Election 2012: How we voted
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November 8, 2012
Here are unofficial Wahkiakum County votes from the first count of general election on Tuesday. Another count of approximately 300 late-arriving ballots is set for 12 noon today (Thursday).
Percentages are state wide results.
County Commissioner, District 1
Greg Prestegard D 966
Mike Backman I 946
County Commissioner, District 2
Joan Harvey Chester I 645
Dan L. Cothren I 1238
County Treasurer
Tammy Peterson D 1065
Marlena G. Silva D 755
Commissioner, Wahkiakum PUD
District 1
Lisa Marsyla NP 742
Gene Healy NP 1121
District 2
Robert L. Jungers NP 1286
Superior Court Judge, (non-partisan)
Mike Sullivan NP 1125 73.35%
Dennis Gordon NP 539 26.65%
State Senator, District 19
Brian Hatfield D 1186 62.51%
Rick Winsman R 739 37.49%
State Representative, Position 1
Dixie Kolditz R 847 38.18%
Dean Takko D 1111 61.82%
State Representative, Position 2
Brian E. Blake D 1042 59.21%
Tim Sutinen I 856 40.49%
President and Vice-President of United States
Obama/Biden D 954 303 elec. votes
Romney/Ryan R 962 203 elec. votes
US Senator
Maria Cantwell D 1096 59.29%
Michael Baumgartner R 859 40.71%
US Representative in Congress, District 3
Jaime Herrera Beutler R 1164 59.07%
Jon T. Haugen D 774 40.93%
Governor
Jay Inslee D 832 51.68%
Rob McKenna R 1107 48.32%
Lieutenant Governor
Brad Owen D 964 53.45%
Bill Finkbeiner R 883 46.55%
Secretary of State
Kim Wyman R 1020 49.59%
Kathleen Drew D 833 50.41%
State Treasurer
Jim McIntire D 965 58.32%
Shanon Hanek R 842 41.68%
State Auditor
James Watkins R 949 47.21%
Troy Kelley D 826 52.79%
State Attorney General
Bob Ferguson D 884 53.18%
Reagun Dunn R 910 46.82%
Commissioner of Public Lands
Peter J. Goldmark D 937 58.19%
Clint Didier R 881 41.81%
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Randy I. Dorn NP 1211 100%
State Insurance Commissioner
Mike Kreidler D 916 57.9%
John R. Adams R 849 42.1%
State Supreme Court Justice, Position 2
Susan Owns NP 1162 100%
State Supreme Court Justice, Position 8
Steve Gonzalez NP 1141 100%
State Supreme Court Justice, Position 9
Sheryl G. McCloud NP 757 55.7%
Richard B. Sanders NP 657 44.3%
Court of Appeals, Div. 1, Dist. 2, Position 1
Joel Penoyar NP 1322 100%
Fire District 4: Purchase of up to $250,000 in bonds to pay for newer fire engine and remodel Elochoman fire station.
Yes 423 63.9%
No 239 36.1%
Initiative 1185: Restating that existing statutory requirements that legislative actions raising taxes must be approved by 2/3 legislative majority or a majority voter approval.
Yes 1241 64.06%
No 601 35.94%
Initiative 1240: Authorizing up to 40 publicly funded charter schools.
Yes 822 50.83%
No 1046 49.17%
Referendum 74: Allowing same gender couples to marry, preserving domestic partnerships only for seniors, and preserving rights of clergy and churches.
Yes 812 51.79%
No 1108 48.21%
Initiative 502: Allowing possession of marijuana by adults.
Yes 925 55.96%
No 1017 44.04%
Engrossed SJR 8221: Amending the state constitution to phase down the debt limit and modify related requirements.
Yes 1001 62.65%
No 695 37.35%
SJR 8223: Creating an exception to constitutional restrictions on investing public funds for universities.
Yes 623 44.15%
No 1133 55.85%
Engrossed Senate Bill 6635: An advisory vote asking if voters approve legislative action to end a business tax deduction.
Yes 1167 not available (n.a.)
No 542 (n.a.)
Substitute House Bill 2590: An advisory voted asking if voters approve legislative action to extend a tax on petroleum products.
Yes 1134 (n.a.)
No 578 (n.a.)
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