Statewide Initiative Measure No. 1185 Concerns tax and fee increases imposed by state governmentYes5852960.4189StatewideStatewide Initiative Measure No. 1185 Concerns tax and fee increases imposed by state governmentNo3834339.5811StatewideStatewide Initiative Measure No. 1240 Concerns creation of a public charter school systemYes4810948.498StatewideStatewide Initiative Measure No. 1240 Concerns creation of a public charter school systemNo5108951.502StatewideStatewide Referendum Measure No. 74 Concerns marriage for same-sex couplesApproved5578855.0786StatewideStatewide Referendum Measure No. 74 Concerns marriage for same-sex couplesRejected4550044.9214StatewideStatewide Initiative Measure No. 502 Concerns marijuanaYes5785156.8504StatewideStatewide Initiative Measure No. 502 Concerns marijuanaNo4390943.1496StatewideStatewide Engrossed Senate Joint Resolution No. 8221 Concerns implementing the Commission on State Debt recommendations regarding Washington's debt limitApproved5917366.3679StatewideStatewide Engrossed Senate Joint Resolution No. 8221 Concerns implementing the Commission on State Debt recommendations regarding Washington's debt limitRejected2998633.6321StatewideStatewide Senate Joint Resolution No. 8223 Concerns investments by the University of Washington and Washington State UniversityApproved4502548.9892StatewideStatewide Senate Joint Resolution No. 8223 Concerns investments by the University of Washington and Washington State UniversityRejected4688351.0108StatewideWashington State Advisory Vote No. 1 (Engrossed Senate Bill 6635) Concerns a B&O tax deduction for certain financial institutions' interest on residential loansRepealed4697955.1895Washington StateWashington State Advisory Vote No. 1 (Engrossed Senate Bill 6635) Concerns a B&O tax deduction for certain financial institutions' interest on residential loansMaintained3814444.8105Washington StateWashington State Advisory Vote No. 2 (Substitute House Bill 2590) Concerns expiration of a tax on possession of petroleum productsRepealed4547753.921Washington StateWashington State Advisory Vote No. 2 (Substitute House Bill 2590) Concerns expiration of a tax on possession of petroleum productsMaintained3886346.079Washington StatePort of Bellingham All Port of Bellingham, Washington, Proposition No. 1, Number of Port Commissioners Number of Port CommissionersYES4419849.1887Port of Bellingham AllPort of Bellingham All Port of Bellingham, Washington, Proposition No. 1, Number of Port Commissioners Number of Port CommissionersNO4565650.8113Port of Bellingham AllUnited States President/Vice PresidentBarack Obama / Joe BidenDemocratic Party Nominees5708955.4106United StatesUnited States President/Vice PresidentMitt Romney / Paul RyanRepublican Party Nominees4270341.4476United StatesUnited States President/Vice PresidentGary Johnson / James P. GrayLibertarian Party Nominees13831.3423United StatesUnited States President/Vice PresidentVirgil Goode / James N. ClymerConstitution Party Nominees2870.2786United StatesUnited States President/Vice PresidentJill Stein / Cheri HonkalaGreen Party Nominees12481.2113United StatesUnited States President/Vice PresidentPeta Lindsay / Yari OsorioSocialism & Liberation Party Nominees570.0553United StatesUnited States President/Vice PresidentJames Harris / Alyson KennedySocialist Workers Party Nominees430.0417United StatesUnited States President/Vice PresidentRoss C. (Rocky) Anderson / Luis J. RodriguezJustice Party Nominees2190.2126United StatesUnited States U.S. SenatorMaria Cantwell(Prefers Democratic Party)5993859.4883United StatesUnited States U.S. SenatorMichael Baumgartner(Prefers Republican Party)4081840.5117United StatesCongressional District 1 U.S. RepresentativeJohn Koster(Prefers Republican Party)2881855.9595Congressional District 1Congressional District 1 U.S. RepresentativeSuzan DelBene(Prefers Democratic Party)2268044.0405Congressional District 1Congressional District 2 U.S. RepresentativeRick Larsen(Prefers Democratic Party)3415071.2735Congressional District 2Congressional District 2 U.S. RepresentativeDan Matthews(Prefers Republican Party)1376428.7265Congressional District 2Washington State GovernorJay Inslee(Prefers Democratic Party)5359953.1004Washington StateWashington State GovernorRob McKenna(Prefers Republican Party)4734046.8996Washington