Tim Eyman's I-976 passing; Initiative 1000 failing in early returns
The right wing is celebrating the early numbers on this year's two statewide initiaives, but there are a lot of ballots that haven't been counted yet. Initiative 1000 is only narrowly failing. I-976 is passing more comfortably thanks to large margins in Pierce and Snohomish counties. In King County, civil rights icon Larry Gossett lost his seat, while feminist trailblazer Jeanne Kohl-Welles decisively held onto hers. At the local level, levies to fund transportation improvements, school operations, and better parks were passing in the majority of jurisdictions surveyed by NPI.
What's at stake in this election: Voters in Washington will decide the fate of three statewide ballot measures (Initiative 976, Initiative 1000, Senate Joint Resolution 8200) and two legislative positions being contested in special elections, along with thousands of offices at the local level. 2019 is truly a local election year: Most home rule counties that operate under their own charters (like King, Snohomish, Clark, and Whatcom) will be filling positions, along with most cities, school districts, and ports.
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State-Level Measures & Contests
Initiatives 976 and 1000; SJR 8200
State-Level Measures & Contests
Special elections for legislative and judicial positions
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
County, city, port, and school board contests
King County Results
County-level positions are voted on in odd-numbered years
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.
Pierce County Results
County, city, port, and school board contests
Pierce County Results
County-level positions are voted on in even-numbered years
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.
Snohomish County Results
County, city, port, and school board contests
Snohomish County Results
County-level positions are voted on in odd-numbered years
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.
Spokane County Results
City and school board contests
Spokane County Results
County-level positions are voted on in even-numbered years
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.
Whatcom County Results
County, city, port, and school board contests
Whatcom County Results
County-level positions are voted on in odd-numbered years
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.