Election Results

County Council

1st District

*John Koster, R10,76299%

Marian Harrison, D4,00136%

Suzanne Smith, D7,18164%

4th District

*Dave Gossett, D8,82999%

Eva Davies, R6,39299%

5th District

*Jeff Sax, R7,54799%

Steve Hobbs, D3,79736%

Dave Somers, D6,74964%

Bothell City Council

Position 3

Jeff Gard79718%

Ernie Bellecy1,68839%

Del Spivey1,89243%

Edmonds City Council

Position 1

*Michael Plunkett3,71041%

Strom Peterson2,19424%

Lora Petso3,15235%

Position 3

*Jeff Wilson3,37438%

Ron Wambolt4,33949%

Bart Preecs1,10512%

Gold Bar mayor and city council

Position 1

*Paul Price12540%

Dorothy Croshaw11637%

Joan Amenn7122%

Lynnwood mayor and council

Mayor

*Mike McKinnon1,51830%

Don Gough1,56031%

Jim Smith1,44829%

Bill Vance50310%

Position 2

*Martin J. Nelson1,43830%

Mark Smith2,23147%

Craig Spicer1,09523%

Mountlake Terrace City Council

Position 1

*Angela Amundson1,06040%

Michael Jones86432%

Cindy Bruce74528%

Position 4

Douglas Wittinger1,25648%

Gerald Conner55821%

Kyoko Wright78430%

Snohomish City Council

Position 4

Karen Guzak73941%

Daryl Ferguson1599%

R.C. Johnson91750%

Position 5

Rebecca Loveless67637%

Randy Hamlin96953%

Tymon Johns1659%

Position 6

Liz Loomis84446%

Doug Thorndike76542%

Bridgett Fawcett Johns22612%

Position 7

Jason Redrup42125%

Dean Randall68040%

Chris Harper59935%

Marysville School District

School construction bond

$171 million measure. 60 percent supermajority required.

Yes8,36059%

No5,86941%

Fire districts

District 1, Position 3

Christopher Glenn5,05343%

David Chan5,10144%

John Billen1,40812%

District 1 EMS levy

Yes8,56568%

No4,07132%

District 4 tax levy increase

Yes1,95940%

No2,97760%

District 5 tax levy increase

Yes75557%

No57743%

District 14, Position 3

*Carl Koch60335%

Darrel Gray65838%

Jim Ruble45927%

District 22, Position 3

*Paul Taylor56371%

Chris Greig12816%

Leslie O’Neill Jr.9712%

Alderwood Water District

Position 3

John Malone4,83320%

Steve Aaby3,46414%

Carol Gilbert6,59927%

Larey McLaren9,12638%

Everett port district

District 2

Connie Niva3,22071%

Fred Taucher72716%

Greg Filzen51812%

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