 votes |
8.16% |
State House #1 (4th District)
|
Lori Feagan
Democratic | 10,489 votes |
40.21% |
|
Bob McCaslin
Republican | 9,428 votes |
36.14% |
|
Mike Conrad
Republican | 4,050 votes |
15.52% |
|
Dave Whitehead
Republican | 2,093 votes |
8.02% |
State House #2 (6th District)
|
Jenny Graham
Republican | 12,145 votes |
51.69% |
|
Tom McGarry
Democratic | 7,159 votes |
30.47% |
|
Christian M McLachlan
Democratic | 4,157 votes |
17.69% |
State House #1 (14th District)
|
Chris Corry
Republican | 12,790 votes |
62.45% |
|
Tracy Rushing
Democratic | 7,161 votes |
34.97% |
|
William Razey
Other | 504 votes |
2.46% |
State House #1 (21st District)
|
Strom H Peterson
Democratic | 13,236 votes |
57.7% |
|
Brian Thompson
Republican | 7,574 votes |
33.02% |
|
Gant Diede
Democratic | 2,105 votes |
9.18% |
State House #1 (2nd District)
|
Laurie Dolan
Democratic | 16,151 votes |
62.67% |
|
J D Ingram
Republican | 7,458 votes |
28.94% |
|
Allen Acosta
Libertarian | 1,202 votes |
4.66% |
|
Jonny Meade
Other | 935 votes |
3.63% |
State House #2 (24th District)
|
|
Mike Chapman
Democratic | 22,193 votes |
57.61% |
|
|
Sue Forde
Republican | 10,390 votes |
26.97% |
|
|
Daniel Charles Svoboda
Republican | 5,904 votes |
15.33% |
State House #1 (31st District)
|
Drew Stokesbary
Republican | 15,816 votes |
61.08% |
|
Katie Young
Democratic | 8,964 votes |
34.62% |
|
Zach Stover
Other | 1,076 votes |
4.16% |
State House #2 (32nd District)
|
Lauren Davis
Democratic | 16,975 votes |
73.03% |
|
Tamra Smilanich
Other | 3,655 votes |
15.73% |
|
Gray Petersen
Democratic | 2,274 votes |
9.78% |
State House #1 (38th District)
|
Emily Wicks
Democratic | 10,122 votes |
50.74% |
|
Bert Johnson
Republican | 7,516 votes |
37.67% |
|
Lacey Sauvageau
Democratic | 1,436 votes |
7.2% |
|
Jorge Garrido
Libertarian | 857 votes |
4.3% |
State House #1 (43rd District)
|
Nicole Macri
Democratic | 28,866 votes |
91.93% |
|
Leslie Klein
Republican | 2,014 votes |
6.41% |
|
Brandon Franklin
Other | 460 votes |
1.47% |
State House #1 (48th District)
|
Vandana Slatter
Democratic | 15,242 votes |
72.73% |
|
Victor H Bishop
Republican | 5,416 votes |
25.84% |
|
Scott Dusenbery
Other | 266 votes |
1.27% |
State House #2 (49th District)
|
Monica Stonier
Democratic | 15,910 votes |
61.59% |
|
Park Llafet
Republican | 8,202 votes |
31.75% |
|
Troy Potter
Independent | 1,671 votes |
6.47% |
State Senate (16th District)
|
Danielle Garbe Reser
Democratic | 7,547 votes |
37.13% |
|
Perry Dozier
Republican | 6,788 votes |
33.4% |
|
William "Bill" Jenkin
Republican | 5,965 votes |
29.35% |
State House #2 (2nd District)
|
Dusty Pierpoint
Republican | 9,028 votes |
35.13% |
|
Jessica Bateman
Democratic | 9,016 votes |
35.09% |
|
Mary Ellen Biggerstaff
Democratic | 3,497 votes |
13.61% |
|
Glenda Breiler
Democratic | 2,729 votes |
10.62% |
|
Anthony Novack
Democratic | 1,400 votes |
5.45% |
State House #2 (28th District)
|
Dan Bronoske
Democratic | 10,805 votes |
53.63% |
|
Chris Nye
Republican | 4,920 votes |
24.42% |
|
Jamie Michaud
Republican | 4,397 votes |
21.82% |
State House #1 (11th District)
|
David Hackney
Democratic | 7,020 votes |
42.1% |
|
