Primary Election Results

FOR THE RECORD: 9-20-96 Patty St. Clair, a candidate in the Stevens County District Court judicial race, received 2,181 votes, or 29.79 percent of the votes cast in Tuesday’s primary. Election results in Thursday’s Spokesman-Review listed incorrect numbers for St. Clair.

Here are unofficial results from Tuesday’s primary, with some absentee ballots still to be counted. In each race, the top Democrat (D) and Republican (R) advance to the Nov. 5 general election. Candidates of the Reform (REF), Natural Law (NLP), Socialist Workers (SWP) and Libertarian (LBP) parties advance only if they receive at least 1 percent of the vote. In nonpartisan races, the top two votegetters advance, unless one candidate receives more than 50 percent of the vote to win outright. Property tax measures require 60 percent approval to pass.

STATEWIDE

U.S. House of Representatives 4th District

Doc Hastings (R) 50,817 (54%)

Rick Locke (D) 28,008 (30%)

Glenn Phipps (D) 6,810 (7%)

Joe Walkenhauer (D) 9,183 (10%)

5th District

George Nethercutt (R) 52,092 (50%)

Susan Kaun (D) 14,159 (14%)

Don McCloskey (D) 11,451 (11%)

Judy Olson (D) 26,459 (25%)

Governor

Nona Brazier (R) 14,632 (2%)

Ellen Craswell (R) 124,720 (15%)

Dale Foreman (R) 110,577 (13%)

Warren Hanson (R) 3,475 (0%)

Norm Maleng (R) 63,489 (8%)

Pam Roach (R) 19,155 (2%)

Bob Tharp (R) 3,546 (0%)

Jim Waldo (R) 43,922 (5%)

Gary Locke (D) 198,956 (24%)

Max Englerius (D) 2,127 (0%)

Jay Inslee (D) 83,330 (10%)

Mohammad Said (D)2,293 (0%)

Norm Rice (D) 150,752 (18%)

Brian Zetlan (D) 4,211 (1%)

Jeff Powers (SWP) 2,555 (0%)

Lt. Governor

Ann Anderson (R) 132,041 (18%)

Bruce Buckles (R) 14,190 (2%)

Gerald Goodloe (R) 33,028 (5%)

Ed Torres (R) 36,125 (5%)

Jim West (R) 72,203 (10%)

Harvey Billmaier (D) 10,551 (1%)

Frank Gavaldon (D) 22,120 (3%)

Bambi Litchman (D) 25,642 (4%)

Bob Owen (D) 33,427 (5%)

Brad Owen (D) 166,229 (23%)

Paull H. Shin (D) 163,048 (22%)

Shawn Newman (REF) 7,176 (1%)

Art Rathjen (LBP) 8,533 (1%)

Michael Hackett (NLP) 6,501 (1%)

Secretary of State

Ralph Munro (R) 422,546 (59%)

Phyllis Kenney (R) 272,795 (38%)

Gary Gill (NLP) 24,044 (3%)

State Treasurer

Randolph Bell (R) 143,066 (20%)

Lucy DeYoung (R) 181,132 (26%)

Jack Kiley (D) 109,925 (16%)

Mike Murphy (D) 268,632 (38%)

State Auditor

Nina Becker (R) 132,743 (18%)

Mike the Mover (R) 46,215 (6%)

Robert Keene (R) 138,646 (19%)

Brian Sonntag (D) 409,633 (56%)

Attorney General

Richard Pope (R) 273,746 (36%)

Christine Gregoire (D) 445,175 (58%)

Richard Shepard (LBP) 27,091(4%)

Luanne Coachman (NLP) 17,477(2%)

Commissioner of Public Lands

Randy Boss (R) 48,988 (7%)

Bruce Mackey (R) 189,256 (26%)

Patrick Parrish (R) 74,143 (10%)

Jennifer Belcher (D) 396,963 (55%)

Marc Strauch (NLP) 17,937 (2%)

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Teresa Bergeson 257,872 (38%)

O. Jerome Brown 22,851 (3%)

Gloria Johannessen 30,538 (5%)

Richard Fuller 36,094 (5%)

Nancy Hidden-Dodson 37,401 (6%)

Dan Leahy 49,822 (7%)

Raul de la Rosa 26,985 (4%)

Earl LaBerge 10,229 (2%)

