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In U.S. Senate races, Democrats knock out Colorado's Cory Gardner, while Republicans oust Alabama's Doug Jones... NPI polling suggests Democratic candidates are favored in eight of the nine statewide executive races in Washington... Voters in Washington to decide one referendum and one constitutional amendment, while Oregon voters to decide four statewide measures...

What's at stake in this election: The presidency and vice presidency, control of the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives, all of Washington State's nine statewide executive positions, two statewide executive positions in Oregon, and hundreds of legislative positions in all three Pacific Northwest States, plus ballot measures and judicial contests.

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STATEHOUSE BALANCE OF POWER: Washington State Legislature Results Snapshot

If the current leaders in every legislative contest were to be seated as legislators in 2021, then both the House and Senate would be controlled by the Democratic Party.

State House of Representatives

During the last legislative session, Democrats held 57 seats in the House.
Democratic candidates currently lead in 57 contests:

During the last legislative session, Republicans held 41 seats in the House.
Republican candidates currently lead in 41 contests:

Total: 98

State Senate

Democrats hold 15 positions not subject to election this year and currently lead in 13 contests, for a total of 28:

Republicans hold 8 positions not subject to election this year and currently lead in 13 contests, for a total of 21:

Total: 49

Analysis from NPI's Cascadia Advocate

Asides and links from NPI's In Brief

Statewide and Federal Results

Ballot Measures, Executive Positions

Statewide and Federal Results

Congressional Contests

Be aware that these are unofficial results and will change as ballots continue to be tabulated.
Data is provided by the Washington Secretary of State and county elections officials.

President/Vice President

	Joseph R Biden / Kamala D Harris Democratic \| 2,369,612
	59.52%
	Donald J Trump / Michael R Pence Republican \| 1,584,651
	39.8%

Lieutenant Governor

	Denny Heck Democratic \| 1,658,405
	45.61%
	Marko Liias Democratic \| 1,218,548
	33.51%

Lands Commissioner

	Hilary Franz Democratic \| 2,212,158
	56.69%
	Sue Kuehl Pederson Republican \| 1,686,320
	43.21%

State Supreme Court #3

	Raquel Montoya-Lewis Nonpartisan \| 2,057,623
	58.22%
	Dave Larson Nonpartisan \| 1,462,764
	41.39%

U.S. House, 3rd District

	Jaime Herrera Beutler Republican \| 235,579
	56.37%
	Carolyn Long Democratic \| 181,347
	43.39%

U.S. House, 7th District

	Pramila Jayapal Democratic \| 387,109
	82.99%
	Craig Keller Republican \| 78,240
	16.77%

Governor

	Jay Inslee Democratic \| 2,294,243
	56.56%
	Loren Culp Republican \| 1,749,066
	43.12%

Attorney General

	Bob Ferguson Democratic \| 2,226,418
	56.43%
	Matt Larkin Republican \| 1,714,927
	43.47%

Insurance Commissioner

	Mike Kreidler Democratic \| 2,506,693
	65.39%
	Chirayu Avinash Patel Republican \| 1,308,292
	34.13%

State Supreme Court #6

	G Helen Whitener Nonpartisan \| 2,263,513
	66.12%
	Richard S Serns Nonpartisan \| 1,140,338
	33.31%

U.S. House, 4th District

	Dan Newhouse Republican \| 202,108
	66.21%
	Douglas E McKinley Democratic \| 102,667
	33.63%

U.S. House, 8th District

	Kim Schrier Democratic \| 213,123
	51.71%
	Jesse Jensen Republican \| 198,423
	48.15%

Secretary of State

	Kim Wyman Republican \| 2,116,141
	53.61%
	Gael Tarleton Democratic \| 1,826,710
	46.27%

Treasurer

	Mike Pellicciotti Democratic \| 2,089,159
	53.41%
	Duane A Davidson Republican \| 1,818,895
	46.5%

Auditor

	Pat (Patrice) McCarthy Democratic \| 2,260,830
	58%
	Chris Leyba Republican \| 1,633,956
	41.92%

U.S. House, 1st District

	Suzan DelBene Democratic \| 249,944
	58.55%
	Jeffrey Beeler Sr Republican \| 176,407
	41.33%

U.S. House, 5th District

	Cathy McMorris Rodgers Republican \| 247,815
	61.29%
	Dave Wilson Democratic \| 155,737
	38.51%

U.S. House, 9th District

	Adam Smith Democratic \| 258,771
	74.14%
	Doug Basler Republican \| 89,697
	25.7%

