Election results continued to hold from initial returns following additional ballot counts this week.
In Clallam County, about 8,000 ballots remained to be counted on Wednesday. Voter turnout was at 68.2 percent, with 40,222 ballots counted out of 58,988 registered voters.
The county was scheduled to release updated figures at 5 p.m. Thursday.
In Jefferson County, there were 6,316 ballots that remained to be counted Wednesday. Voter turnout was at 57.6 percent, with 16,453 ballots counted out of 28,587 registered voters.
Statewide, voter turnout was at 58.6 percent, with 2,940,105 ballots counted out of 5,018,809 registered voters.
There were 783,266 ballots still to be counted by Wednesday afternoon.
Here’s a breakdown of races statewide and those on the North Olympic Peninsula:
Federal
President
Kamala Harris/Tim Walz 1,694,864 58.2 percent
Donald J. Trump/JD Vance 1,130,911 38.8 percent
U.S. Senator
Maria Cantwell 1,702,728 59.7 percent
Dr. Raul Garcia 1,143,715 40.1 percent
6th Congressional District
Emily Randall 183,754 57.1 percent
Drew C MacEwen 137,606 42.8 percent
State executive
Governor
Bob Ferguson 1,618,553 56.1 percent
Dave Reichert 1,259,618 43.7 percent
Lt. Governor
Denny Heck 1,603,915
56.5 percent
Dan Matthews 1,234,193 43.4 percent
Secretary of State
Steve Hobbs 1,686,642 59.6 percent
Dale Whitaker 1,141,727 40.3 percent
State Treasurer
Mike Pellicciotti 1,628,088 57.8 percent
Sharon Hanek 1,185,663 42.1 percent
State Auditor
Pat McCarthy 1,645,304 58.5 percent
Matt Hawkins 1,162,301 41.4 percent
Attorney General
Pete Serrano 1,231,247 43.8 percent
Nick Brown 1,578,761 56.1 percent
Commissioner of Public Lands
Jaime Herrera Beutler 1,314,345 46.8 percent
Dave Upthegrove 1,485,464 52.9 percent
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Chris Reykdal 1,335,610 53.4 percent
David Olson 1,152,439 46.1 percent
Insurance Commissioner
Patty Kuderer 1,586,683 57.1 percent
Phil Fortunato 1,189,615 42.8 percent
Legislative
24th Legislative District
Senator
Mike Chapman 39,882 55.8 percent
Marcia Kelbon 31,523 44.1 percent
Representative, Position 1
Adam Bernbaum 39,681 55.7 percent
Matthew Roberson 31,466 44.2 percent
Representative, Position 2
Steve Tharinger 40,114 56.2 percent
Terry Roberts 31,146 43.7 percent
Judicial
Supreme Court, Position 2
Sal Mungia 1,237,898 49.8 percent
Dave Larson 1,233,816 49.7 percent
Supreme Court, Position 8
Steve Gonzalez 1,933,742 97.7 percent
Supreme Court, Position 9
Sheryl Gordon McCloud 1,911,624 97.5 percent
Court of Appeals, Division 2, District 2
Rebecca Glasgow 211,445 98 percent
Clallam Superior Court, Judge Position 1
Elizabeth Stanley 23,796 98.6 percent
Clallam Superior Court, Judge Position 2
Simon Barnhart 22,563 98 percent
Clallam Superior Court, Judge Position 3
Brent Basden 24,014 98.3 percent
Jefferson Superior Court, Judge Position 1
Brandon Mack 11,433 98.9 percent
Measures
Initiative 2066 — Natural gas
Yes 1,434,643 51.4 percent
No 1,358,961 48.7 percent
Initiative 2109 — Capital gains
Yes 1,036,600 36.6 percent
No 1,793,761 63.4 percent
Initiative 2117 — Climate Commitment Act
Yes 1,078,748 38.3 percent
No 1,741,012 61.7 percent
Initiative 2124 — Long-term care
Yes 1,247,550 44.6 percent
No 1,547,148 55.4 percent
Clallam County
County commissioner, District 2
Randy Johnson 20,746 55.9 percent
Kate Dexter 16,319 43.9 percent
Public Utility District, District 2
John Purvis 18,520 98.9 percent
Public Utility District, District 3
Ken Simpson 12,217 47.8 percent
Phyllis Bernard 13,269 51.9 percent
Schools
Port Angeles School District EP&O levy
Yes 8,673 59.8 percent
No 5,820 40.2 percent
Bond to replace schools
Approved 8,994 62.1 percent
Rejected 5,497 37.9 percent
Fire
Fire District 2 levy lid lift
Approved 2,880 59.1 percent
Rejected 1,993 40.9 percent
Charter Review Commission
District 1
Jeff Tozzer 5,480 11.1 percent
Christine Charters 4,047 8.2 percent
Charles Main 1,695 3.4 percent
Sarah Kincaid 4,211 8.6 percent
Alex Fane 4,905 10 percent
Jim Stoffer 6,496 13.2 percent
Bill Benedict 6,795 13.8 percent
Derek Huntington 4,525 9.2 percent
Tom Ash 2,906 5.9 percent
Susan Fisch 7,126 14.5 percent
District 2
Jamie Porter 1,957 4.5 percent
Sandi Lytle 800 1.9 percent
Rae Heselbach 1,600 3.7 percent
Patti Morris 4,635 10.7 percent
James Taylor 2,744 6.4 percent
Paul J. Pickett 3,676 8.5 percent
Ron Richards 3,543 8.2 percent
Ron Cameron 5,347 12.4 percent
Karen Wahlsten 3,395 7.9 percent
Richard Wade 955 2.2 percent
Marolee Smith 977 2.3 percent
Chris Noble 4,065 9.4 percent
Debby Fuson 2,482 5.8 percent
Katina Hester 3,283 7.6 percent
Holden A. Fleming 2,709 6.3 percent
District 3
Karen O’Donnell 3,322 10.8 percent
Brian Heberling 1,896 6.2 percent
Rod Fleck 4,836 15.8 percent
Nina Sarmiento 3,041 9.9 percent
Tyson Hester 1,586 5.2 percent
Cathy Walde 3,121 10.2 percent
Mark Hodgson 3,659 11.9 percent
Paul Kolesnikoff 2,914 9.5 percent
Christy Holy 3,242 10.6 percent
John Hauck 2,470 8 percent
Jefferson County
Commissioner, District 1
Heather Dudley-Nollette 10,656 75.1 percent
Ben Thomas 3,335 23.5 percent
Commissioner, District 2
Heidi Eisenhour 12,704 97.9 percent
Public Utility District
Commissioner, District 3
Daniel Toepper 11,194 98.9 percent
