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With 1 ballot left to count, school bond appears to have passed

Ferndale High School file photo. Whatcom News

After counting another 903 ballots today, February 14th, the Whatcom County Auditor’s Office is reporting the Ferndale School District’s $112 million bond proposition has received 61.99% votes.

The bond proposition was required to received over 60% approval votes to pass. And, since this was a Special Election, at least 40% of the ballots received during the last General Election needed to be submitted. Both of those requirements appear to have been met.

The Auditor’s office released the total votes after today’s tally as follows:

VotesPercent
To Approve
6,03861.99%
To Reject3,70338.01%

They also estimated there remained 1 ballot to be counted.

The Special Election will be certified on Friday, February 22nd, after a meeting on February 19th to review any challenged ballots.


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