Referendum 90 (sex ed)

	Approved Nonpartisan \| 2,283,630
	57.82%
	Rejected Nonpartisan \| 1,665,906
	42.18%

Superintendent (OSPI)

	Chris Reykdal Nonpartisan \| 1,955,365
	54.57%
	Maia Espinoza Nonpartisan \| 1,609,643
	44.92%

ESJR 8212

	Rejected Nonpartisan \| 2,069,809
	54.36%
	Approved Nonpartisan \| 1,738,080
	45.64%

U.S. House, 2nd District

	Rick Larsen Democratic \| 255,252
	63.09%
	Timothy S Hazelo Republican \| 148,384
	36.67%

U.S. House, 6th District

	Derek Kilmer Democratic \| 247,429
	59.3%
	Elizabeth Kreiselmaier Republican \| 168,783
	40.45%

U.S. House, 10th District

	Marilyn Strickland Democratic \| 167,937
	49.33%
	Beth Doglio Democratic \| 121,040
	35.56%

Contested State Senate Races

Twenty-four positions with more than one candidate

Contested State Senate Races

Twenty-four positions with more than one candidate

Be aware that these are unofficial results and will change as ballots continue to be tabulated.
Data is provided by the Washington Secretary of State and county elections officials.

28th LD: State Senate

	Twina Nobles Democratic \| 35,802
	50.61%
	Steve O'Ban Republican \| 34,793
	49.19%

5th LD: State Senate

	Mark Mullet Democratic \| 41,949
	49.15%
	Ingrid Anderson Democratic \| 41,892
	49.09%

24th LD: State Senate

	Kevin Van De Wege Democratic \| 49,883
	54.08%
	Connie Beauvais Republican \| 42,289
	45.84%

4th LD: State Senate

	Mike Padden Republican \| 56,161
	62.53%
	John Roskelley Democratic \| 33,506
	37.31%

9th LD: State Senate

	Mark G Schoesler Republican \| 43,651
	65.34%
	Jenn Goulet Democratic \| 22,802
	34.13%

10th LD: State Senate

	Ron Muzzall Republican \| 47,189
	50.9%
	Helen Price Johnson Democratic \| 45,415
	48.99%

25th LD: State Senate

	Chris Gildon Republican \| 41,440
	53.79%
	Julie Door Democratic \| 35,476
	46.05%

1st LD: State Senate

	Derek Stanford Democratic \| 55,496
	63.27%
	Art Coday Republican \| 32,168
	36.67%

40th LD: State Senate

	Elizabeth (Liz) Lovelett Democratic \| 60,871
	69.5%
	Charles Carrell Republican \| 26,638
	30.41%

27th LD: State Senate

	Jeannie Darneille Democratic \| 52,421
	69.55%
	Kyle Paskewitz Republican \| 22,785
	30.23%

19th LD: State Senate

	Jeff Wilson Republican \| 40,560
	55.25%
	Dean Takko Democratic \| 32,773
	44.64%

16th LD: State Senate

	Perry Dozier Republican \| 35,859
	58.97%
	Danielle Garbe Reser Democratic \| 24,889
	40.93%

2nd LD: State Senate

	Jim McCune Republican \| 51,941
	63.63%
	Rick Payne Democratic \| 29,477
	36.11%

22nd LD: State Senate

	Sam Hunt Democratic \| 60,806
	67.16%
	Garry Holland Republican \| 29,600
	32.69%

41st LD: State Senate

	Lisa Wellman Democratic \| 58,241
	69.93%
	Mike Nykreim Republican \| 24,972
	29.98%

17th LD: State Senate

	Lynda Wilson Republican \| 44,671
	54.49%
	Daniel Smith Democratic \| 37,196
	45.37%

18th LD: State Senate

	Ann Rivers Republican \| 53,269
	56.3%
	Rick Bell Democratic \| 38,305
	40.49%

3rd LD: State Senate

	Andy Billig Democratic \| 38,858
	58.14%
	Dave Lucas Republican \| 27,848
	41.66%

23rd LD: State Senate

	Christine Rolfes Democratic \| 55,170
	63.89%
	Pam Madden-Boyer Republican \| 31,107
	36.02%

49th LD: State Senate

	Annette Cleveland Democratic \| 41,424
	56.47%
	Rey Reynolds Republican \| 31,803
	43.36%

Contested State House Races

Eighty-four positions with more than one candidate

Contested State House Races

Eighty-four positions with more than one candidate

Be aware that these are unofficial results and will change as ballots continue to be tabulated.
Data is provided by the Washington Secretary of State and county elections officials.

