[matt1234]

NOTES:

1. Results exclude president. The presidential caucus was conducted earlier this year.

2. WA is a "top two" state, meaning the two primary candidates who receive the highest number of votes will advance to the general election, regardless of party.

3. WA votes 100% by mail, so final results may not be known for days or weeks.

4. The WA primary is "open," meaning a voter can vote for any candidate, regardless of the voter's party.

5. Since the 2010 election, WA was redistricted to increase their US House membership from 9 seats to 10.

[matt1234]

WA ping, please. Thanks.

[Spunky]

Looking at those percentages one can pretty well figure who will be the winners in Nov.

Democrats as usual unless there are a WHOLE LOT of Republicans that DID NOT vote in this primary.

[SW6906]

What happened to the Sharon Hanek write-in vote for Treasurer? They don’t report it. Will she be in the November election? Was it that insignificant?

[WOSG]

“2. WA is a “top two” state, meaning the two primary candidates who receive the highest number of votes will advance to the general election, regardless of party. “

That’s a fine way to destroy the political parties and kill off conservatives.

[Haiku Guy]

Who will replace Cathy McMorris Rogers after Romney picks her for VEEP?

[djf]

That whole “top two” crap is BS. It allows King County to dominate every time.

I am so sick of seeing Dull Penny commercials, I could puke...

[Kasiajordan]

What about the King county initiative for new levy to build juvenile correction or other center? Are we 50% approval or do we need 60% to pass the crap? Unbelievable people are passing the levies like candies.
Is this thing final if approved in primary or will it go on the ballot in November?