Maybe I am naive in thinking it's not an issue to share with you how I voted, but oh well. Here's how I voted and the election results for each. Initiatives

• I-872: Lousiana-style primary (top 2 vote getters regardless of party) – I voted No, but it passed
• I-884: +1% sales tax for education – I voted Yes but it didn't pass
• I-892: Gambling – I voted No and so did most other people
• I-55: Charter Schools – I voted No along with the majority
• I-297: Additional regulations on “mixed” radioactive and nonradioactive hazardous waste at Hanford – I voted Yes, so did "they"
• King County Alternative Proposed Charter Amendments 1A and1B to reduce the county council from 13 to 9 – I voted No and on part B said if it passes then reelection in 2007; It passed with option A
• King County Advisory Measure No. 1 on whether the council should propose a new transportation plan in 2005 – I voted Yes and it won
• King County Advisory Measure No. asked if a transportaiton plan were proposed how we'd like to see it paid for – I voted for a gas tax but an excise tax on vehicle value was the most popular choice
• I-83: Monorail recall - I voted No and it was successfully defeated

Partisan races I voted Democrat for every partisan race. Here's how they turned out.

• Kerry lost the presidency
• Murray kept her Senate seat
• the Governorship is still too close to call (!)
• Jim McDermott kept his congressional seat
• Brad Owen won Lt. Gov.
• Deborah Senn lost for AG
• Laura Ruderman lost for Sec. of State
• Mike Murphy won State Treasurer
• Brian Sonntag won State Auditor
• Mike Cooper lost as Commissioner of Public Lands
• Jim McIntire won State Rep for dist 46. pos. 1
• Phyllis Kenney won State Rep for dist 46. pos. 2

Non-Partisan races

• Sup. Of Public Instruction – I voted for Billings; she lost
• Judges - I voted for Becker (she lost), Madsen (unopposed), Sanders (he won), Grosse (unopposed), Darvas (she won), and Washington (he won)