10th LD: State House #1

	Greg Gilday Republican \| 45,768
	50.38%
	Angie Homola Democratic \| 44,877
	49.4%

19th LD: State House #1

	Jim Walsh Republican \| 43,315
	59.32%
	Marianna Everson Democratic \| 29,625
	40.57%

42nd LD: State House #1

	Alicia Rule Democratic \| 47,260
	51.12%
	Luanne Van Werven Republican \| 45,104
	48.79%

28th LD: State House #1

	Mari Leavitt Democratic \| 39,973
	57.21%
	Kevin Ballard Republican \| 29,785
	42.63%

17th LD: State House #2

	Paul Harris Republican \| 48,392
	67.98%
	Bryan White Republican \| 20,020
	28.12%

24th LD: State House #2

	Steve Tharinger Democratic \| 49,262
	53.64%
	Brian Pruiett Republican \| 42,515
	46.29%

2nd LD: State House #2

	JT Wilcox Republican \| 53,552
	65.51%
	Veronica Whitcher Rockett Democratic \| 27,952
	34.19%

4th LD: State House #2

	Rob Chase Republican \| 55,124
	62.01%
	Lance Gurel Democratic \| 33,554
	37.74%

7th LD: State House #2

	Joel Kretz Republican \| 62,615
	74.86%
	JJ Wandler Independent \| 20,735
	24.79%

11th LD: State House #1

	David Hackney Democratic \| 36,414
	61.74%
	Zack Hudgins Democratic \| 20,974
	35.56%

14th LD: State House #1

	Chris Corry Republican \| 39,519
	59.61%
	Tracy Rushing Democratic \| 26,721
	40.3%

16th LD: State House #2

	Skyler Rude Republican \| 41,142
	68.15%
	Carly Coburn Democratic \| 19,163
	31.74%

21st LD: State House #2

	Lillian Ortiz-Self Democratic \| 51,619
	65.91%
	Amy Schaper Republican \| 26,607
	33.97%

23rd LD: State House #2

	Drew Hansen Democratic \| 53,425
	62.24%
	Elaina Gonzales-Blanton Republican \| 32,317
	37.65%

27th LD: State House #2

	Jake Fey Democratic \| 52,081
	71.39%
	Barry Knowles Independent \| 20,177
	27.66%

31st LD: State House #2

	Eric E Robertson Republican \| 53,858
	62.91%
	Thomas R Clark Democratic \| 31,657
	36.98%

35th LD: State House #1

	Dan Griffey Republican \| 49,314
	58.33%
	Colton Myers Democratic \| 35,131
	41.55%

38th LD: State House #1

	Emily Wicks Democratic \| 39,730
	58.88%
	Bert Johnson Republican \| 27,651
	40.98%

40th LD: State House #2

	Alex Ramel Democratic \| 58,915
	68.13%
	Russ Dzialo Republican \| 27,408
	31.69%

43rd LD: State House #2

	Frank Chopp Democratic \| 61,788
	66.23%
	Sherae Lascelles Other \| 31,029
	33.26%

46th LD: State House #2

	Javier Valdez Democratic \| 74,377
	81.58%
	Beth Daranciang Republican \| 16,705
	18.32%

48th LD: State House #2

	Amy Walen Democratic \| 49,213
	70.92%
	Tim J Hickey Republican \| 20,115
	28.99%

10th LD: State House #2

	Dave Paul Democratic \| 46,199
	50.35%
	Bill Bruch Republican \| 45,461
	49.54%

19th LD: State House #2

	Joel McEntire Republican \| 38,369
	52.54%
	Brian E Blake Democratic \| 34,599
	47.38%

42nd LD: State House #2

	Sharon Shewmake Democratic \| 47,702
	51.68%
	Jennifer Sefzik Republican \| 44,501
	48.22%

28th LD: State House #2

	Dan Bronoske Democratic \| 38,365
	55.01%
	Chris Nye Republican \| 31,227
	44.78%

18th LD: State House #1

	Brandon Vick Republican \| 57,566
	61.15%
	Kassandra Bessert Democratic \| 36,414
	38.68%

1st LD: State House #1

	Davina Duerr Democratic \| 58,019
	66.43%
	Adam Bartholomew Republican \| 29,256
	33.5%

3rd LD: State House #1

	Marcus Riccelli Democratic \| 40,124
	60.43%
	Laura D Carder Republican \| 26,113
	39.33%

