Jay Inslee likely to face Loren Culp in autumn, early results suggest

Democratic candidates lead in all but one statewide race; party also on track to keep its majorities in the State House and Senate | All federal incumbents ahead in their respective races, while Democrats Marilyn Strickland and Beth Doglio have the top two spots in the 10th Congressional District | State Democratic Chair Tina Podlodowski declares: “No amount of conspiracy theorizing or fearmongering from Trump or the WA GOP can overcome the very real consequences of Trump’s failure to contain the pandemic that every American is living through every single day.”

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.

BALANCE OF POWER: Who will control the Washington State House and Senate in 2021?

If the current leaders in every legislative contest were to be seated as legislators in 2019, then both the House and Senate would be controlled by the Democratic Party.

State House of Representatives

During the last legislative session, Democrats held 50 seats in the House.
Democratic candidates currently lead in 65 contests:

During the last legislative session, Republicans held 48 seats in the House.
Republican candidates currently lead in 33 contests:

Total: 98

State Senate

Democrats hold 12 positions not subject to election this year and currently lead in 16 contests, for a total of 28:

Republicans hold 12 positions not subject to election this year and currently lead in 9 contests, for a total of 21:

Total: 49

PARTY PERFORMANCE: How many legislative contests is each party winning?

Voters in a majority of both House and Senate contests currently prefer Democratic candidates.

State House of Representatives (98 total contests)

The Democratic Party has the majority of votes in 63 House contests:

The Republican Party has the majority of votes in 35 House contests:

State Senate (25 total contests)

The Democratic Party has the majority of votes in 16 Senate contests:

The Republican Party has the majority of votes in 9 Senate contests:

Analysis from NPI's Cascadia Advocate

Asides and links from NPI's In Brief

Statewide Executive Results

Contests for statewide executive positions

Statewide Executive Results

These positions are filled in presidential 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.

Federal Results

U.S. House contests

Federal Results

These positions are filled every two 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.

Judicial Results

Superior Court contests

Judicial Results

These positions are filled every four 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.

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 \| 28,368 votes	46.23%
	Angie Homola Democratic \| 16,004 votes	26.08%
	Suzanne Woodard Democratic \| 10,803 votes	17.61%
	Scott McMullen Democratic \| 4,163 votes	6.78%
	Ivan Lewis Democratic \| 1,828 votes	2.98%

State Senate (19th District)

	Dean Takko Democratic \| 20,948 votes	44.37%
	Jeff Wilson Republican \| 17,454 votes	36.97%
	Wes Cormier Republican \| 8,754 votes	18.54%

State House #1 (26th District)

	Jesse L Young Republican \| 30,095 votes	52.46%
	Carrie Hesch Democratic \| 23,404 votes	40.79%
	Drew Darsow Democratic \| 3,797 votes	6.62%

State House #1 (30th District)

	Jamila Taylor Democratic \| 15,773 votes	43.75%
	Martin A Moore Republican \| 9,849 votes	27.32%
	Janis Clark Republican \| 6,139 votes	17.03%
	Cheryl Hurst Democratic \| 4,226 votes	11.72%

State House #2 (36th District)

	Liz Berry Democratic \| 33,333 votes	50.81%
	Sarah Reyneveld Democratic \| 27,365 votes	41.71%
	Jeffrey M Cohen Democratic \| 4,078 votes	6.22%

State House #2 (1st District)

	Shelley Kloba Democratic \| 33,740 votes	62.5%
	Jeb Brewer Republican \| 13,521 votes	25.04%
	Gary Morgan Republican \| 6,685 votes	12.38%

State Senate (4th District)

	Mike Padden Republican \| 31,700 votes	60.8%
	John Roskelley Democratic \| 17,232 votes	33.05%
	Ann Marie Danimus Independent \| 3,158 votes	6.06%

State House #1 (5th District)

	Bill Ramos Democratic \| 33,297 votes	59.07%
	Ken Moninski Republican \| 19,601 votes	34.77%
	Cyrus Krohn Other \| 3,361 votes	5.96%

State House #1 (13th District)