Mae Laverne Lovern 13,951 (2%)

Ron Taber 113,768 (17%)

Chris Vance 73,942 (11%)

Insurance Commissioner

Garland Connor (R) 18,866 (3%)

Anthony Lowe (R) 105,775 (15%)

Brian McCulloch (R) 83,686 (12%)

Steve Skipper (R) 43,487 (6%)

Dave Walker (R) 54,845 (8%)

Deborah Senn (D) 399,944 (55%)

Steve Sevick (NLP) 16,696 (2%)

State Supreme Court

Position 1

Barbara Durham 320,060 (50%)

Kathryn Ross 192,541 (30%)

Mark Mestel 126,995 (20%)

Position 2

Charles Smith 498,392 (100%)

Position 3

Charles Johnson 266,334 (46%)

Barnett Kalikow 105,122 (18%)

Douglas Smith 206,625 (36%)

Legislature

3rd District

Senate

John Moyer (R) 6,313 (41%)

Lisa Brown (D) 8,928 (59%)

House Position 1

Brendon Hill (R) 3,741 (26%)

Asa Jay Laughton (R) 1,396 (10%)

Alex Wood (D) 9,084 (64%)

House Position 2

Ken Whitehall (R) 4,502 (31%)

Jeff Gombosky (D) 4,925 (34%)

Valerie Smith (D) 2,105 (14%)

Lonnie Sparks (D) 3,110 (21%)

4th District

Senate

Bob McCaslin (R) 9,829 (54%)

George Orr (D) 8,299 (46%)

House Position 1

Larry Crouse (R) 10,455 (58%)

Frank Galizia (D) 7,417 (42%)

House Position 2

Mark Sterk (R) 14,773 (100%)

6th District

House Position 1

Brad Benson (R) 10,422 (47%)

Kerry Luciani (D) 4,153 (19%)

Judy Personette (D) 7,660 (34%)

House Position 2

Duane Sommers (R) 11,828 (53%)

Jerry Hopkins (D) 5,244 (23%)

Barbara Lampert (D) 5,358 (24%)

7th District

House Position 1

Penny Rosenberg (R) 6,350 (30%)

Bob Sump (R) 7,106 (34%)

Kurt Matter (D) 7,538 (36%)

House Position 2

Cathy McMorris (R) 13,899 (66%)

Brad Lyons (D) 7,300 (34%)

9th District Senate

Eugene A. Prince (R) 9,644 (68%)

John Gearhart (R) 4,630 (32%)

House Position 1

Larry Sheahan (R) 10,273 (68%)

Cal Chase (D) 2,043 (14%)

Brian Day (D) 2,707 (18%)

House Position 2

Mark Schoesler (R) 10,367 (69%)

Robert Henager (D) 4,682 (31%)

12th District

Senate

George L. Sellar (R) 15,244 (100%)

House Position 1

Clyde Ballard (R) 13,668 (71%)

Bill Stroud (D) 5,462 (29%)

House Position 2

Linda Evans Parlette (R) 9,031 (46%)

Curt Epperson (R) 7,086 (36%)

Stephanie Gilliland (D)3,385 (17%)

13th District

House Position 1

Gary Chandler (R) 14,354 (72%)

R. Virgil Donovan (D) 3,880 (19%)

Tony Engebretson (D) 1,702(9%)

House Position 2

Joyce Mulliken (R) 13,115 (66%)

Wendy Katz (D) 6,639 (34%)

Tri-County Superior Court i

(Serves Stevens, Pend Oreille and Ferry Counties)

Position 1

Rebecca Baker 5,846 (53.84%)

Andy Braff 5,011 (46.15%)

Position 2

Larry Kristianson 8,584 (100%)

SPOKANE COUNTY

U.S. House of Representatives

5th District

George Nethercutt (R) 31,814 (47.1%)

Susan Kaun (D) 11,186 (16.5%)

Don McCloskey (D) 7,768 (11.5%)

Judy Olson (D) 16,741 (24.7%)

Governor

Nona Brazier (R) 1,676 (2.4%)

Ellen Craswell(R) 7,482 (11%)

Dale Foreman (R) 14,464 (21.3%)

Warren Hanson (R) 309 (.4%)

Norm Maleng (R) 1,759 (2.5%)

Pam Roach (R) 1,296 (1.9%)

