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Elections

The Petri Dish: Jerry Cornfield

•	The Petri Dish: State high court upholds school funding formula

•	The Petri Dish: High court to consider if you have a right to honk your horn

•	The Petri Dish: Edmonds Councilwoman Pritchard-Olson dies

•	The Petri Dish: Pastor Fuiten skewers strategy of R-71 opponents

•	The Petri Dish: House Speaker Pelosi visits Seattle today

Quick links

• Find your elected representatives and a sample ballot for your address

• Herald editorial board endorsements

• Snohomish County auditor's election page

• Washington state voting information

• Federal Election Commission

• Public Disclosure Commission

Local and state politics

•	Democrats pick 3 prosecutor candidates

•	Builders object to hearing examiner, but activists back her

•	Joe Mallahan concedes race for Seattle mayor

•	Lake Stevens waits on annexation vote while figuring 2010 budget

•	Gay marriage issue can wait, say Referendum 71 partisans

•	Dana nibbles into Somers’ lead

•	Marine winning second term as Mukilteo mayor

•	Darrington councilwoman's write-in campaign trailing

•	Incumbents leading across Snohomish County, except in Monroe, Granite Falls

•	Bid to lift Sno-Isle Libraries levy rate passing

•	R-71 ahead, I-1033 behind in early election returns

•	R-71 opponents await election results behind closed doors

•	It’s Election Day; get your ballot in

•	Fundraising and spending pose a tricky balance for Snohomish County cand...

•	Many races uncontested in Island County

•	Darrington council incumbent running as write-in against challenger

•	First openly gay U.S. attorney starts job in Seattle

•	Brier City Council candidates share fiscal goals

•	Judge rejects conservative group's challenge to state's campaign finance...

•	Northshore School District's direction divides school board candidates

National politics

•	Unions want Hans Dunshee to replace Steve Hobbs in state senate

•	Palin’s political future still veiled in mystery

•	Sarah Palin book goes rogue on some facts

•	White House counsel poised to give up post

•	Sarah Palin confirms problems with McCain aides

•	Public support for Obama holds

•	CNN finding prime-time success elusive

•	Federal agencies begin blame game over Fort Hood shooting suspect

•	Latest election tally offers no surprises

•	Gov. Gregoire calls for more timely election results

•	Around the world

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Biz week

•	Britain’s foreign secretary defends Obama from critics

•	White House wants Dem analysts to stay off Fox, sources say

•	House starts debate on health-care overhaul

•	Local tribes join national meeting with President Obama

•	Gay rights measure’s slim lead holds

•	Gay rights measure’s slim lead holding

•	Democrat wins race that split GOP

•	Gough leads for Lynnwood mayor

1.	Lake Stevens neighbors protest loss of left turn off Highway 9

2.	Police look into fire at Emory's restaurant in Everett

3.	Man who died from fall identified

4.	Mural memorializing fallen soldier lost in effort to fix Silvana building

5.	Marysville-Pilchuck comes up short in battle of unbeatens

6.	'Twilight' tourism

7.	Accident near Poulsbo kills Marysville man, injures five

8.	In Forks, it's always Twilight

9.	Expect wintry roads at passes, dusting of snow on Snohomish County hills

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Icy conditions lead to numerous wrecks on county roads

•	Memorial for Peggy Pritchard Olson set

•	Bazaar Fever

•	Hawks proud of historic season

•	Olson always put Edmonds first

•	Honoring student veterans

•	‘Wheedle' author comes to Lynnwood bookshop

•	Mavs build early lead en route to easy win

•	Prep football games of the week (state playoffs)

•	Tears of laughter, tears of grief