	Tom Dent Republican \| 31,136 votes	74.35%
	Eduardo Castaneda-Díaz Democratic \| 9,553 votes	22.81%
	John 'the man' Malan Democratic \| 1,136 votes	2.71%

State House #1 (20th District)

	Peter Abbarno Republican \| 25,368 votes	47.07%
	Timothy Zahn Democratic \| 14,056 votes	26.08%
	Brian Lange Republican \| 12,881 votes	23.9%
	Kurtis Engle Other \| 1,502 votes	2.79%

State Senate (22nd District)

	Sam Hunt Democratic \| 33,933 votes	58.11%
	Garry Holland Republican \| 18,047 votes	30.9%
	Kevin Young Democratic \| 6,309 votes	10.8%

State House #1 (24th District)

	Mike Chapman Democratic \| 34,982 votes	55.57%
	Sue Forde Republican \| 17,920 votes	28.46%
	Daniel Charles Svoboda Republican \| 9,966 votes	15.83%

State House #2 (29th District)

	Terry Harder Republican \| 11,874 votes	38.91%
	Steve Kirby Democratic \| 9,330 votes	30.57%
	Sharlett Mena Democratic \| 9,248 votes	30.3%

State House #1 (32nd District)

	Cindy Ryu Democratic \| 29,641 votes	63.7%
	Shirley Sutton Democratic \| 11,368 votes	24.43%
	Keith Smith Democratic \| 4,451 votes	9.57%

State Senate (38th District)

	June Robinson Democratic \| 17,822 votes	45.23%
	Bernard Moody Republican \| 16,008 votes	40.62%
	Kelly M Fox Democratic \| 5,529 votes	14.03%

State House #2 (41st District)

	My-Linh Thai Democratic \| 30,617 votes	59.13%
	Al Rosenthal Republican \| 14,004 votes	27.04%
	Harlan Gallinger Independent \| 3,821 votes	7.38%
	Aaron Leedham Democratic \| 3,290 votes	6.35%

State House #2 (47th District)

	Pat Sullivan Democratic \| 23,717 votes	56.41%
	Ted Cooke Republican \| 12,817 votes	30.48%
	Joseph Cimaomo Jr Republican \| 4,154 votes	9.88%
	Peter Thompson Jr Republican \| 1,286 votes	3.06%

State House #1 (49th District)

	Sharon Wylie Democratic \| 23,149 votes	57.25%
	Justin Forsman Republican \| 12,525 votes	30.97%
	Kelli Danielle Fiskum Independent \| 4,688 votes	11.59%

State House #2 (10th District)

	Bill Bruch Republican \| 30,248 votes	48.68%
	Dave Paul Democratic \| 29,215 votes	47.02%
	Taylor Zimmermann Other \| 2,592 votes	4.17%

State House #1 (19th District)

	Jim Walsh Republican \| 27,203 votes	57.62%
	Marianna Everson Democratic \| 10,525 votes	22.29%
	Clint Bryson Democratic \| 9,447 votes	20.01%

State House #2 (26th District)

	Joy Stanford Democratic \| 24,820 votes	42.92%
	Michelle Caldier Republican \| 21,551 votes	37.27%
	Alisha Beeler Republican \| 11,412 votes	19.74%

State House #2 (30th District)

	Jesse Johnson Democratic \| 20,606 votes	57.01%
	Jack Walsh Republican \| 12,075 votes	33.41%
	Mark Greene Republican \| 2,148 votes	5.94%
	Chris Dowllar Republican \| 1,241 votes	3.43%

State House #1 (37th District)

	Sharon Tomiko Santos Democratic \| 40,028 votes	77.2%
	John Stafford Democratic \| 6,141 votes	11.84%
	William Burroughs Democratic \| 2,829 votes	5.46%
	John Dickinson Other \| 2,483 votes	4.79%

State Senate (2nd District)

	Rick Payne Democratic \| 14,136 votes	29.51%
	Jim McCune Republican \| 10,158 votes	21.21%
	Josh Penner Republican \| 8,406 votes	17.55%
	Ronda Litzenberger Republican \| 7,153 votes	14.93%
	Gina Blanchard-Reed Republican \| 4,133 votes	8.63%
	Matthew Smith Republican \| 3,812 votes	7.96%

