I voted in Washington's new primary election system today. Did you?
Tuesday, September 14, 2004
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Tuesday, September 14, 2004
I voted in Washington's new primary election system today. Did you?
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Comments
Are you happy with the outcomes?
Not all the races are in yet and there are still a lot of counties counting ballots. http://vote.wa.gov/results/
I am happy that Patty Murray won, but the primary wasn't an issue, it's the General election I'm worried about. I am happy Deborah Senn beat Mark Sidran and Christine Gregoire beat Ron Simms. It looks like Billings has a slight lead for Superintendent of of Public Instruction, which is good but might change.
I am unhappy that Dave Ross is leading in the 8th district, I hope Alben somehow pulls ahead (unlikely). I am sad that Judge Alsdorf is running behind so far for State Supreme Court pos. 1, but glad that Madsen beat Lukens for position 5. I have to admit I am relieved that Sanders is winning position 6 even though I was conflicted and votes for White (who is in 3rd place right now). Grosse is keeping his position on the Court of Appeals which is also good.
I am also glad that Doyle and Darvas are ahead in the King County Court of Appeals, though my other two are running behind, but I was less certain about them.
I haven't heard about the Seattle School Levy.
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