Kenneth E. Caylor
A candidate for Legislative District 9, State of Washington in the 2015 Washington Primary
Party: Democrat
Age: 85
City: Othello, WA
Caylor is a former Othello City Council member.
Race Results
| Candidate | Votes | Pct |
|---|---|---|
| Mary Dye (R) | 7,258 | 47.86% |
| Kenneth E. Caylor (D) | 4,047 | 26.68% |
| Richard Lathim (R) | 3,861 | 25.46% |
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