State House #1 (4th District)

	Bob McCaslin Republican \| 20,120 votes	38.79%
	Lori Feagan Democratic \| 18,668 votes	35.99%
	Mike Conrad Republican \| 8,705 votes	16.78%
	Dave Whitehead Republican \| 4,316 votes	8.32%

State House #2 (6th District)

	Jenny Graham Republican \| 27,341 votes	54.86%
	Tom McGarry Democratic \| 14,624 votes	29.34%
	Christian M McLachlan Democratic \| 7,806 votes	15.66%

State House #1 (14th District)

	Chris Corry Republican \| 24,450 votes	62.2%
	Tracy Rushing Democratic \| 13,864 votes	35.27%
	William Razey Other \| 954 votes	2.43%

State House #1 (21st District)

	Strom H Peterson Democratic \| 25,272 votes	55.59%
	Brian Thompson Republican \| 15,829 votes	34.82%
	Gant Diede Democratic \| 4,307 votes	9.47%

State House #1 (22nd District)

	Laurie Dolan Democratic \| 35,514 votes	60.84%
	J D Ingram Republican \| 16,796 votes	28.78%
	Allen Acosta Libertarian \| 3,004 votes	5.15%
	Jonny Meade Other \| 3,000 votes	5.14%

State House #2 (24th District)

	Mike Chapman Democratic \| 34,982 votes	55.57%
	Sue Forde Republican \| 17,920 votes	28.46%
	Daniel Charles Svoboda Republican \| 9,966 votes	15.83%

State House #1 (31st District)

	Drew Stokesbary Republican \| 32,702 votes	63.08%
	Katie Young Democratic \| 16,765 votes	32.34%
	Zach Stover Other \| 2,321 votes	4.48%

State House #2 (32nd District)

	Lauren Davis Democratic \| 34,915 votes	73.26%
	Tamra Smilanich Other \| 7,791 votes	16.35%
	Gray Petersen Democratic \| 4,314 votes	9.05%

State House #1 (38th District)

	Emily Wicks Democratic \| 19,502 votes	49.44%
	Bert Johnson Republican \| 14,961 votes	37.93%
	Lacey Sauvageau Democratic \| 2,873 votes	7.28%
	Jorge Garrido Libertarian \| 2,068 votes	5.24%

State House #1 (43rd District)

	Nicole Macri Democratic \| 59,163 votes	91.85%
	Leslie Klein Republican \| 4,159 votes	6.46%
	Brandon Franklin Other \| 957 votes	1.49%

State House #1 (48th District)

	Vandana Slatter Democratic \| 30,657 votes	71.95%
	Victor H Bishop Republican \| 11,286 votes	26.49%
	Scott Dusenbery Other \| 595 votes	1.4%

State House #2 (49th District)

	Monica Stonier Democratic \| 24,130 votes	60.43%
	Park Llafet Republican \| 12,929 votes	32.38%
	Troy Potter Independent \| 2,792 votes	6.99%

State Senate (16th District)

	Danielle Garbe Reser Democratic \| 13,366 votes	34.86%
	Perry Dozier Republican \| 13,318 votes	34.73%
	William "Bill" Jenkin Republican \| 11,618 votes	30.3%

State House #2 (2nd District)

	Dusty Pierpoint Republican \| 20,652 votes	35.46%
	Jessica Bateman Democratic \| 19,236 votes	33.03%
	Mary Ellen Biggerstaff Democratic \| 7,858 votes	13.49%
	Glenda Breiler Democratic \| 7,397 votes	12.7%
	Anthony Novack Democratic \| 3,019 votes	5.18%

State House #2 (28th District)

	Dan Bronoske Democratic \| 22,679 votes	52.41%
	Chris Nye Republican \| 10,817 votes	25%
	Jamie Michaud Republican \| 9,711 votes	22.44%

State House #1 (11th District)