Bob Tharp (R) 644 (.9%)

Jim Waldo (R) 7,635 (11.2%)

Gary Locke (D) 12,564 (18.5%)

Max Englerius (D) 208(.3%)

Jay Inslee (D) 7,034 (10.3%)

Mohammad Said (D) 344(.5%)

Norm Rice (D) 11,870 (17.5%)

Brian Zetlan (D) 274 (.4%)

Jeff Powers (SWP) 157(.2%)

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Teresa Bergeson 23,791 (41%)

O. Jerome Brown 1,850 (3.1%)

Gloria Johannessen 1,829 (3.1%)

Richard Fuller 3,866 (6.6%)

Nancy Hidden-Dodson 3,374(5.8%)

Dan Leahy 3,954 (6.8%)

Raul de la Rosa 1,465 (2.5%)

Earl LaBerge 1,320 (2.2%)

Mae Laverne Lovern 1,594(2.7%)

Ron Taber 7,130 (12.3%)

Chris Vance 7,773 (13.4%)

Insurance Commissioner

Garland Daniel Connor (R) 1,451 (2.3%)

Anthony Lowe (R) 11,093(17.8%)

Brian McCulloch (R) 5,282(8.5%)

Steve Skipper (R) 4,120 (6.6%)

Dave Walker (R) 3,989 (6.4%)

Deborah Senn (D) 34,986(56.3%)

Steve Sevick (NLP) 1,116(1.7%)

Spokane County Commissioner

District 1

Lila Howe (R) 9,248 (36.7%)

Cliff Cameron (D) 3,411(13.5.%)

John Roskelley (D) 12,532(49.7%)

District 2

Steve Hasson (R) 4,854 (20.1%)

Don Manning (R) 3,336 (13.8%)

Kate McCaslin (R) 9,233(38.3%)

Ron Hormann (D) 6,622(27.5%)

Spokane County Superior Court

Position 6

Sam Cozza 25,694 (43.7%)

Royce Moe 19,887 (33.8%)

Terry Ryan 13,204 (22.4%)

Spokane County District Court

Position 3

Mike Padden 45,958 (100%)

City of Spokane Strong Mayor Initiative

Yes 14,852 (43.6%)

No 19,186 (56.3%)

City of Spokane Road Repair Bond

Yes 13,087 (37.8%)

No 21,464 (62.1%)

Fire District 1 Operating Levy

Yes 8,427 (59.2%)

No 5,805 (40.7%)

Fire District 9 Operating Levy

Yes 3,608 (62.2%)

No 2,184 (37.7%)

Riverside School District Bonds

Proposition 1

Remodel/Improvements to Middle School

Yes 741 (51%)

No 710 (48.9%)

Proposition 2

Middle School Gymnasium

Yes 667 (46.2%)

No 775 (53.7%)

Liberty School District Bond

Yes 488 (56.4%)

No 377 (43.5%)

STEVENS COUNTY

U.S. House of Representatives

5th District

George Nethercutt (R) 4,410 (59.63%)

Susan Kaun (D) 823 (11.13%)

Don McCloskey (D) 687(9.29%)

Judy Olson (D) 1,475 (19.95%)

Governor

Nona Brazier (R) 156 (2.06%)

Ellen Craswell(R) 1,400 (18.46%)

Dale Foreman (R) 2,351 (31%)

Warren Hanson (R) 23 (.30%)

Norm Maleng (R) 191 (2.52%)

Pam Roach (R) 176 (2.32%)

Bob Tharp (R) 24 (.32%)

Jim Waldo (R) 634 (8.36%)

Gary Locke (D) 1,017 (13.41%)

Max Englerius (D) 32 (.42%)

Jay Inslee (D) 696 (9.16%)

Mohammad Said (D) 58 (.76%)

Norm Rice (D) 765 (10.09%)

Brian Zetlan (D) 26 (.34%)

Jeff Powers (SWP) 35 (.46%)

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Teresa Bergeson 2,202 (35.93%)

O. Jerome Brown 306 (4.99%)

Gloria Johannessen 290 (4.73%)

Richard Fuller 571 (9.32%)

Nancy Hidden-Dodson 453 (7.39%)

Dan Leahy 371 (6.05%)

Raul de la Rosa 150 (2.45%)

Earl LaBerge 157 (2.56%)

