<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><Results><Result><RaceName>Statewide Initiative Measure No. 1185 Concerns tax and fee increases imposed by state government</RaceName><Candidate>Yes</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1573</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>71.7937</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Initiative Measure No. 1185 Concerns tax and fee increases imposed by state government</RaceName><Candidate>No</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>618</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>28.2063</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Initiative Measure No. 1240 Concerns creation of a public charter school system</RaceName><Candidate>Yes</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1080</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>49.2926</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Initiative Measure No. 1240 Concerns creation of a public charter school system</RaceName><Candidate>No</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1111</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>50.7074</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Referendum Measure No. 74 Concerns marriage for same-sex couples</RaceName><Candidate>Approved</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>726</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>32.1523</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Referendum Measure No. 74 Concerns marriage for same-sex couples</RaceName><Candidate>Rejected</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1532</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>67.8477</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Initiative Measure No. 502 Concerns marijuana</RaceName><Candidate>Yes</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1032</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>45.6839</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Initiative Measure No. 502 Concerns marijuana</RaceName><Candidate>No</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1227</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>54.3161</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Engrossed Senate Joint Resolution No. 8221 Concerns implementing the Commission on State Debt recommendations regarding Washington's debt limit</RaceName><Candidate>Approved</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1183</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>58.5644</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Engrossed Senate Joint Resolution No. 8221 Concerns implementing the Commission on State Debt recommendations regarding Washington's debt limit</RaceName><Candidate>Rejected</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>837</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>41.4356</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Senate Joint Resolution No. 8223 Concerns investments by the University of Washington and Washington State University</RaceName><Candidate>Approved</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>723</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>35.1141</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Statewide Senate Joint Resolution No. 8223 Concerns investments by the University of Washington and Washington State University</RaceName><Candidate>Rejected</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1336</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>64.8859</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Statewide</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Advisory Vote No. 1 (Engrossed Senate Bill 6635) Concerns a B&amp;O tax deduction for certain financial institutions' interest on residential loans</RaceName><Candidate>Repealed</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1415</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>70.8918</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Advisory Vote No. 1 (Engrossed Senate Bill 6635) Concerns a B&amp;O tax deduction for certain financial institutions' interest on residential loans</RaceName><Candidate>Maintained</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>581</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>29.1082</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Advisory Vote No. 2 (Substitute House Bill 2590) Concerns expiration of a tax on possession of petroleum products</RaceName><Candidate>Repealed</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1335</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>67.8699</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Advisory Vote No. 2 (Substitute House Bill 2590) Concerns expiration of a tax on possession of petroleum products</RaceName><Candidate>Maintained</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>632</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>32.1301</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Barack Obama / Joe Biden</Candidate><Party>Democratic Party Nominees</Party><Votes>645</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>28.5525</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Mitt Romney / Paul Ryan</Candidate><Party>Republican Party Nominees</Party><Votes>1568</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>69.4112</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Gary Johnson / James P. Gray</Candidate><Party>Libertarian Party Nominees</Party><Votes>26</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>1.151</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Virgil Goode / James N. Clymer</Candidate><Party>Constitution Party Nominees</Party><Votes>6</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0.2656</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Jill Stein / Cheri Honkala</Candidate><Party>Green Party Nominees</Party><Votes>7</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0.3099</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Peta Lindsay / Yari Osorio</Candidate><Party>Socialism &amp; Liberation Party Nominees</Party><Votes>0</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>James Harris / Alyson Kennedy</Candidate><Party>Socialist Workers Party Nominees</Party><Votes>2</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0.0885</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States President/Vice President</RaceName><Candidate>Ross C. (Rocky) Anderson / Luis J. Rodriguez</Candidate><Party>Justice Party Nominees</Party><Votes>5</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>0.2213</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States U.S. Senator</RaceName><Candidate>Maria Cantwell</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>827</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>36.9692</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>United States U.S. Senator</RaceName><Candidate>Michael Baumgartner</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1410</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>63.0308</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>United States</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Congressional District 5 U.S. Representative</RaceName><Candidate>Cathy McMorris Rodgers</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1627</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>72.6988</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Congressional District 5</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Congressional District 5 U.S. Representative</RaceName><Candidate>Rich Cowan</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>611</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>27.3012</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Congressional District 5</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Governor</RaceName><Candidate>Jay Inslee</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>656</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>29.5362</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Governor</RaceName><Candidate>Rob