	David Hackney Democratic \| 16,306 votes	45.5%
	Zack Hudgins Democratic \| 12,020 votes	33.54%
	Jay Stark Other \| 7,066 votes	19.72%

State House #2 (44th District)

	Mark A James Republican \| 25,594 votes	47.38%
	April Berg Democratic \| 17,587 votes	32.56%
	Anne Anderson Democratic \| 10,800 votes	19.99%

State House #2 (37th District)

	Kirsten Harris-Talley Democratic \| 26,940 votes	51.18%
	Chukundi Salisbury Democratic \| 12,141 votes	23.07%
	Andrea Caupain Democratic \| 5,845 votes	11.1%
	Stephen Richter Republican \| 4,480 votes	8.51%
	Robert Redwine Democratic \| 1,300 votes	2.47%
	Andy Goeres Democratic \| 1,230 votes	2.34%
	Kathy M Woodward Other \| 618 votes	1.17%

State House #2 (2nd District)

	JT Wilcox Republican \| 21,387 votes	44.49%
	Veronica Whitcher Rockett Democratic \| 14,642 votes	30.46%
	Matt Marshall Republican \| 11,945 votes	24.85%

State House #2 (4th District)

	Lance Gurel Democratic \| 17,503 votes	34.4%
	Rob Chase Republican \| 16,920 votes	33.25%
	Leonard Christian Republican \| 13,531 votes	26.59%
	Nathan R Sybrandy Republican \| 2,851 votes	5.6%

State Senate (18th District)

	Rick Bell Democratic \| 21,798 votes	38.52%
	Ann Rivers Republican \| 18,401 votes	32.51%
	John Ley Republican \| 16,342 votes	28.88%

State House #2 (21st District)

	Lillian Ortiz-Self Democratic \| 29,673 votes	64.68%
	Amy Schaper Republican \| 15,034 votes	32.77%
	Willie Russell Other \| 1,110 votes	2.42%

State House #1 (23rd District)

	Tarra Simmons Democratic \| 24,191 votes	45.14%
	April Ferguson Republican \| 18,868 votes	35.21%
	Leslie J Daugs Democratic \| 7,932 votes	14.8%
	Lou Krukar Democratic \| 1,653 votes	3.08%
	James Beall Democratic \| 889 votes	1.66%

State Senate (25th District)

	Chris Gildon Republican \| 20,299 votes	44.73%
	Julie Door Democratic \| 19,651 votes	43.3%
	Emmett Smith Republican \| 5,351 votes	11.79%

State House #2 (31st District)

	Eric E Robertson Republican \| 19,096 votes	37.04%
	Thomas R Clark Democratic \| 17,308 votes	33.57%
	Jerimy Kirschner Republican \| 15,078 votes	29.25%

State House #2 (35th District)

	Drew C MacEwen Republican \| 30,723 votes	55.12%
	Darcy Huffman Democratic \| 23,506 votes	42.17%
	Earl W Burt Other \| 1,433 votes	2.57%

State House #2 (39th District)

	Carolyn Eslick Republican \| 24,389 votes	48.98%
	Ryan Johnson Democratic \| 17,775 votes	35.7%
	Sandy Mesenbrink Republican \| 7,558 votes	15.18%

State House #2 (43rd District)

	Frank Chopp Democratic \| 31,414 votes	49.78%
	Sherae Lascelles Other \| 19,637 votes	31.12%
	Jessi Murray Democratic \| 11,520 votes	18.25%

State House #2 (48th District)

	Amy Walen Democratic \| 28,930 votes	67.98%
	Tim J Hickey Republican \| 11,059 votes	25.99%
	Morgan Puchek Democratic \| 2,500 votes	5.87%

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)

	Ron Muzzall Republican \| 32,022
	50.8%
	Helen Price Johnson Democratic \| 30,943
	49.09%

State House #2 (17th District)

	Paul Harris Republican \| 25,213
	65.6%
	Bryan White Republican \| 11,119
	28.93%

State Senate (28th District)

	Twina Nobles Democratic \| 22,083
	50.21%
	Steve O'Ban Republican \| 21,848
	49.67%

State House #1 (47th District)

