Full election results – by race – for Clallam, Jefferson counties

Unofficial returns from Tuesday night’s tallies in the general election.

More ballots in the all-mail election will be counted later this week.

FEDERAL

U.S. Senate

Statewide

Patty Murray (D) 722,396 50.49%

Dino Rossi (R) 708,391 49.51%

Clallam County

Patty Murray (D) 8,451 45.78%

Dino Rossi (R) 10,011 54.22%

Jefferson County

Patty Murray (D) 8,295 61.46%

Dino Rossi (R) 5,130 38.01%

U.S. Congress,

6th District

District-wide

Doug Cloud (R) 67,566 42.99%

Norm Dicks (D) 89,612 57.01%

Clallam County

Doug Cloud (R) 10,233 55.28%

Norm Dicks (D) 8,277 44.72%

Jefferson County

Doug Cloud (R) 4,913 36.63%

Norm Dicks (D) 8,468 63.13%

STATE LEGISLATURE

24th District

Representative, Position 1

District-wide

Dan Gase (R) 17,567 44.29%

Kevin Van De Wege (D) 22,096 55.71%

Clallam County

Dan Gase (R) 9,473 51.42%

Kevin Van De Wege (D) 8,951 48.58%

Jefferson County

Dan Gase (R) 4,700 35.28%

Kevin Van De Wege (D) 8,599 64.55%

Representative, Position 2

District-wide

Steve Tharinger (D) 20,401 51.85%

Jim McEntire (R) 18,948 48.15%

Clallam County

Steve Tharinger (D) 8,546 46.61%

Jim McEntire (R) 9,788 53.39%

Jefferson County

Steve Tharinger (D) 7,850 59.66%

Jim McEntire (R) 5,287 40.18%

STATE SUPREME COURT

Position 1

Statewide

Jim Johnson 926,266 100%

Clallam County

Jim Johnson 11,996 100%

Jefferson County

Jim Johnson 8,554 100%

Position 5

Statewide

Barbara Madsen 904,120 100%

Clallam County

Barbara Madsen 11,623 100%

Jefferson County

Barbara Madsen 8,397 100%

Position 6

Statewide

Charlie Wiggins 540,098 48.09%

Richard Sanders 564,391 51.10%

Clallam County

Charlie Wiggins 7,744 52.53%

Richard Sanders 6,999 47.47%

Jefferson County

Charlie Wiggins 6,490 59.44%

Richard Sanders 4,377 40.09%

STATE BALLOT MEASURE

Initiative 1053

(Two-thirds requirement on state Legislature)

Statewide

Yes 895,772 65.62%

No 469,300 34.38%

Clallam County

Yes 12,929 70.38%

No 5,440 29.62%

Jefferson County

Yes 7,453 55.84%

No 5,895 44.16%

Initiative 1082

(Allows employers to buy private industrial [workers’ comp] insurance)

Statewide

Yes 561,375 41.84%

No 780,377 58.16%

Clallam County

Yes 8,390 46.76%

No 9,551 53.24%

Jefferson County

Yes 4,765 36.47%

No 8,299 63.53%

Initiative 1098

(Establishes a state income tax on higher-income taxpayers)

Statewide

Yes 479,659 34.57%

No 907,646 65.43%

Clallam County

Yes 6,445 34.66%

No 12,149 65.34%

Jefferson County

Yes 6,219 45.90%

No 7,329 54.10%

Initiative 1100

(Privatizes hard-liquor sales)

Statewide

Yes 667,619 48.07%

No 721,127 51.93%

Clallam County

Yes 9,741 52.47%

No 8,825 47.53%

Jefferson County

Yes 6,273 46.32%

No 7,270 53.68%

Initiative 1105

(Privatizes sale of hard liquor; changes laws on liquor distribution)

Statewide

Yes 508,258 36.75%

No 874,736 63.25%

Clallam County

Yes 7,826 42.42%

No 10,621 57.58%

Jefferson County

Yes 4,729 35.28%

No 8,676 64.72%

Initiative 1107

(Ends Legislature-imposed tax on candy, some beverages)

Statewide

Yes 871,678 62.78%

No 516,765 37.22%

Clallam County

Yes 12,489 67.31%

No 6,066 32.69%

Jefferson County

Yes 6,991 51.66%

No 6,541 48.34%

State Referendum Bill 52

(Bonds for energy efficiency in schools)

Statewide

Approved 587,573 43.11%

Rejected 775,386 56.89%

Clallam County

Approved 7,469 40.99%

Rejected 10,753 59.01%

Jefferson County

Approved 7,224 54.13%

Rejected 6,122 45.87%

State Senate Joint Resolution 8225

(Raises state debt limit)

Statewide

Approved 648,235 51.13%

Rejected 619,543 48.87%

Clallam County

Approved 8,350 49.17%

Rejected 8,632 50.83%

Jefferson County

Approved 7,020 56.67%

Rejected 5,368 43.33%

State Engrossed Substitute House Joint Resolution 4220

(Constitutional amendment allowing judges to deny bail on major felony suspects)

Statewide

Approved 1,164,682 85.53%

Rejected 197,110 14.47%

Clallam County

Approved 15,309 86.76%

Rejected 2,336 13.24%

Jefferson County

Approved 11,052 83.13%

Rejected 2,243 16.87%

CLALLAM COUNTY

County Commissioner,

District 3

Mike Doherty (D) 8,874 49.51%

Robin Poole (R) 9,050 50.49%

Assessor

Pamela Rushton 12,582 100%

Auditor

Patty Rosand 12,541 100%

Director of Community Development

John Miller 7,573 46.79%

Sheila Roark Miller 8,613 53.21%

Prosecuting Attorney

Larry Freedman (D) 8,508 47.26%

Deb Kelly (R) 9,494 52.74%

Sheriff

William Benedict 13,315 100%

Treasurer

Judith A. Scott 7,916 49.43%

Selinda Barkhuis 8,098 50.57%

District Court 1 Judge

Rick Porter 11,453 100%

District Court 2 Judge

Erik Rohrer 986 100%

Clallam Public Utility District

Commissioner, District No. 1

Will Purser 9,195 100%

Clallam County Fire Protection District 6

(Property tax levy rate “lid lift”)

Yes 55 48.67%

No 58 51.33%

JEFFERSON COUNTY

County Commissioner,

District 3

John Austin (D) 7,465 56.66%

Jim Boyer (R) 5,665 43.00%

Assessor

Jack Westerman III (D) 9,961 100%

Auditor

Donna M. Eldridge (R) 9,392 100%

Clerk

Ruth Gordon (D) 9,741 100%

Prosecuting Attorney/Coroner

Scott Rosekrans (D) 7,765 62.15%

Paul Richmond (NP*) 4,701 37.63%

Sheriff

Tony Hernandez (D) 10,233 100%

Treasurer

Judi Morris (R) 9,083 100%

District Court Judge

Jill Landes 6,195 53.79%

John Wood 5,278 45.83%

Public Utility District

Barney Burke 8,746 100%

Jefferson County

Proposition No. 1

(Local Sales and Use Tax Increase of 0.3%)

Approved 7,090 55.61%

Rejected 5,659 44.39%

* (NP) denotes no party preference

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