Washington state's primary election results [excluding pres., which was earlier this year]

mynorthwest.com ^ | Aug. 8, 2012 | Staff

[matt1234]

Washington state's primary election results as reported by the state elections office.

US Senator:
Maria Cantwell (D) 56%
Michael Baumgartner (R) 30%

Congressional District 1 - U.S. Representative:
John Koster (R) 44%
Suzan DelBene (D) 23%

Congressional District 2 - U.S. Representative:
Rick Larsen (D) 59.5%
Dan Matthews (R) 27%

Congressional District 3 - U.S. Representative:
Jaime Herrera Beutler (R) 55%
Jon T. Haugen (D) 39%

Congressional District 4 - U.S. Representative:
Doc Hastings (R) 57%
Mary Baechler (D) 28%

Congressional District 5 - U.S. Representative:
Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R) 54%
Rich Cowan (D) 35%

Congressional District 6 - U.S. Representative:
Derek Kilmer (D) 54%
Bill Driscoll (R) 18%

Congressional District 7 - U.S. Representative:
Jim McDermott (D) 69%
Ron Bemis (RO 16%

Congressional District 8 - U.S. Representative:
Dave Reichert (R) 50%
Karen Porterfield (D) 29%

Congressional District 9 - U.S. Representative:
Adam Smith (D) 61%
Jim Postma (R) 23%

Congressional District 10 - U.S. Representative:
Denny Heck (D) 41%
Richard (Dick) Muri (R) 26%

Governor:
Jay Inslee (D) 47%
Rob McKenna (R) 43%

Lt. Governor:
Brad Owen (D) 49%
Bill Finkbeiner (R) 25%

Secretary of State:
Kim Wyman (R) 39%
Kathleen Drew (D) 22%

State Treasurer:
Jim McIntire (D) 100%

State Auditor:
James Watkins (R) 46%
Troy Kelley (D) 24%

Attorney General:
Bob Ferguson (D) 52%
Reagan Dunn (R) 38%

Commissioner of Public Lands:
Peter J. Goldmark (D) 52%
Clint Didier (R) 41%

Superintendent of Public Instruction:
Randy I. Dorn 54%
Ronald L. (Ron) Higgins 16%

Insurance Commissioner:
Mike Kreidler (D) 55%
John R. Adams (R) 22%

King County
Proposition No. 1 - Children and Family Services Center Capital Levy:
Approved 53%
Rejected 47%

Seattle
Proposition No. 1 - Regular Tax Levy Including Seattle Public Libraries:
Yes 62%
No 38%

Check for more primary election results on the Secretary of State's website.

[Impy]

As soon as Joementum went indie the CT GOP should have forced that desultory mook to quit and slated a real candidate who could have won a 3 way race. Instead pubs elected Joe who propped up a 51-49 rat Senate. I’d rather to have had Lamont/McMahon this year, he’d be a weaker candidate than Murphy (or that witch if she wins the primary).

There are several rat/rat runoffs in Cali but unfortunately I think they’re moonbat slime with little distinction. Berman/Sherman!

There’s 1 GOP/GOP in a rat leaning district though, hahahahahahahahahhahahahahhaha.

[Impy]

"As I’ve said for months, the state auditor’s race isn’t glamorous, it’s not sexy, and it shouldn’t be partisan. "

That is an excellent campaign line to use in a democrat state, the technocrat route.

But I will say thank God it's a partisan race. Several states including WA have their Schools Superintendent as an elected non-partisan position with no parties on the ballot. All of them are union rats AFAIK. They cannot be given the cover of running as "non-partisan".