ELECTION 2021: Second round of primary results

checkbox.jpgNo changes of note in the second round of primary-election results, announced this afternoon. All local races still have the same two leaders as last night. Here are the full results from King County Elections, which has counted ballots from 19 percent of King County voters, 21 percent of Seattle voters, so far, and will continue daily counts until the election is certified:

MAYOR

Bruce Harrell – 39,173 – 38.02%
M. Lorena González – 29,467 – 28.60%
Colleen Echohawk – 8,872 – 8.61%
Jessyn Farrell – 7,752 – 7.52%
Arthur K. Langlie – 6,120 – 5.94%
Casey Sixkiller – 3,678 – 3.57%
Andrew Grant Houston – 2,570 – 2.49%
James Donaldson – 1,679 – 1.63%
Lance Randall – 1,525 – 1.48%
Clinton Bliss – 928 – 0.90%
Bobby Tucker – 244 – 0.24%
Omari Tahir-Garrett – 233 – 0.23%
Stan Lippmann – 220 – 0.21%
Henry C. Dennison – 213 – 0.21%
Don L. Rivers – 123 – 0.12%

CITY ATTORNEY

Ann Davison – 34,523 – 34.92%
Pete Holmes – 32,285 – 32.66%
Nicole Thomas-Kennedy – 31,734 – 32.10%

CITY COUNCIL POSITION 8

Teresa Mosqueda – 52,862 – 54.99%
Kenneth Wilson – 17,485 – 18.19%
Kate Martin – 12,018 – 12.50%
Paul Felipe Glumaz – 5,495 – 5.72%
Alexander White – 1,482 – 1.54%
Bobby Lindsey Miller – 1,245 – 1.30%
Jesse James – 1,225 – 1.27%
George Freeman – 1,036 – 1.08%
Jordan Elizabeth Fisher – 1,002 – 1.04%
Alex Tsimerman – 613 – 0.64%
Brian Fahey – 530 – 0.55%

CITY COUNCIL POSITION 9

Sara Nelson – 42,841 – 42.78%
Nikkita Oliver – 35,082 – 35.03%
Brianna K. Thomas – 14,127 – 14.11%
Corey Eichner – 4,066 – 4.06%
Lindsay McHaffie – 1,767 – 1.76%
Rebecca L. Williamson – 1,053 – 1.05%
Xtian Gunther – 818 – 0.82%

COUNTY EXECUTIVE

Dow Constantine – 141,289 – 53.64%
Joe Nguyen – 78,173 – 29.68%
Bill Hirt – 30,528 – 11.59%
Goodspaceguy – 7,801 – 2.96%
Johnathon Crines – 4,314 – 1.64 %

COUNTY PROP 1 (“BEST STARTS FOR KIDS”)

Approved – 157,953 – 59.28%
Rejected – 108,521 – 40.72%

County Executive Dow Constantine was the main champion of the measure, so we asked him about it during our interview last night in Georgetown:

As of the 6 pm check tonight, 32 percent of King County ballots had been received; 39 percent of Seattle ballots are in.

11 Replies to "ELECTION 2021: Second round of primary results"

  • Bill August 4, 2021 (6:41 pm)

    Does “39 percent of Seattle ballots are in” mean 39% of returned ballots have been counted and reported?

    • WSB August 4, 2021 (7:10 pm)

      No, it means the county elections department has received 39 percent of all Seattle ballots it sent out.
      Counting lags from receipt.

  • trickycoolj August 4, 2021 (6:43 pm)

    We turned ours into the High Point box at about 4pm yesterday and looks like they’ve already been counted!

  • TJ August 4, 2021 (6:53 pm)

    These results so far have gone as I figured they would, but I really don’t understand how Nikkita Oliver has done so well in council position 9. Even in this city, she is over the top extreme. I’m not sure if people paid attention to how much of a outspoken agitator she was last summer. Same with Nicole Thomas-kennedy for city attorney. Pete Holmes has been awful, but her positions on prosecuting crime are a joke. 

    • Jeepney August 5, 2021 (5:20 am)

      In my opinion many Seattle voters do very little research when voting for candidates.

    • Reed August 5, 2021 (9:38 am)

      Good thing you are longer a Seattle resident. It sounds like your new conservative utopia of Scottsdale is experiencing its own political disarray with financial and growth management, a new mayor and freshman council, and actual approving a general plan. We don’t need to mention the larger issue of water.

  • Mellow Kitty August 5, 2021 (8:45 am)

    Meet the new boss, same as the old boss . . .Very disappointing.

  • TJ August 5, 2021 (12:38 pm)

    Reed, I will finally be in Scottsdale in November. And while it is hardly a “conservative utopia”, it will be refreshing to have a center of the road political atmosphere. I was there 3 weeks ago and not any encampments around, there is a much bigger police presence, and the roads are in great shape, which is funny being hot weather is supposedly the hardest thing on concrete. And btw, my pool will always be full in the future so am not worried about water 

    • Derek August 5, 2021 (1:55 pm)

      Arizona will be out of water or paying Nestle for it in a few years at an insanely high rate. Don’t let the door hit you. Also I voted for Oliver and Thomas-Kennedy. I want less police presence and more development in community and social workers. Thank you. Encampments aren’t always bad thing. I know several houseless and volunteer helping many get food. Enjoy 119 degree heat.

      • Mel August 5, 2021 (3:13 pm)

        Yikes. As someone who grew up in a crime ridden neighborhood, my biggest fear is Oliver and Thomas-Kennedy and the further damage they’ll do to our city. Yes I’m a POC and want more police presence. 

    • Jon Wright August 5, 2021 (2:58 pm)

      The freeze-thaw cycle is worse for concrete than heat.

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