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Elections Hub: Washington Decides 2022

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Top Two election certified — Democratic dominance continues in Washington State

Election certified with 40.43% turnout
Patty Murray vanquishes large field of opponents, will face Republican Tiffany Smiley in November
U.S. Representative Jaime Herrera Beutler eliminated in WA-03; Republican voters send fascist Joe Kent to general election along with Democratic hopeful Marie Perez
Loren Culp loses again in WA-04 as Dan Newhouse escapes the wrath of the Trump cult
Republicans locked out of Secretary of State contest as Democratic incumbent Steve Hobbs and independent Julie Anderson advance
Democratic legislative candidates – from Emily Randall to John Lovick and Claire Wilson – show once again that organized people can defeat organized money
Republicans not capitalizing on any of their legislative pickup opportunities, Democrats look poised not only to keep their majorities, but possibly even add a seat or two

What’s at stake in this election: The field of candidates for every position that is being contested this year will be narrowed to just two each for the November general election, which is actually a runoff under the “Top Two” system that Washington uses. Races in which no more than two candidates filed will not appear on the ballot unless they are for partisan office. 2022 is a midterm election year, with contests for U.S. Senate, U.S. House, Washington State House, Washington State Senate, Public Utility District, and most county offices in 36 out of 39 counties on the ballot. There is also a special election for Secretary of State.

STATEHOUSE BALANCE OF POWER
Washington State Legislature Results Snapshot

PARTY PERFORMANCE
How many legislative contests is each party winning?

Latest election analysis from NPI’s Cascadia Advocate

Statewide and Federal Results

Be aware that these are unofficial results and will change as ballots continue to be tabulated.
Data is provided by the Washington Secretary of State and county elections officials.

U.S. Senate

U.S. House, 1st District

U.S. House, 2nd District

Secretary of State

U.S. House, 5th District

U.S. House, 6th District

U.S. House, 10th District

U.S. House, 4th District

U.S. House, 8th District

U.S. House, 3rd District

U.S. House, 7th District

U.S. House, 9th District

State Senate Results: Contests With 3+ Candidates

Be aware that these are unofficial results and will change as ballots continue to be counted.
Data is provided by the Secretary of State and county elections officials.

State Senate, 26th LD

State Senate, 47th LD

State Senate, 46th LD

State Senate, 31st LD

State Senate, 42nd LD

State Senate, 8th LD

State Senate, 38th LD

State Senate, 34th LD

State Senate, 30th LD

State Senate, 27th LD

State Senate, 32nd LD

State Senate Results: Contests With Only 2 Candidates

Note that because only two candidates filed for these positions, there is no one to be eliminated in the Top Two election. State law nevertheless requires federal and state-level candidates to appear on the ballot even if they are guaranteed to move on.
Be aware that these are unofficial results and will change as ballots continue to be counted.
Data is provided by the Secretary of State and county elections officials.

State Senate, 45th District

State Senate, 48th District

State Senate, 21st District

State Senate, 44th District

State Senate, 35th District

State Senate, 29th District

State House Results: Contests With 3+ Candidates

Note: Contests are ordered/grouped by the size of the candidate fields. Be aware that these are unofficial results and will change as ballots continue to be counted. Data is provided by the Secretary of State and county elections officials.

46th District, House Position #2

42nd District, House Position #2

39th District, House Position #2

39th District, House Position #1

28th District, House Position #1

17th District, House Position #1

42nd District, House Position #1

24th District, House Position #1

24th District, House Position #2

34th District, House Position #1

4th District, House Position #1

16th District, House Position #1

22nd District, House Position #2

31st District, House Position #1

36th District, House Position #1

8th District, House Position #2

38th District, House Position #1

38th District, House Position #2

35th District, House Position #2

17th District, House Position #2

47th District, House Position #1

27th District, House Position #1

27th District, House Position #2

45th District, House Position #2

8th District, House Position #1

19th District, House Position #2

23rd District, House Position #1

41st District, House Position #2

47th District, House Position #2

37th District, House Position #2

30th District, House Position #1

30th District, House Position #2

5th District, House Position #1

18th District, House Position #1

28th District, House Position #2

29th District, House Position #1

29th District, House Position #2

3rd District, House Position #2

14th District, House Position #2

21st District, House Position #2

22nd District, House Position #1

State House Results: Contests With Only 2 Candidates

Note that because only two candidates filed for these positions, there is no one to be eliminated in the Top Two election. State law nevertheless requires federal and state-level candidates to appear on the ballot even if they are guaranteed to move on.
Be aware that these are unofficial results and will change as ballots continue to be counted.
Data is provided by the Secretary of State and county elections officials.

10th District, House Position #1

10th District, House Position #2

40th District, House Position #2

6th District, House Position #2

7th District, House Position #1

12th District, House Position #2

18th District, House Position #2

23rd District, House Position #2

32nd District, House Position #1

32nd District, House Position #2

41st District, House Position #2

49th District, House Position #1

44th District, House Position #1

44th District, House Position #2

1st District, House Position #1

2nd District, House Position #2

3rd District, House Position #1

14th District, House Position #1

19th District, House Position #1

21st District, House Position #1

25th District, House Position #1

35th District, House Position #1

45th District, House Position #1

49th District, House Position #2

26th District, House Position #1

26th District, House Position #2

1st District, House Position #2

4th District, House Position #2

5th District, House Position #2

11th District, House Position #1

11th District, House Position #2

16th District, House Position #2

34th District, House Position #1

37th District, House Position #1

46th District, House Position #1

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