Mae Laverne Lovern 191 (3.12%)

Ron Taber 713 (11.64%)

Chris Vance 724 (11.81%)

Insurance Commissioner

Garland Connor (R) 174 (2.72%)

Anthony Lowe (R) 1,184(18.49%)

Brian McCulloch (R) 778 (12.15%)

Steve Skipper (R) 520 (8.12%)

Dave Walker (R) 500 (7.81%)

Deborah Senn (D) 3,065(47.87%)

Steve Sevick (NLP) 182(2.84%)

Stevens County Commissioner

District 1

Fran Bessermin (R) 818(40.38%)

Tony Delgado (R) 627 (30.95%)

M. Grant McMullen (D) 581(28.67%)

District 3

Fred Lotze (R) 1,710 (56.40%)

John Hodde (R) 877 (28.92%)

Jeff Johnston (D) 445 (14.68%)

Stevens County District Court Judge

Patty St. Clair 7,321 (29.79%)

Pamela Payne 3,528 (48.19%)

Robert Simeone 1,612 (22.02%)

Tri-County Superior Court

Position 1

Rebecca Baker 3,742 (52.07%)

Andy Braff 3,445 (47.93%)

Position 2

Larry Kristianson 5,781 (100%)

Chewelah School District Operating Levy

Yes 936 (68.92%)

No 422 (31.08%)

Kettle Falls School District

Bond Measure (includes Ferry County Votes)

Yes 512 (63.21%)

No 298 (36.79%)

PEND OREILLE COUNTY

U.S. House of Representatives

5th District

George Nethercutt (R) 1,109(47.70%)

Susan Kaun (D) 280 (12.06%)

Don McCloskey (D) 303 (13.05%)

Judy Olson (D) 627 (27.01%)

Governor

Nona Brazier (R) 39 (1.67%)

Ellen Craswell(R) 241 (10.33%)

Dale Foreman (R) 686 (29.42%)

Warren Hanson (R) 41 (1.75%)

Norm Maleng (R) 73 (3.13%)

Pam Roach (R) 44 (1.88%)

Bob Tharp (R) 16 (.68%)

Jim Waldo (R) 94 (4.03%)

Gary Locke (D) 425 (18.23%)

Max Englerius (D) 14 (.60%)

Jay Inslee (D) 347 (14.80%)

Mohammad Said (D) 10 (.42%)

Norm Rice (D) 264 (11.32%)

Brian Zetlan (D) 30 (1.28%)

Jeff Powers (SWP) 7 (.30%)

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Teresa Bergeson 617 (31.70%)

O. Jerome Brown 50 (2.56%)

Gloria Johannessen 79(4.05%)

Richard Fuller 153 (7.86%)

Nancy Hidden-Dodson 189(9.71%)

Dan Leahy 191(9.81%)

Raul de la Rosa 65 (3.34%)

Earl LaBerge 33 (1.60%)

Mae Laverne Lovern 62(3.18%)

Ron Taber 280 (14.38%)

Chris Vance 220 (11.30%)

Insurance Commissioner

Garland Daniel Connor (R) 77 (3.65%)

Anthony Lowe (R) 260 (12.34%)

Brian McCulloch (R) 238 (11.30%)

Steve Skipper (R) 132 (6.26%)

Dave Walker (R) 134 (6.36%)

Deborah Senn (D) 1,195(56.74%)

Steve Sevick (NLP) 67 (3.18%)

Pend Oreille County Commissioner

District 1

Michael Hanson (R) 339 (38%)

Alvin Earl (D) 225 (25.22%)

Sandi Lewis (D) 328 (36.77%)

District 3

Wanda Stenzel (R) 229 (33.14%)

Karl McKenzie (D) 456 (65.99%)

Public Utility District Commissioner

No. 2

Michael Keogh 140 (19.17%)

John McLaughlin 158 (21.64%)

Robert Johnson 221 (30.27%)

Helen Keane 209 (28.63%)

Tri-County Superior Court

Position 1

Rebecca Baker 1,292 (60.91%)

Andy Braff 825 (38.89%)

Position 2

Larry Kristianson 1,693 (98.03%)

Sacheen Lake Water-Sewer District

Operating Levy

Yes 40 (64.51%)

No 22 (35.48%)

