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Initial 2024 General Election local and statewide results reported

The preliminary 2024 Presidential Election ballot count has been reported tonight shortly after 8pm.

The following are initial results as reported shortly after 8pm on November 5th by the Whatcom County Election Division and the Washington State Secretary of State.

Whatcom County Proposition 2024-22
Proposed Amendment to Whatcom County Charter Section 4.30 to strengthen protections against conflicts of interest in public service
MeasureVoteVote %
Yes86,04584.5%
No15,78115.5%
Total Votes101,826
PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 1
Commissioner District 1
CandidateVoteVote %
Eddy Ury52,56559%
Jeremiah J. Goggins36,13240.55%
WRITE-IN3970.45%
Total Votes89,094
PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 1
Commissioner District 2
CandidateVoteVote %
Atul Deshmane52,29157.37%
Dan Johnson38,52042.26%
WRITE-IN3360.37%
Total Votes91,147
BLAINE SCHOOL DISTRICT 503
Proposition 2024-21 General Obligation Bonds – $70,000,000 (requires supermajority of 60% to pass)
MeasureVoteVote %
Approved5,41055.18%
Rejected4,39444.82%
Total Votes9,804
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 505
Proposition 2024-20 General Obligation Bonds -$75,000,000 (requires supermajority of 60% to pass)
MeasureVoteVote %
Approved2,63351.91%
Rejected2,43948.09%
Total Votes5,072
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT 1
Proposition 2024-24 General Obligation Bonds – $13,000,000 (requires supermajority of 60% to pass)
MeasureVoteVote %
Approved2,55452.52%
Rejected2,30947.48%
Total Votes4,863
COLUMBIA VALLEY PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT
Proposition 2024-23 Establishing Six-Year Regular Property Tax Levy
MeasureVoteVote %
Yes51339.77%
No77760.23%
Total Votes1,290
COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT 1
Charter Review Commission District 1
CandidateVoteVote %
Roderick “Robin” Dexter1,4933.3%
Dan Robbins3,1787.03%
Sarah Rothenbuhler3,7758.35%
Liz Darrow11,83426.18%
Bill Geyer3,5717.9%
Todd Lagestee2,1724.81%
Andrew Reding9,63021.31%
Joel Pitts-Jordan9,15820.26%
WRITE-IN3840.85%
Total Votes45,195

COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT 2
Charter Review Commission District 2
CandidateVoteVote %
Russ Whidbee5,86911.5%
Colton Kaltenfeldt8,29016.24%
Garrett O’Brien4,5158.85%
Eamonn Collins10,43120.44%
Ken Bell4,6379.08%
Maya Morales10,56220.69%
Mary Kay Robinson4,8109.42%
Bee Oldham1,5393.02%
WRITE-IN3910.77%
Total Votes51,044

COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT 3
Charter Review Commission District 3
CandidateVoteVote %
Jennifer Wright8,55916.55%
Doug Chadwick8,71616.86%
Roland Middleton1,5603.02%
Kelly Krieger7,09113.72%
Kent Murray6341.23%
John (Westy) Westerfield6,08611.77%
Jessica Rienstra7,85915.2%
David Ramirez5,62510.88%
Charles Carrell1,4902.88%
Leaf Schumann5461.06%
Holly O’Neil2,9965.79%
WRITE-IN5401.04%
Total Votes51,702
COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT 4
Charter Review Commission District 4
CandidateVoteVote %
Russell N. Dzialo2,4274.78%
Katherine Orlowski3,9187.71%
Joe Elenbaas12,36624.34%
Hannah Ordos12,26324.14%
J. G. Sandy Phillips3,3316.56%
Brad Kelly11,37822.4%
Ryan Bowman4,6859.22%
WRITE-IN4310.85%
Total Votes50,799
COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT 5
Charter Review Commission District 5
CandidateVoteVote %
Teresa N. Taylor4,9949.83%
Rod Stump6,80413.39%
Douglas Taylor2,3744.67%
Jackie Dexter2,3694.66%
Janice Holmes3,7687.41%
Freddie Lane1,4152.78%
Lindsey Graham Elenbaas8,16916.07%
Charlene Waters5,08210%
Colleen Goertz1,6313.21%
Lisa M. Pantalia1,3132.58%
Jon Mutchler7,84615.44%
Andrew Hansen4,7439.33%
WRITE-IN3210.63%
Total Votes50,829
Initiative Measure No. 2066
Prohibiting the state from prohibiting, discouraging or penalizing access to natural gas
MeasureVoteVote %
Yes296,96955.97%
No233,57644.03%
Total Votes530,545
Initiative Measure No. 2109
Repeal capital gains tax
MeasureVoteVote %
Yes223,18441.56%
No313,84758.44%
Total Votes537,031
Initiative Measure No. 2117
Repeal the state’s cap-and-invest program
MeasureVoteVote %
Yes241,33345.05%
No294,34154.95%
Total Votes535,674
Initiative Measure No. 2124
Allow workers to opt out of the state’s long-term care insurance program
MeasureVoteVote %
Yes248,11446.78%
No282,24653.22%
Total Votes530,360
U.S. Senator
CandidateVoteVote %
Maria Cantwell (Prefers Democratic Party)1,245,05160.91%
Dr Raul Garcia (Prefers GOP Party)794,30238.86%
WRITE-IN4,672
Congressional District 2 – U.S. Representative
CandidateVoteVote %
Rick Larsen (Prefers Democratic Party)109,64663.19%
Cody Hart (Prefers MAGA Republican Party)63,52036.6%
WRITE-IN364
Governor
CandidateVoteVote %
Bob Ferguson (Prefers Democratic Party)1,286,55656.93%
Dave Reichert (Prefers Republican Party)969,28942.89%
WRITE-IN4,2050.19%
Total Votes2,260,050
Lt. Governor
CandidateVoteVote %
Denny Heck (Prefers Democratic Party)1,276,72257.26%
Dan Matthews (Prefers Republican Party)950,39042.63%
WRITE-IN2,4350.11%
Total Votes2,229,547
Secretary of State
CandidateVoteVote %
Steve Hobbs (Prefers Democratic Party)1,335,57160.11%
Dale Whitaker (Prefers Republican Party)884,20339.8%
WRITE-IN2,0000.09%
Total Votes2,221,774
State Treasurer
CandidateVoteVote %
Mike Pellicciotti (Prefers Democratic Party)1,293,19058.49%
Sharon Hanek (Prefers Republican Party)915,79841.42%
WRITE-IN2,1550.1%
Total Votes2,211,143
State Auditor
CandidateVoteVote %
Pat (Patrice) Mccarthy (Prefers Democratic Party)1,306,82059.21%
Matt Hawkins (Prefers Republican Party)897,50740.66%
WRITE-IN2,8360.13%
Total Votes2,207,163
Attorney General
CandidateVoteVote %
Pete Serrano (Prefers Republican Party)951,29143.06%
Nick Brown (Prefers Democratic Party)1,256,10556.85%
WRITE-IN1,9210.09%
Total Votes2,209,317
Commissioner of Public Lands
CandidateVoteVote %
Jaime Herrera Beutler (Prefers Republican Party)1,018,77246.24%
Dave Upthegrove (Prefers Democratic Party)1,179,24253.53%
WRITE-IN4,9830.23%
Total Votes2,202,997
Superintendent of Public Instruction
CandidateVoteVote %
Chris Reykdal1,061,12754.05%
David Olson891,23945.4%
WRITE-IN10,7120.55%
Total Votes1,963,078
Insurance Commissioner
CandidateVoteVote %
Patty Kuderer (Prefers Democratic Party)1,261,40357.76%
Phil Fortunato (Prefers Republican Party)920,29442.14%
WRITE-IN2,3140.11%
Total Votes2,184,011

Final election results will be certified by each county on November 26th and by the Secretary of State on December 5th.


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