	Debra Entenman Democratic \| 23,837
	56.92%
	Kyle Lyebyedyev Republican \| 17,963
	42.89%

State Senate (1st District)

	Derek Stanford Democratic \| 34,445
	63.47%
	Art Coday Republican \| 19,778
	36.44%

State House #2 (3rd District)

	Timm Ormsby Democratic \| 22,263
	61.4%
	Bob Apple Other \| 13,851
	38.2%

State House #1 (8th District)

	Brad Klippert Republican \| 32,491
	67.07%
	Shir Regev Democratic \| 15,866
	32.75%

State House #2 (11th District)

	Steve Bergquist Democratic \| 27,010
	71.2%
	Sean Atchison Republican \| 10,798
	28.46%

State House #1 (16th District)

	Mark Klicker Republican \| 25,437
	66.61%
	Frances Chvatal Democratic \| 12,702
	33.26%

State House #2 (23rd District)

	Drew Hansen Democratic \| 34,572
	63.78%
	Elaina Gonzales-Blanton Republican \| 19,575
	36.11%

State House #2 (27th District)

	Jake Fey Democratic \| 32,871
	74.75%
	Barry Knowles Independent \| 10,671
	24.27%

State House #2 (38th District)

	Mike Sells Democratic \| 25,215
	67.37%
	David Wiley Libertarian \| 11,568
	30.91%

State House #2 (40th District)

	Alex Ramel Democratic \| 39,524
	68.42%
	Russ Dzialo Republican \| 18,114
	31.36%

State House #1 (46th District)

	Gerry Pollet Democratic \| 53,779
	85.74%
	Eric J Brown Republican \| 8,830
	14.08%

State Senate (5th District)

	Ingrid Anderson Democratic \| 24,144
	48.57%
	Mark Mullet Democratic \| 23,653
	47.58%

State House #1 (25th District)

	Kelly Chambers Republican \| 25,342
	55.72%
	Jamie Smith Democratic \| 20,060
	44.11%

State House #1 (28th District)

	Mari Leavitt Democratic \| 24,845
	57.15%
	Kevin Ballard Republican \| 18,575
	42.72%

State House #2 (19th District)

	Joel McEntire Republican \| 25,081
	53.24%
	Brian E Blake Democratic \| 21,960
	46.61%

State House #1 (1st District)

	Davina Duerr Democratic \| 36,117
	66.69%
	Adam Bartholomew Republican \| 17,997
	33.23%

State House #1 (6th District)

	Mike Volz Republican \| 27,620
	54.95%
	Zack Zappone Democratic \| 22,598
	44.96%

State House #2 (8th District)

	Matt Boehnke Republican \| 36,388
	81.57%
	Larry Stanley Other \| 7,479
	16.77%

State House #1 (12th District)

	Keith Goehner Republican \| 32,409
	64.6%
	Adrianne Moore Democratic \| 17,684
	35.25%

State House #2 (16th District)

	Skyler Rude Republican \| 26,461
	69.84%
	Carly Coburn Democratic \| 11,359
	29.98%

State Senate (24th District)

	Kevin Van De Wege Democratic \| 34,751
	55.06%
	Connie Beauvais Republican \| 28,279
	44.81%

State House #1 (29th District)

	Melanie Morgan Democratic \| 18,509
	61.79%
	Koshin Mohamed Fidaar Republican \| 11,268
	37.62%

State Senate (39th District)

	Keith L Wagoner Republican \| 32,702
	66.88%
	Kathryn A Lewandowsky Other \| 16,065
	32.86%

State Senate (41st District)

	Lisa Wellman Democratic \| 36,727
	71.32%
	Mike Nykreim Republican \| 14,687
	28.52%

State House #2 (46th District)

	Javier Valdez Democratic \| 52,007
	82.85%
	Beth Daranciang Republican \| 10,679
	17.01%

State Senate (17th District)

	Lynda Wilson Republican \| 25,423
	55.43%
	Daniel Smith Democratic \| 20,361
	44.39%

State House #2 (25th District)

	Cyndy Jacobsen Republican \| 24,682
	54.43%
	Brian Duthie Democratic \| 20,569
	45.36%