Zack Hudgins
Democratic | 6,071 votes |
36.41% |
|
Jay Stark
Other | 3,293 votes |
19.75% |
State House #2 (37th District)
|
Kirsten Harris-Talley
Democratic | 11,724 votes |
49.66% |
|
Chukundi Salisbury
Democratic | 4,999 votes |
21.17% |
|
Andrea Caupain
Democratic | 2,852 votes |
12.08% |
|
Stephen Richter
Republican | 2,281 votes |
9.66% |
|
Robert Redwine
Democratic | 719 votes |
3.05% |
|
Andy Goeres
Democratic | 673 votes |
2.85% |
|
Kathy M Woodward
Other | 312 votes |
1.32% |
State House #2 (2nd District)
|
JT Wilcox
Republican | 9,802 votes |
44.14% |
|
Veronica Whitcher Rockett
Democratic | 7,034 votes |
31.68% |
|
Matt Marshall
Republican | 5,323 votes |
23.97% |
State House #2 (4th District)
|
Lance Gurel
Democratic | 9,903 votes |
38.6% |
|
Rob Chase
Republican | 8,114 votes |
31.63% |
|
Leonard Christian
Republican | 6,200 votes |
24.17% |
|
Nathan R Sybrandy
Republican | 1,405 votes |
5.48% |
State Senate (18th District)
|
Rick Bell
Democratic | 13,749 votes |
41.13% |
|
Ann Rivers
Republican | 10,579 votes |
31.64% |
|
John Ley
Republican | 9,075 votes |
27.14% |
State House #2 (21st District)
|
Lillian Ortiz-Self
Democratic | 15,364 votes |
66.4% |
|
Amy Schaper
Republican | 7,207 votes |
31.15% |
|
Willie Russell
Other | 540 votes |
2.33% |
State House #1 (23rd District)
|
Tarra Simmons
Democratic | 11,798 votes |
45.31% |
|
April Ferguson
Republican | 8,846 votes |
33.97% |
|
Leslie J Daugs
Democratic | 4,048 votes |
15.55% |
|
Lou Krukar
Democratic | 791 votes |
3.04% |
|
James Beall
Democratic | 523 votes |
2.01% |
State Senate (25th District)
|
Julie Door
Democratic | 9,754 votes |
45.28% |
|
Chris Gildon
Republican | 9,165 votes |
42.54% |
|
Emmett Smith
Republican | 2,582 votes |
11.99% |
State House #2 (31st District)
|
Eric E Robertson
Republican | 9,409 votes |
36.48% |
|
Thomas R Clark
Democratic | 9,214 votes |
35.72% |
|
Jerimy Kirschner
Republican | 7,133 votes |
27.65% |
State House #2 (35th District)
|
Drew C MacEwen
Republican | 16,252 votes |
53.73% |
|
Darcy Huffman
Democratic | 13,315 votes |
44.02% |
|
Earl W Burt
Other | 636 votes |
2.1% |
State House #2 (39th District)
|
Carolyn Eslick
Republican | 10,766 votes |
46.71% |
|
Ryan Johnson
Democratic | 8,644 votes |
37.5% |
|
Sandy Mesenbrink
Republican | 3,609 votes |
15.66% |
State House #2 (43rd District)
|
Frank Chopp
Democratic | 16,529 votes |
53.74% |
|
Sherae Lascelles
Other | 8,558 votes |
27.82% |
|
Jessi Murray
Democratic | 5,397 votes |
17.55% |
State House #2 (48th District)
|
Amy Walen
Democratic | 14,463 votes |
68.97% |
|
Tim J Hickey
Republican | 5,297 votes |
25.26% |
|
Morgan Puchek
Democratic | 1,174 votes |
5.6% |
Results for State Legislative Contests With Only 2 Candidates
Note that because only two candidates filed for these positions, there is no one to be eliminated in the Top Two election. State law nevertheless requires federal and state-level candidates to appear on the ballot even if they are guaranteed to move on.
Be aware that these are unofficial results and will change as ballots continue to be counted.
Data is provided by the Secretary of State and county elections officials.
