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Harris / Alyson Kennedy</Candidate><Party>Socialist Workers Party Nominees</Party><Votes>2</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0.15</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Bob Barr / Wayne A. Root</Candidate><Party>Libertarian Party Nominees</Party><Votes>4</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0.29</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Chuck Baldwin / Darrell L. Castle</Candidate><Party>Constitution Party Nominees</Party><Votes>2</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0.15</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Cynthia McKinney / Rosa Clemente</Candidate><Party>Green Party Nominees</Party><Votes>1</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0.07</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>U.S. Congressional District 5 Representative</RaceName><Candidate>Cathy McMorris Rodgers</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1081</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>80.91</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>U.S. Congressional District 5</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>U.S. Congressional District 5 Representative</RaceName><Candidate>Mark Mays</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>255</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>19.09</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>U.S. Congressional District 5</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Governor</RaceName><Candidate>Christine Gregoire</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>434</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>32.01</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Governor</RaceName><Candidate>Dino Rossi</Candidate><Party>(Prefers G.O.P. Party)</Party><Votes>922</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>67.99</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Lt. Governor</RaceName><Candidate>Brad Owen</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>578</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>45.66</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Lt. Governor</RaceName><Candidate>Marcia McCraw</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>688</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>54.34</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Secretary of State</RaceName><Candidate>Sam Reed</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>964</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>76.57</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Secretary of State</RaceName><Candidate>Jason Osgood</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>295</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>23.43</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State State Treasurer</RaceName><Candidate>Allan Martin</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>850</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>68.77</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State State Treasurer</RaceName><Candidate>Jim McIntire</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>386</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>31.23</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State State Auditor</RaceName><Candidate>Brian Sonntag</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>548</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>43.56</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State State Auditor</RaceName><Candidate>J. Richard (Dick) McEntee</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>710</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>56.44</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Attorney General</RaceName><Candidate>Rob McKenna</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>994</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>78.21</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Attorney General</RaceName><Candidate>John Ladenburg</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>277</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>21.79</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Commissioner of Public Lands</RaceName><Candidate>Doug Sutherland</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>913</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>72.46</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Commissioner of Public Lands</RaceName><Candidate>Peter J. Goldmark</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>347</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>27.54</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction</RaceName><Candidate>Teresa (Terry) Bergeson</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>607</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>52.87</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction</RaceName><Candidate>Randy Dorn</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>541</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>47.13</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Insurance Commissioner</RaceName><Candidate>Mike Kreidler</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>446</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>37.23</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Insurance Commissioner</RaceName><Candidate>John R. Adams</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>752</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>62.77</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Legislative District 9 State Senator</RaceName><Candidate>Mark G. Schoesler</Candidate><Party>(Prefers G.O.P. Party)</Party><Votes>1132</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Legislative District 9</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Legislative District 9 State Representative Pos. 1</RaceName><Candidate>Steve Hailey</Candidate><Party>(Prefers G.O.P. Party)</Party><Votes>966</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>77.28</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Legislative District 9</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Legislative District 9 State Representative Pos. 1</RaceName><Candidate>Kenneth E. Caylor</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>284</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>22.72</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Legislative District 9</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Legislative District 9 State Representative Pos. 2</RaceName><Candidate>Joe Schmick</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>966</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>77.4</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Legislative District 9</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Legislative District 9 State Representative Pos. 2</RaceName><Candidate>Tyana Kelley</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>282</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>22.6</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Legislative District 9</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1 COUNTY COMMISSIONER #01</RaceName><Candidate>Bob Johnson</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>694</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>53.06</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1 COUNTY COMMISSIONER #01</RaceName><Candidate>Randy Mulrony</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>614</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>46.94</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 2 COUNTY COMMISSIONER #02</RaceName><Candidate>Rick Slaybaugh</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>636</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>47.39</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 2</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 2 COUNTY COMMISSIONER #02</RaceName><Candidate>Wynne McCabe</Candidate><Party>(States No Party Preference)</Party><Votes>706</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>52.61</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 2</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Supreme Court Justice Position 3</RaceName><Candidate>Mary Fairhurst</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>934</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Supreme Court</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Supreme Court Justice Position 4</RaceName><Candidate>Charles W. Johnson</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>936</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Supreme Court</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Supreme Court Justice Position 7</RaceName><Candidate>Debra L. Stephens</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>937</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Supreme Court</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Asotin, Columbia, Garfield Superior Court Judge Position 1</RaceName><Candidate>William D. (Bill) Acey</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1089</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Asotin, Columbia, Garfield Superior Court</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>HOSPITAL DISTRICT 1 Proposition 1 Capital Levy to Improve Hospital Safety Systems</RaceName><Candidate>Yes</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>872</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>64.26</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>HOSPITAL DISTRICT 1</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>HOSPITAL DISTRICT 1 Proposition 1 Capital Levy to Improve Hospital Safety Systems</RaceName><Candidate>No</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>485</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>35.74</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>HOSPITAL DISTRICT 1</JurisdictionName></Result></Results>