State House #1 (42nd District)

	Luanne Van Werven Republican \| 32,535
	51.84%
	Alicia Rule Democratic \| 30,167
	48.06%

State House #1 (18th District)

	Brandon Vick Republican \| 34,229
	60.78%
	Kassandra Bessert Democratic \| 21,999
	39.06%

State Senate (3rd District)

	Andy Billig Democratic \| 21,528
	58.75%
	Dave Lucas Republican \| 15,058
	41.09%

State House #1 (7th District)

	Jacquelin Maycumber Republican \| 40,356
	72.56%
	Georgia D Davenport Democratic \| 15,169
	27.27%

State Senate (9th District)

	Mark G Schoesler Republican \| 26,729
	67.43%
	Jenn Goulet Democratic \| 12,783
	32.25%

State House #1 (15th District)

	Bruce Chandler Republican \| 16,545
	67.62%
	Jack McEntire Democratic \| 7,892
	32.26%

State House #2 (20th District)

	Ed Orcutt Republican \| 39,842
	73.35%
	Will Rollet Democratic \| 14,356
	26.43%

State Senate (27th District)

	Jeannie Darneille Democratic \| 32,360
	70.82%
	Kyle Paskewitz Republican \| 13,236
	28.97%

State House #2 (33rd District)

	Mia Su-Ling Gregerson Democratic \| 24,105
	75.6%
	Marliza Melzer Libertarian \| 7,159
	22.45%

State House #1 (39th District)

	Robert J Sutherland Republican \| 30,685
	61.29%
	Claus Joens Democratic \| 19,303
	38.56%

State House #1 (45th District)

	Roger Goodman Democratic \| 39,079
	72.9%
	John P Gibbons Republican \| 14,446
	26.95%

State Senate (49th District)

	Annette Cleveland Democratic \| 23,540
	57.86%
	Rey Reynolds Republican \| 17,078
	41.98%

State House #1 (17th District)

	Vicki Kraft Republican \| 24,504
	53.22%
	Tanisha L Harris Democratic \| 21,485
	46.66%

State House #1 (44th District)

	John Lovick Democratic \| 30,314
	55.54%
	John T Kartak Republican \| 24,194
	44.33%

State House #2 (42nd District)

	Jennifer Sefzik Republican \| 31,599
	50.44%
	Sharon Shewmake Democratic \| 31,008
	49.49%

State House #2 (18th District)

	Larry Hoff Republican \| 31,791
	56.29%
	Donna L Sinclair Democratic \| 24,604
	43.57%

State House #1 (3rd District)

	Marcus Riccelli Democratic \| 21,707
	59.64%
	Laura D Carder Republican \| 14,610
	40.14%

State House #2 (7th District)

	Joel Kretz Republican \| 41,264
	76.61%
	JJ Wandler Independent \| 12,339
	22.91%

State House #1 (9th District)

	Mary Dye Republican \| 29,082
	77.41%
	Brett Borden Libertarian \| 7,889
	21%

State House #2 (15th District)

	Jeremie Dufault Republican \| 16,691
	68.11%
	AJ Cooper Democratic \| 7,782
	31.75%

State Senate (23rd District)

	Christine Rolfes Democratic \| 35,727
	65.6%
	Pam Madden-Boyer Republican \| 18,692
	34.32%

State House #1 (27th District)

	Laurie Jinkins Democratic \| 32,636
	79.19%
	Ryan Talen Democratic \| 7,194
	17.46%

State House #1 (35th District)

	Dan Griffey Republican \| 32,459
	58.22%
	Colton Myers Democratic \| 23,234
	41.67%

State Senate (40th District)

	Elizabeth (Liz) Lovelett Democratic \| 40,569
	69.31%
	Charles Carrell Republican \| 17,890
	30.57%

State House #2 (45th District)

	Larry Springer Democratic \| 36,657
	67.74%
	Amber Krabach Republican \| 17,392
	32.14%

Pierce County Results

County executive, sheriff, and county council

Pierce County Results

County-level positions are filled 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.