State Senate (10th District)
|
Helen Price Johnson Democratic | 15,267 |
| 51.76% | |
|
Ron Muzzall Republican | 14,193 |
| 48.12% |
State House #2 (17th District)
|
Paul Harris Republican | 15,671 |
| 66.33% | |
|
Bryan White Republican | 6,654 |
| 28.16% |
State Senate (28th District)
|
Twina Nobles Democratic | 10,422 |
| 51.05% | |
|
Steve O'Ban Republican | 9,969 |
| 48.83% |
State House #1 (47th District)
|
Debra Entenman Democratic | 12,054 |
| 58.1% | |
|
Kyle Lyebyedyev Republican | 8,645 |
| 41.67% |
State Senate (1st District)
|
Derek Stanford Democratic | 16,876 |
| 65.52% | |
|
Art Coday Republican | 8,849 |
| 34.36% |
State House #2 (3rd District)
|
Timm Ormsby Democratic | 12,440 |
| 63.15% | |
|
Bob Apple Other | 7,174 |
| 36.42% |
State House #1 (8th District)
|
Brad Klippert Republican | 13,335 |
| 65.25% | |
|
Shir Regev Democratic | 7,069 |
| 34.59% |
State House #2 (11th District)
|
Steve Bergquist Democratic | 12,581 |
| 71.25% | |
|
Sean Atchison Republican | 5,009 |
| 28.37% |
State House #1 (16th District)
|
Mark Klicker Republican | 13,108 |
| 64.63% | |
|
Frances Chvatal Democratic | 7,142 |
| 35.21% |
State House #2 (23rd District)
|
Drew Hansen Democratic | 17,206 |
| 65.27% | |
|
Elaina Gonzales-Blanton Republican | 9,115 |
| 34.58% |
State House #2 (27th District)
|
Jake Fey Democratic | 15,170 |
| 75.23% | |
|
Barry Knowles Independent | 4,784 |
| 23.72% |
State House #2 (38th District)
|
Mike Sells Democratic | 13,105 |
| 69.28% | |
|
David Wiley Libertarian | 5,467 |
| 28.9% |
State House #2 (40th District)
|
Alex Ramel Democratic | 20,109 |
| 70.38% | |
|
Russ Dzialo Republican | 8,408 |
| 29.43% |
State House #1 (46th District)
|
Gerry Pollet Democratic | 25,982 |
| 86.3% | |
|
Eric J Brown Republican | 4,060 |
| 13.49% |
State Senate (5th District)
|
Ingrid Anderson Democratic | 11,117 |
| 48.4% | |
|
Mark Mullet Democratic | 10,806 |
| 47.05% |
State House #1 (25th District)
|
Kelly Chambers Republican | 11,613 |
| 53.83% | |
|
Jamie Smith Democratic | 9,924 |
| 46% |
State House #1 (28th District)
|
Mari Leavitt Democratic | 11,797 |
| 58.25% | |
|
Kevin Ballard Republican | 8,427 |
| 41.61% |
State House #2 (19th District)
|
Joel McEntire Republican | 15,548 |
| 51.96% | |
|
Brian E Blake Democratic | 14,320 |
| 47.85% |
State House #1 (1st District)
|
Davina Duerr Democratic | 17,464 |
| 67.85% | |
|
Adam Bartholomew Republican | 8,239 |
| 32.01% |
State House #1 (6th District)
|
Mike Volz Republican | 12,440 |
| 52.5% | |
|
Zack Zappone Democratic | 11,228 |
| 47.39% |
State House #2 (8th District)
|
Matt Boehnke Republican | 15,036 |
| 80.47% | |
|
Larry Stanley Other | 3,286 |
| 17.59% |
State House #1 (12th District)
|
Keith Goehner Republican | 15,994 |
| 63.81% | |
|
Adrianne Moore Democratic | 9,036 |
| 36.05% |
State House #2 (16th District)
|
Skyler Rude Republican | 13,594 |
| 67.63% | |
|
Carly Coburn Democratic | 6,463 |
| 32.15% |
State Senate (24th District)
|
Kevin Van De Wege Democratic | 22,006 |
| 56.97% | |
|
Connie Beauvais Republican | 16,582 |
| 42.93% |
State House #1 (29th District)
|
Melanie Morgan Democratic | 8,552 |
| 61.98% | |
|
Koshin Mohamed Fidaar Republican | 5,176 |
| 37.51% |
State Senate (39th District)
|
Keith L Wagoner Republican | 14,714 |
| 65.4% | |
|
Kathryn A Lewandowsky Other | 7,731 |
| 34.36% |
State Senate (41st District)
|
Lisa Wellman Democratic | 18,914 |
| 72.73% | |
|
Mike Nykreim Republican | 7,046 |
| 27.09% |
State House #2 (46th District)
|
Javier Valdez Democratic | 25,199 |
| 83.62% | |
|
Beth Daranciang Republican | 4,882 |
| 16.2% |
State Senate (17th District)
|
Lynda Wilson Republican | 15,281 |
| 53.72% | |
|
Daniel Smith Democratic | 13,115 |
| 46.11% |