FERRY COUNTY

U.S. House of Representatives

5th District

George Nethercutt (R) 783

Susan Kaun (D) 224

Don McCloskey (D) 243

Judy Olson (D) 280

Governor

Nona Brazier (R) 9

Ellen Craswell(R) 265

Dale Foreman (R) 455

Warren Hanson (R) 13

Norm Maleng (R) 35

Pam Roach (R) 41

Bob Tharp (R) 10

Jim Waldo (R) 37

Gary Locke (D) 256

Max Englerius (D) 25

Jay Inslee (D) 175

Mohammad Said (D) 12

Norm Rice (D) 163

Brian Zetlan (D) 14

Jeff Powers (SWP) 5

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Teresa Bergeson 268

O. Jerome Brown 60

Gloria Johannessen 50

Richard Fuller 191

Nancy Hidden-Dodson 133

Dan Leahy 97

Raul de la Rosa 32

Earl LaBerge 23

Mae Laverne Lovern 62

Ron Taber 154

Chris Vance 95

Insurance Commissioner

Garland Daniel Connor (R) 54

Anthony Lowe (R) 84

Brian McCulloch (R) 195

Steve Skipper (R) 54

Dave Walker (R) 153

Deborah Senn (D) 646

Steve Sevick (NLP) 54

Ferry County Commissioner

District 1

Lorna Johnson (R) 80

Dennis Snook (R) 217

Ed Watt (D) 65

Chris Kroupa (D) 194

District 3

David Schumacher (R) 101

Gary Kohler (D) 188

Jerry Sullivan (D) 142

Tri-County Superior Court

Position 1

Rebecca Baker 812

Andy Braff 741

Position 2

Larry Kristianson 1,110

Emergency Medical Services District

Operating Levy

Yes 202 (51.66%)

No 189 (48.34%)

Emergency Medical Services District

Annexation Proposal

Yes 77 (90.59%)

No 8 (9.41%)

City of Republic

Emergency Medical Care Levy

Yes 142 (67.62%)

No 68 (32.38)

LINCOLN COUNTY

U.S. House of Representatives

5th District

George Nethercutt (R) 1,474 (56.78%)

Susan Kaun (D) 199 (7.67%)

Don McCloskey (D) 230 (8.86%)

Judy Olson (D) 693 (26.69%)

Governor

Nona Brazier (R) 48 (1.81%)

Ellen Craswell(R) 376 (14.19%)

Dale Foreman (R) 975 (36.79%)

Warren Hanson (R) 8 (.30%)

Norm Maleng (R) 79 (2.98%)

Pam Roach (R) 46 (1.74%)

Bob Tharp (R) 13 (.49%)

Jim Waldo (R) 174 (6.57%)

Gary Locke (D) 316 (11.92%)

Max Englerius (D) 10( .38%)

Jay Inslee (D) 302 (11.40%)

Mohammad Said (D) 19 (.72%)

Norm Rice (D) 262 (9.89%)

Brian Zetlan (D) 9 (.34%)

Jeff Powers (SWP) 13 (.49%)

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Teresa Bergeson 791 (35.58%)

O. Jerome Brown 53 (2.38%)

Gloria Johannessen 78(3.51%)

Richard Fuller 208 (9.36%)

Nancy Hidden-Dodson 151 (6.79%)

Dan Leahy 142 (6.39%)

Raul de la Rosa 43 (1.93%)

Earl LaBerge 54 (2.43%)

Mae Laverne Lovern 67 (3.01%)

Ron Taber 333 (14.98%)

Chris Vance 303 (13.63%)

Insurance Commissioner

Garland Daniel Connor (R) 80 (3.47%)

Anthony Lowe (R) 379(16.42%)

Brian McCulloch (R) 354(15.34%)

Steve Skipper (R) 141 (6.11%)

Dave Walker (R) 248 (10.75%)

Deborah Senn (D) 1,042(45.15%)

Steve Sevick (NLP) 64(2.77%)

Lincoln County Commissioner

District 1

Irwin “Bill” Graedel (R) 669 (100%)

District 2

Deral Boleneus (R) 655 (100%)

Lincoln County Superior Court Judge

Philip Borst 2,077 (100%)

GRANT COUNTY

U.S. House of Representatives

4th District

Doc Hastings (R) 7,452 (63.70%)

Rick Locke (D) 2,531 (21.63%)