6th LD: State House #1

	Mike Volz Republican \| 44,537
	51.91%
	Zack Zappone Democratic \| 41,153
	47.96%

8th LD: State House #1

	Brad Klippert Republican \| 51,981
	65.74%
	Shir Regev Democratic \| 26,979
	34.12%

11th LD: State House #2

	Steve Bergquist Democratic \| 47,074
	70.62%
	Sean Atchison Republican \| 19,456
	29.19%

15th LD: State House #1

	Bruce Chandler Republican \| 26,784
	57.98%
	Jack McEntire Democratic \| 19,376
	41.95%

20th LD: State House #1

	Peter Abbarno Republican \| 58,484
	70.73%
	Timothy Zahn Democratic \| 24,079
	29.12%

22nd LD: State House #1

	Laurie Dolan Democratic \| 59,959
	66.51%
	J D Ingram Republican \| 30,075
	33.36%

25th LD: State House #1

	Kelly Chambers Republican \| 41,055
	53.39%
	Jamie Smith Democratic \| 35,742
	46.48%

29th LD: State House #1

	Melanie Morgan Democratic \| 36,634
	63.61%
	Koshin Mohamed Fidaar Republican \| 20,745
	36.02%

32nd LD: State House #1

	Cindy Ryu Democratic \| 52,703
	71.56%
	Shirley Sutton Democratic \| 19,658
	26.69%

36th LD: State House #2

	Liz Berry Democratic \| 55,717
	58.22%
	Sarah Reyneveld Democratic \| 39,131
	40.89%

38th LD: State House #2

	Mike Sells Democratic \| 43,178
	66.81%
	David Wiley Libertarian \| 20,810
	32.2%

41st LD: State House #1

	Tana Senn Democratic \| 63,815
	96.77%

45th LD: State House #1

	Roger Goodman Democratic \| 60,186
	71.6%
	John P Gibbons Republican \| 23,778
	28.29%

47th LD: State House #1

	Debra Entenman Democratic \| 42,147
	58.59%
	Kyle Lyebyedyev Republican \| 29,719
	41.31%

49th LD: State House #1

	Sharon Wylie Democratic \| 45,684
	62.89%
	Justin Forsman Republican \| 26,736
	36.81%

30th LD: State House #1

	Jamila Taylor Democratic \| 36,338
	57.86%
	Martin A Moore Republican \| 26,406
	42.04%

44th LD: State House #1

	John Lovick Democratic \| 50,729
	57.15%
	John T Kartak Republican \| 37,962
	42.77%

26th LD: State House #1

	Jesse L Young Republican \| 47,171
	52.76%
	Carrie Hesch Democratic \| 42,113
	47.1%

5th LD: State House #1

	Bill Ramos Democratic \| 55,109
	60.73%
	Ken Moninski Republican \| 35,531
	39.15%

18th LD: State House #2

	Larry Hoff Republican \| 53,773
	57%
	Donna L Sinclair Democratic \| 40,457
	42.88%

1st LD: State House #2

	Shelley Kloba Democratic \| 55,622
	63.65%
	Jeb Brewer Republican \| 31,696
	36.27%

3rd LD: State House #2

	Timm Ormsby Democratic \| 41,298
	62.55%
	Bob Apple Other \| 24,467
	37.06%

6th LD: State House #2

	Jenny Graham Republican \| 46,158
	54.25%
	Tom McGarry Democratic \| 38,803
	45.61%

8th LD: State House #2

	Matt Boehnke Republican \| 59,046
	78.63%
	Larry Stanley Other \| 15,452
	20.58%

12th LD: State House #1

	Keith Goehner Republican \| 45,817
	60.37%
	Adrianne Moore Democratic \| 29,998
	39.52%

15th LD: State House #2

	Jeremie Dufault Republican \| 27,313
	59.1%
	AJ Cooper Democratic \| 18,873
	40.83%

20th LD: State House #2

	Ed Orcutt Republican \| 60,030
	72.76%
	Will Rollet Democratic \| 22,352
	27.09%

22nd LD: State House #2

	Jessica Bateman Democratic \| 54,219
	59.88%
	Dusty Pierpoint Republican \| 36,203
	39.98%

25th LD: State House #2

	Cyndy Jacobsen Republican \| 40,242
	52.42%
	Brian Duthie Democratic \| 36,406
	47.42%

29th LD: State House #2

	Steve Kirby Democratic \| 34,149
	58.9%
	Terry Harder Republican \| 23,619
	40.74%

