Who had filed for public office in Washington State as of the close of filing on Monday, May 17th, 2022? This post covers notable filings and provides links to the complete list for each county.
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Kathy Lambert has conceded the 3rd King County Council District race to Sarah Perry
Lambert has yet to publish a statement commenting on the election results on her Facebook page, website, or other social accounts. But she did call Perry on November 7th to concede the race, according to Perry’s campaign.
Initial Whatcom County returns suggest a continued progressive majority on the Council
In the 2021 local elections, voters in the state’s most populous northern border county appear to have returned a progressive majority to its seven-member legislative body. Meanwhile, the Bellingham City Council is set to become more diverse.
Sarah Perry easily defeating Kathy Lambert in hard fought King County Council race
The Democratic challenger appears headed for a rout over the Republican incumbent, who has represented the district for decades.
Kathy Lambert belatedly apologizes for racist attack mailers as donors and endorsers flee
The incumbent Republican King County Councilmember said she had fired her campaign consultants at 1892 LLC, but stopped short of taking full ownership for the bad decisions her campaign has been making.
Republican Kathy Lambert deploys racist mailers in desperate bid to defeat Sarah Perry
With all the signs suggesting that Lambert’s number is up, the Redmond Republican has decided to resort to Trump-style gutter politics and dog whistling to attack her Democratic challenger Sarah Perry in the hopes that left leaning voters will fill in the oval for her instead when voting starts next week.
Sarah Perry won Kathy Lambert’s precinct in the Top Two — here’s what that tells us about the coming general election battle for the 3rd
The 3rd has historically been Republican turf, but in recent years, its populous western side has been enthusiastically voting for Democratic candidates up and down the ballot, making it a prime Democratic pickup opportunity.
Democrats are on the verge of picking off yet another Republican in King County government. It’s a years-long trend.
Endangered is veteran Republican Councilmember Kathy Lambert, who has as of the second drop a less-than-impressive 41.38% of the vote with Democratic challenger Sarah Perry not far behind at 34.23%.
King County’s 3rd District looks ready to flip Democratic: It’ll be Lambert vs. Perry this fall
In King County’s first drop, Lambert has 41.33% of the vote, Perry has 34.03%, and Cohen has 24.05%. Only the top two move on, so the general election will almost certainly be a matchup between Sarah Perry and Kathy Lambert.
Democratic State Senator Joe Nguyen launches campaign for King County Executive
Nguyen’s entrance into the race had been expected: the first-term state senator, a rising star in the Democratic Party, has been reaching out to Democratic activists and progressive leaders for weeks to advise them of his intentions.
Thursday ballot counting update: Eyman’s 976 slides, Sawant gains, R‑88 vote gets tighter
Get up to speed with the latest developments in the Washington State 2019 general election.
King County gets a new Sheriff: Mitzi Johanknecht defeats John Urquhart
It appears that King County will soon have a new top law enforcement official, thanks to a strong Thursday showing for Mitzi Johanknecht.
Democrat Claudia Balducci crushes Jane Hague for King County Council, 6th District
The Eastside of King County continues to turn blue. Bellevue Mayor Claudia Balducci has emerged victorious over longtime incumbent Republican County Councilmember Jane Hauge in the 6th District (Bellevue, Kirkland, Mercer Island, and environs), capturing nearly sixty percent of the vote in early returns — a stunning, lopsided result that few saw coming. Balducci has made […]
Today is Election Day in Washington — time to vote NO on I‑1366 and YES on I‑1401
The big day is finally upon us! Today is Tuesday, November 3rd… Election Day, also known as the last day you can do your civic duty and vote. Tonight we’ll begin to have some idea of who will be governing cities, ports, schools, and counties across Washington State for the next few years (not to […]