Glenn Phipps (D) 580 (4.95%)

Joe Walkenhauer (D) 1,126 (9.62%)

Governor

Nona Brazier (R) 95 (.77%)

Ellen Craswell(R) 1,968 (16.07%)

Dale Foreman (R) 4,238 (34.61%)

Warren Hanson (R) 63(.51%)

Norm Maleng (R) 361 (2.94%)

Pam Roach (R) 306 (2.49%)

Bob Tharp (R) 20 (.16%)

Jim Waldo (R) 503 (4.10%)

Gary Locke (D) 1,528 (12.47%)

Max Englerius (D) 32 (.26%)

Jay Inslee (D) 1,941 (15.85%)

Mohammad Said (D) 88 (.71%)

Norm Rice (D) 1,041 (8.50%)

Brian Zetlan (D) 30 (.24%)

Jeff Powers (SWP) 24(.19%)

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Teresa Bergeson 3,329 (33.61%)

O. Jerome Brown 220 (2.22%)

Gloria Johannessen 359(3.62%)

Richard Fuller 688 (6.94%)

Nancy Hidden-Dodson 746 (7.53%)

Dan Leahy 921 (9.30%)

Raul de la Rosa 354 (3.57%)

Earl LaBerge 105 (1.06%)

Mae Laverne Lovern 192(1.93%)

Ron Taber 1,829 (18.47%)

Chris Vance 1,117 (11.28%)

Insurance Commissioner

Garland Daniel Connor (R) 318 (3.09%)

Anthony Lowe (R) 1,108(10.78%)

Brian McCulloch (R) 1,604(15.61%)

Steve Skipper (R) 585 (5.69%)

Dave Walker (R) 1,687 (16.41%)

Deborah Senn (D) 4,735(46.08%)

Steve Sevick (NLP) 219 (2.13%)

Grant County Commissioner

District 1

Sarge McClintock (R) 1,634 (46.02%)

Tim Snead (D) 1,908 (53.74%)

District 2

LeRoy Allison (R) 2,298 (61.84%)

Bob Chapman (R) 1,393(37.48%)

Grant County Superior Court

Position 1

Stephen J. Hallstrom 5,518 (47.16%)

Evan Sperline 6,165 (52.69%)

Position 2

Michael D. Aiken 5,387 (46.87%)

Ken Jorgensen 6,059 (52.72%)

Town of Wilson Creek

Road Repair Levy

Yes 70 (79.54%)

No 18 (20.45%)

ADAMS COUNTY

U.S. House of Representatives

4th District

Doc Hastings (R) 52 (91.22%)

Rick Locke (D) 4 (7.01%)

Glenn Phipps (D) 1 (1.75%)

Joe Walkenhauer (D) 0(0.00%)

5th District

George Nethercutt (R) 1,717 (60.50%)

Susan Kaun (D) 150 (5.28%)

Don McCloskey (D) 261 (9.19%)

Judy Olson (D) 707 (24.91%)

Governor

Nona Brazier (R) 27 (.90%)

Ellen Craswell(R) 425 (14.24%)

Dale Foreman (R) 1,303 (43.68%)

Warren Hanson (R) 16 (.53%)

Norm Maleng (R) 80 (2.68%)

Pam Roach (R) 64 (2.14%)

Bob Tharp (R) 5 (.16%)

Jim Waldo (R) 126 (4.22%)

Gary Locke (D) 355 (11.90%)

Max Englerius (D) 17 (.56%)

Jay Inslee (D) 344 (11.53%)

Mohammad Said (D) 11 (.36%)

Norm Rice (D) 195 (6.53%)

Brian Zetlan (D) 8 (.26%)

Jeff Powers (SWP) 5(.16%)

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Teresa Bergeson 927 (38.58%)

O. Jerome Brown 52 (2.14%)

Gloria Johannessen 131 (5.40%)

Richard Fuller 140 (5.78%)

Nancy Hidden-Dodson 160(6.60%)

Dan Leahy 293 (12.09%)

Raul de la Rosa 111 (4.58%)

Earl LaBerge 22 (.90%)

Mae Laverne Lovern 50( 2.06%)

Ron Taber 329 (13.58%)

Chris Vance 200 (8.25%)

Insurance Commissioner

Garland Daniel Connor (R) 79 (3.23%)