McKenna</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1565</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>70.4638</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Lt. Governor</RaceName><Candidate>Brad Owen</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democrat Party)</Party><Votes>752</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>35.6906</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Lt. Governor</RaceName><Candidate>Bill Finkbeiner</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1355</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>64.3094</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Secretary of State</RaceName><Candidate>Kim Wyman</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1536</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>73.2824</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Secretary of State</RaceName><Candidate>Kathleen Drew</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>560</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>26.7176</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State State Treasurer</RaceName><Candidate>Jim McIntire</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>749</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>36.43</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State State Treasurer</RaceName><Candidate>Sharon Hanek</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1307</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>63.57</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State State Auditor</RaceName><Candidate>James Watkins</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1460</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>71.674</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State State Auditor</RaceName><Candidate>Troy Kelley</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>577</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>28.326</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Attorney General</RaceName><Candidate>Bob Ferguson</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>607</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>28.8635</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Attorney General</RaceName><Candidate>Reagan Dunn</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1496</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>71.1365</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>728</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>34.0984</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Commissioner of Public Lands</RaceName><Candidate>Clint Didier</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1407</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>65.9016</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction</RaceName><Candidate>Randy I. Dorn</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1580</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Insurance Commissioner</RaceName><Candidate>Mike Kreidler</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>677</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>33.4983</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Washington State Insurance Commissioner</RaceName><Candidate>John R. Adams</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1344</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>66.5017</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Washington State</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Legislative District 16 State Senator</RaceName><Candidate>Mike Hewitt</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1686</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>77.9833</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Legislative District 16</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Legislative District 16 State Senator</RaceName><Candidate>Scott Nettles</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Democratic Party)</Party><Votes>476</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>22.0167</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Legislative District 16</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Legislative District 16 State Representative Pos. 1</RaceName><Candidate>Maureen Walsh</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1234</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>59.1847</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Legislative District 16</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Legislative District 16 State Representative Pos. 1</RaceName><Candidate>Mary Ruth Edwards</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>851</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>40.8153</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Legislative District 16</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Legislative District 16 State Representative Pos. 2</RaceName><Candidate>Terry R. Nealey</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1901</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Legislative District 16</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>COUNTY WIDE DISTRICT 01 Columbia County Commissioner #1</RaceName><Candidate>Dwight Robanske</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1680</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>COUNTY WIDE DISTRICT 01</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>COUNTY WIDE DISTRICT 01 Columbia County Commissioner #2</RaceName><Candidate>Mike Talbott</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>1132</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>53.1206</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>COUNTY WIDE DISTRICT 01</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>COUNTY WIDE DISTRICT 01 Columbia County Commissioner #2</RaceName><Candidate>Tom E. Bensel</Candidate><Party>(Prefers Republican Party)</Party><Votes>999</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>46.8794</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>COUNTY WIDE DISTRICT 01</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Supreme Court Justice Position 2</RaceName><Candidate>Susan Owens</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1530</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Supreme Court</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Supreme Court Justice Position 8</RaceName><Candidate>Steve Gonzalez</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1497</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Supreme Court</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Supreme Court Justice Position 9</RaceName><Candidate>Sheryl Gordon McCloud</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>764</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>44.7307</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Supreme Court</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>Supreme Court Justice Position 9</RaceName><Candidate>Richard B. Sanders</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>944</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>55.2693</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>1777</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>100</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>Asotin, Columbia, Garfield Superior Court</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>PRESCOTT JOINT PARK AND REC DIST Prescott Joint Park &amp; Recreation District - Proposition 1 Maintenance &amp; Operation Excess Levy</RaceName><Candidate>Levy  Yes  </Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>1</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>16.6667</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>PRESCOTT JOINT PARK AND REC DIST</JurisdictionName></Result><Result><RaceName>PRESCOTT JOINT PARK AND REC DIST Prescott Joint Park &amp; Recreation District - Proposition 1 Maintenance &amp; Operation Excess Levy</RaceName><Candidate>Levy  No</Candidate><Party></Party><Votes>5</Votes><PercentageOfTotalVote>83.3333</PercentageOfTotalVote><JurisdictionName>PRESCOTT JOINT PARK AND REC DIST</JurisdictionName></Result></Results>