State House #2 (25th District)
|
Cyndy Jacobsen Republican | 11,292 |
| 52.42% | |
|
Brian Duthie Democratic | 10,202 |
| 47.36% |
State House #1 (42nd District)
|
Luanne Van Werven Republican | 19,701 |
| 53.09% | |
|
Alicia Rule Democratic | 17,380 |
| 46.84% |
State House #1 (18th District)
|
Brandon Vick Republican | 19,279 |
| 58.01% | |
|
Kassandra Bessert Democratic | 13,903 |
| 41.83% |
State Senate (3rd District)
|
Andy Billig Democratic | 12,053 |
| 60.69% | |
|
Dave Lucas Republican | 7,768 |
| 39.11% |
State House #1 (7th District)
|
Jacquelin Maycumber Republican | 19,627 |
| 69.63% | |
|
Georgia D Davenport Democratic | 8,511 |
| 30.19% |
State Senate (9th District)
|
Mark G Schoesler Republican | 14,937 |
| 67.03% | |
|
Jenn Goulet Democratic | 7,276 |
| 32.65% |
State House #1 (15th District)
|
Bruce Chandler Republican | 8,862 |
| 67.36% | |
|
Jack McEntire Democratic | 4,281 |
| 32.54% |
State House #2 (20th District)
|
Ed Orcutt Republican | 24,283 |
| 72.45% | |
|
Will Rollet Democratic | 9,128 |
| 27.24% |
State Senate (27th District)
|
Jeannie Darneille Democratic | 14,977 |
| 71.55% | |
|
Kyle Paskewitz Republican | 5,909 |
| 28.23% |
State House #2 (33rd District)
|
Mia Su-Ling Gregerson Democratic | 11,994 |
| 77.25% | |
|
Marliza Melzer Libertarian | 3,179 |
| 20.48% |
State House #1 (39th District)
|
Robert J Sutherland Republican | 13,760 |
| 59.43% | |
|
Claus Joens Democratic | 9,368 |
| 40.46% |
State House #1 (45th District)
|
Roger Goodman Democratic | 19,043 |
| 74.4% | |
|
John P Gibbons Republican | 6,514 |
| 25.45% |
State Senate (49th District)
|
Annette Cleveland Democratic | 15,666 |
| 59.54% | |
|
Rey Reynolds Republican | 10,609 |
| 40.32% |
State House #1 (17th District)
|
Vicki Kraft Republican | 14,779 |
| 51.8% | |
|
Tanisha L Harris Democratic | 13,725 |
| 48.1% |
State House #1 (44th District)
|
John Lovick Democratic | 15,292 |
| 56.89% | |
|
John T Kartak Republican | 11,561 |
| 43.01% |
State House #2 (42nd District)
|
Jennifer Sefzik Republican | 19,121 |
| 51.57% | |
|
Sharon Shewmake Democratic | 17,934 |
| 48.36% |
State House #2 (18th District)
|
Larry Hoff Republican | 17,919 |
| 53.73% | |
|
Donna L Sinclair Democratic | 15,382 |
| 46.13% |
State House #1 (3rd District)
|
Marcus Riccelli Democratic | 12,095 |
| 61.31% | |
|
Laura D Carder Republican | 7,580 |
| 38.42% |
State House #2 (7th District)
|
Joel Kretz Republican | 20,209 |
| 74.32% | |
|
JJ Wandler Independent | 6,847 |
| 25.18% |
State House #1 (9th District)
|
Mary Dye Republican | 16,381 |
| 77.3% | |
|
Brett Borden Libertarian | 4,511 |
| 21.29% |
State House #2 (15th District)
|
Jeremie Dufault Republican | 8,944 |
| 67.94% | |
|
AJ Cooper Democratic | 4,204 |
| 31.93% |
State Senate (23rd District)
|
Christine Rolfes Democratic | 17,681 |
| 66.86% | |
|
Pam Madden-Boyer Republican | 8,728 |
| 33.01% |
State House #1 (27th District)
|
Laurie Jinkins Democratic | 14,986 |
| 79.13% | |
|
Ryan Talen Democratic | 3,296 |
| 17.4% |
State House #1 (35th District)
|
Dan Griffey Republican | 17,108 |
| 56.6% | |
|
Colton Myers Democratic | 13,079 |
| 43.27% |
State Senate (40th District)
|
Elizabeth (Liz) Lovelett Democratic | 20,561 |
| 71.21% | |
|
Charles Carrell Republican | 8,290 |
| 28.71% |
State House #2 (45th District)
|
Larry Springer Democratic | 18,075 |
| 70.11% | |
|
Amber Krabach Republican | 7,669 |
| 29.75% |
Pierce County Results
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Pierce County Results
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Be aware that these are unofficial results and will change as ballots continue to be counted.
Data is provided by the Secretary of State and county elections officials.