In today's ballot drop the progressive trend is starting to emerge in Seattle results. pulled a point ahead of incumbent City Attorney Pete Holmes for second place.
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Bruce Harrell lost more than a point from 38% to 36.92% while Lorena González is up to 29.63% from just shy of 29%. The gap is narrowing. Colleen Echohawk is now to 9.3%.
Here were election night results:
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CM has gained more than a point to 56.3%, as has to 36.5%. Sara Nelson has faded a little to 42.1%. We endorsed Mosqueda and Oliver.
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King Council Council update: incumbent Republican Kathy Lambert is in serious trouble with just 40.8% of the vote. She will face Sarah Perry who hit 35.1% of the vote. Fellow Democrat Joe Cohen took the remainder. aqua.kingcounty.gov/elections/2021
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Dominque Torgerson is leading to face conservative incumbent Pete von Reichbauer, but Lydia Assefa-Dawson is just 95 votes behind her. With a 54% primary total, von Reichbauer isn't a lock for reelection.
Republican Reagan Dunn (56.46%) will face Kim-Khanh Van, meanwhile.
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Another big batch of votes will get counted in King County tomorrow, but it looks like counting of large volumes will continue to next week.
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Approximately 140,000 ballots left to count. Those will not all be in tomorrow’s drop - counting will continue in earnest through early next week and then slow to a trickle through certification.
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Another interesting takeaway: Nikkita Oliver won today's drop. At this rate, Oliver won't surpass Sara Nelson in the primary, but the margin should continue to tighten. Bodes well for November.
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Nikkita is beating Sara!
(okay, again, just in today's ballot drop)
Nelson, 39.72%
Thomas, 13.09%
Oliver, 41.52%
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