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Democrats sweep to victory in 2017 local and state elections
List of states with Democratic trifectas grows to eight as party regains New Jersey governorship and Washington State Senate; Democrats stun Republicans by cruising to victory in all three of Virginia's statewide races and unseating more than a dozen Republican incumbents in contests for Virginia's House of Delegates; Mainers vote to expand Medicaid in rebuke to Republican Governor Paul LePage; Transgender candidates make history in Virginia and Minnesota
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BALANCE OF POWER: Who will control the Washington State House and Senate in December?
Results for Special Legislative and Judicial Contests
Legislative positions are normally voted on in even numbered years, but five districts in Washington had vacancies prior to the filing period this year. As a consequence, three House and five Senate positions will be filled by voters this year. The winners will hold office through the remainder of the cycle, ending at the conclusion of 2018. 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.
King County Results
Contests for county, port, city, and school board positions
King County Results
Contests for county, port, city, and school board positions
Martin Luther King, Jr. County is Washington State's largest jurisdiction, home to thirty-nine cities and towns, and governed under a home rule charter. Results for contested county, port, city, and school board races are shown below. Note that the Port of Seattle, despite its name, is a countywide jurisdiction that has the same borders as King County. Data is provided by King County Elections and also by Pierce or Snohomish County Elections in certain contests spanning county borders. Note that results for Milton races are in the Pierce County grid.
Pierce County Results
Contests for port, city, and school board positions
Pierce County Results
Contests for port, city, and school board positions
Pierce is Washington State's second largest county, home to twenty-three cities and towns, and governed under a home rule charter. Results for contested port, city, and school board races are shown below. Because Pierce elects its county-level positions in even-numbered years (Executive, Prosecuting Attorney, Council positions), there are none in the grid below. Data is provided by Pierce County Elections and also by King or Thurston County Elections in certain contests spanning county borders. Note that results for Auburn races are in the King County grid.
Snohomish County Results
Contests for county, port, city, and school board positions
Snohomish County Results
Contests for county, port, city, and school board positions
Snohomish is Washington State's third largest county, home to twenty cities and towns, and governed under a home rule charter. Results for contested county, port, city, and school board races are shown below. Data is provided by Snohomish County Elections and also by King County Elections in certain contests spanning county borders. Note that results for Bothell races are in the King County grid.