32nd LD: State House #2

	Lauren Davis Democratic \| 59,115
	77.84%
	Tamra Smilanich Other \| 16,325
	21.5%

37th LD: State House #1

	Sharon Tomiko Santos Democratic \| 63,557
	81.73%
	John Stafford Democratic \| 13,165
	16.93%

39th LD: State House #1

	Robert J Sutherland Republican \| 48,716
	60.02%
	Claus Joens Democratic \| 32,349
	39.86%

41st LD: State House #2

	My-Linh Thai Democratic \| 55,609
	66.62%
	Al Rosenthal Republican \| 27,808
	33.31%

45th LD: State House #2

	Larry Springer Democratic \| 56,562
	66.99%
	Amber Krabach Republican \| 27,817
	32.95%

47th LD: State House #2

	Pat Sullivan Democratic \| 42,399
	58.84%
	Ted Cooke Republican \| 29,595
	41.07%

49th LD: State House #2

	Monica Stonier Democratic \| 45,578
	62.48%
	Park Llafet Republican \| 27,211
	37.3%

30th LD: State House #2

	Jesse Johnson Democratic \| 37,941
	60.29%
	Jack Walsh Republican \| 24,948
	39.64%

44th LD: State House #2

	April Berg Democratic \| 45,572
	51.76%
	Mark A James Republican \| 42,417
	48.17%

26th LD: State House #2

	Michelle Caldier Republican \| 48,973
	54.81%
	Joy Stanford Democratic \| 40,189
	44.98%

17th LD: State House #1

	Vicki Kraft Republican \| 41,908
	51.02%
	Tanisha L Harris Democratic \| 40,137
	48.86%

24th LD: State House #1

	Mike Chapman Democratic \| 49,965
	54.17%
	Sue Forde Republican \| 42,207
	45.76%

2nd LD: State House #1

	Andrew Barkis Republican \| 65,621
	95.37%

4th LD: State House #1

	Bob McCaslin Republican \| 54,119
	60.3%
	Lori Feagan Democratic \| 35,486
	39.54%

7th LD: State House #1

	Jacquelin Maycumber Republican \| 61,485
	71.86%
	Georgia D Davenport Democratic \| 23,973
	28.02%

9th LD: State House #1

	Mary Dye Republican \| 48,408
	74.23%
	Brett Borden Libertarian \| 16,091
	24.67%

13th LD: State House #1

	Tom Dent Republican \| 47,701
	71.33%
	Eduardo Castaneda-Díaz Democratic \| 19,104
	28.57%

16th LD: State House #1

	Mark Klicker Republican \| 38,570
	63.58%
	Frances Chvatal Democratic \| 22,056
	36.36%

21st LD: State House #1

	Strom H Peterson Democratic \| 50,793
	64.57%
	Brian Thompson Republican \| 27,801
	35.34%

23rd LD: State House #1

	Tarra Simmons Democratic \| 53,154
	61.87%
	April Ferguson Republican \| 32,620
	37.97%

27th LD: State House #1

	Laurie Jinkins Democratic \| 54,770
	78.83%
	Ryan Talen Democratic \| 12,158
	17.5%

31st LD: State House #1

	Drew Stokesbary Republican \| 54,517
	63.46%
	Katie Young Democratic \| 31,306
	36.44%

33rd LD: State House #2

	Mia Su-Ling Gregerson Democratic \| 42,578
	73.13%
	Marliza Melzer Libertarian \| 15,123
	25.98%

37th LD: State House #2

	Kirsten Harris-Talley Democratic \| 50,780
	65.52%
	Chukundi Salisbury Democratic \| 25,706
	33.17%

39th LD: State House #2

	Carolyn Eslick Republican \| 51,067
	63.05%
	Ryan Johnson Democratic \| 29,833
	36.83%

43rd LD: State House #1

	Nicole Macri Democratic \| 86,409
	90.88%
	Leslie Klein Republican \| 8,552
	8.99%

46th LD: State House #1

	Gerry Pollet Democratic \| 76,563
	83.8%
	Eric J Brown Republican \| 14,704
	16.09%

48th LD: State House #1

	Vandana Slatter Democratic \| 49,426
	71.27%
	Victor H Bishop Republican \| 19,884
	28.67%

Poll Closing Times: Map

Courtesy of Daily Kos Elections and The Green Papers (which supplied the source data), here's a map of poll closing times across the nation today. Note Washington, Oregon, and Colorado are vote-by-mail states that do not have polling places except for accessible voting centers. All times are Eastern.