FERNDALE, Wash. — After tonight’s, November 7th, election ballot counts, the Whatcom County Election Division says they estimate 2,800 ballots remain to be counted. The following is a summary of the 2019 General Election ballot count results so far.
Whatcom County Executive
Satpal S. Sidhu is leading Tony Larson with 50.54% of the total votes.
Whatcom County Council – District 4
Kathy Kershner is leading Brian Estes with 75.74% of the total votes.
Whatcom County Council – District 5
Ben Elenbaas is leading Natalie McClendon with 58.92% of the total votes.
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Whatcom County Council – At-Large Pos. B
Carol Frazey is leading David Ramirez with 60.54% of the total votes.
Whatcom County Sheriff
Bill Elfo is leading Joy Gilfilen with 69.5% of the total votes.
Whatcom County Assessor
Rebecca Xczar is leading John Romaker with 50.41% of the total votes.
Ferndale Mayor
Greg Hansen is leading Jon Mutchler with 52.77% of the total votes.
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Ferndale City Council – Position 1
Herb Porter is leading Michael Cox (withdrew) with 68.88% of the total votes.
Ferndale City Council – Position 2
Paul Bulanov is leading Ali Hawkinson with 49.82% of the total votes (note: a difference of only 1 vote).
Ferndale City Council – Position 3
Erin Gunter is leading Anya Milton (withdrew) with 67.16% of the total votes.
Ferndale City Council – Position 4
Paul Shuey is leading Teresa N. Taylor with 49.57% of the total votes (note: a difference of only 24 votes).
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Ferndale City Council – Position 5
Ryan O’Larey is leading Gurpreet (Garry) Sandhu with 73.49% of the total votes.
Ferndale City Council – Position 7
Ramon Llanos is leading Maralise Fegan with 58.41% of the total votes.
WCFD7 Commissioner Position 3
Mike Murphy is leading Scott Brown with 73.74% of the total votes.
Port of Bellingham Commissioner District 3
Robert (Bobby) Briscoe is leading Anthony Distefano with 65.49% of the total votes.
Election results will not be certified as final until Tuesday, November 26th.
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