Anthony Lowe (R) 276 (11.29%)

Brian McCulloch (R) 387 (15.84%)

Steve Skipper (R) 112 (4.58%)

Dave Walker (R) 417 (17.06%)

Deborah Senn (D) 1,109 (45.39%)

Steve Sevick (NLP) 61 (2.49%)

Adams County Commissioner

District 1

Brett Blankenship (D) 434 (29.06%)

Bill Wills (D) 1,043 (69.85%)

District 2

James Allcock (R) 195 (24.49%)

Lester Clemons (R) 91 (11.43%)

Bill Morris (R) 193 (24.24%)

Bill Schlagel (R) 249 (31.28%)

Gilbert Ard (D) 68 (8.54%)

Adams County Superior Court

Richard W. Miller 2,110 (96.30%)

Parks and Recreation

District 1

Operating Levy

Yes 731 (49.15%)

No 756 (50.84%)

Parks and Recreation

District 2

Operating Levy

Yes 96 (54.54%)

No 80 (45.45%)

WHITMAN COUNTY

U.S. House of Representatives

5th District

George Nethercutt (R) 3,014 (49.40%)

Susan Kaun (D) 417 (6.83%)

Don McCloskey (D) 371 (6.08%)

Judy Olson (D) 2,290 (37.53%)

Governor

Nona Brazier (R) 105 (1.72%)

Ellen Craswell(R) 703 (11.54%)

Dale Foreman (R) 1,708 (28.04%)

Warren Hanson (R) 35 (.57%)

Norm Maleng (R) 182 (2.98%)

Pam Roach (R) 115 (1.68%)

Bob Tharp (R) 19 (.31%)

Jim Waldo (R) 712 (11.68%)

Gary Locke (D) 1,038 (17.04%)

Max Englerius (D) 26 (.42%)

Jay Inslee (D) 603 (9.90%)

Mohammad Said (D) 18 (.29%)

Norm Rice (D) 788 (12.93%)

Brian Zetlan (D) 19 (.31%)

Jeff Powers (SWP) 14 (.23%)

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Teresa Bergeson 2,009 (42.37%)

O. Jerome Brown 67 (1.41%)

Gloria Johannessen 168 (3.54%)

Richard Fuller 252 (5.31%)

Nancy Hidden-Dodson 255 (5.37%)

Dan Leahy 438 (9.23%)

Raul de la Rosa 133 (2.80%)

Earl LaBerge 42 (.88%)

Mae Laverne Lovern 88 (1.85%)

Ron Taber 582 (12.27%)

Chris Vance 699 (14.74%)

Insurance Commissioner

Garland Daniel Connor (R) 278 (5.78%)

Anthony Lowe (R) 617 (12.84%)

Brian McCulloch (R) 461 (9.60%)

Steve Skipper (R) 242 (5.04%)

Dave Walker (R) 457 (9.51%)

Deborah Senn (D) 2,611 (54.37%)

Steve Sevick (NLP) 127 (2.64%)

Whitman County Commissioner

District 1

Hollis Jamison (R) 835 (38.91%)

James W. Potts (R) 660 (30.75%)

Steve McGehee (D) 432 (20.13%)

Roger McKeirnan (D) 217 (10.11%)

District 2

Richard Dougherty (R) 323 (24.19%)

Nora Mae Keifer (R) 670 (50.18%)

Dan R. Antoni (D) 100 (7.49%)

Charlie Russell (D) 238 (17.28%)

Whitman County Superior Court Judge

Position 1

Wallis W. Friel 4,647 (97.52%)

Oakesdale Cemetery District

Operating Levy

Yes 149 (70.91%)

No 62 (29.38%)

Town of Oakesdale

Proposition 1

Operating Levy

Yes 110 (72.36%)

No 42 (27.63%)

Proposition 2

Street Levy

Yes 113 (73.85%)

No 40 (26.14%)

Proposition 3

Sealcoating Streets

Yes 109 (72.18%)

No 42 (27.81%)

Oakesdale Park and Recreation District

Operating Levy

Yes 158 (65.83%)

No 82 (34.16%)

Endicott Park and Recreation District

Operating Levy

Yes 106 (62.72%)

No 63 (37.27%)

Fire District 11

Special Levy

Yes 214 (61.85%)

No 132 (38.15%)

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