StateWashington State Lt. GovernorBrad Owen(Prefers Democrat Party)5017451.8476Washington StateWashington State Lt. GovernorBill Finkbeiner(Prefers Republican Party)4659848.1524Washington StateWashington State Secretary of StateKim Wyman(Prefers Republican Party)4649148.3209Washington StateWashington State Secretary of StateKathleen Drew(Prefers Democratic Party)4972251.6791Washington StateWashington State State TreasurerJim McIntire(Prefers Democratic Party)5425156.7094Washington StateWashington State State TreasurerSharon Hanek(Prefers Republican Party)4141443.2906Washington StateWashington State State AuditorJames Watkins(Prefers Republican Party)4423546.7798Washington StateWashington State State AuditorTroy Kelley(Prefers Democratic Party)5032553.2202Washington StateWashington State Attorney GeneralBob Ferguson(Prefers Democratic Party)5287254.8021Washington StateWashington State Attorney GeneralReagan Dunn(Prefers Republican Party)4360645.1979Washington StateWashington State Commissioner of Public LandsPeter J. Goldmark(Prefers Democratic Party)5472357.2872Washington StateWashington State Commissioner of Public LandsClint Didier(Prefers Republican Party)4080142.7128Washington StateWashington State Superintendent of Public InstructionRandy I. Dorn68078100Washington StateWashington State Insurance CommissionerMike Kreidler(Prefers Democratic Party)5327056.6503Washington StateWashington State Insurance CommissionerJohn R. Adams(Prefers Republican Party)4076343.3497Washington StateLegislative District 40 State SenatorKevin Ranker(Prefers Democratic Party)2101968.3656Legislative District 40Legislative District 40 State SenatorJohn Swapp(Prefers Independent-Gop Party)972631.6344Legislative District 40Legislative District 40 State Representative Pos. 1Kristine Lytton(Prefers Democratic Party)2206077.2301Legislative District 40Legislative District 40 State Representative Pos. 1Brandon Robinson(States No Party Preference)650422.7699Legislative District 40Legislative District 40 State Representative Pos. 2Jeff Morris(Prefers Democratic Party)2127376.4418Legislative District 40Legislative District 40 State Representative Pos. 2Howard A. Pellett(Prefers Green Party)655623.5582Legislative District 40Legislative District 42 State Representative Pos. 1Jason Overstreet(Prefers Republican Party)3522554.0286Legislative District 42Legislative District 42 State Representative Pos. 1Natalie McClendon(Prefers Democratic Party)2997245.9714Legislative District 42Legislative District 42 State Representative Pos. 2Vincent Buys(Prefers Republican Party)3496753.6971Legislative District 42Legislative District 42 State Representative Pos. 2Matthew Krogh(Prefers Democrat Party)3015246.3029Legislative District 42Public Utility District 1 All Commissioner District 2Brad L Stone3128742.7652Public Utility District 1 AllPublic Utility District 1 All Commissioner District 2Paul D. Kenner4187357.2348Public Utility District 1 AllSupreme Court Justice Position 2Susan Owens64299100Supreme CourtSupreme Court Justice Position 8Steve Gonzalez63218100Supreme CourtSupreme Court Justice Position 9Sheryl Gordon McCloud4247653.2661Supreme CourtSupreme Court Justice Position 9Richard B. Sanders3726746.7339Supreme CourtCourt of Appeals, Division 1, District 3 Judge Position 1Mary Kay Becker64206100Court of Appeals, Division 1, District 3Whatcom Superior Court Judge Position 2Dave Grant4088247.3692Whatcom Superior CourtWhatcom Superior Court Judge Position 2Deborra Garrett4542352.6308Whatcom Superior CourtCity of Bellingham City of Bellingham, Proposition No. 1, Low-Income Housing Levy Low-Income Housing LevyYes2049856.5899City of BellinghamCity of Bellingham City of Bellingham, Proposition No. 1, Low-Income Housing Levy Low-Income Housing LevyNo1572443.4101City of BellinghamCity of Lynden Lynden Transportation Benefit District, Proposition No. 1, Sales and Use Tax for Transportation Improvements Yes361754.7533City of LyndenCity of Lynden Lynden Transportation Benefit District, Proposition No. 1, Sales and Use Tax for Transportation Improvements No298945.2467City of LyndenLynden Regional Park and Recreation District 3 Lynden Regional Parks and Recreation District, Proposition No. 1, Indoor Recreation Facility Acquisition Bonds - $9,500,000 Approved402741.0332Lynden Regional Park and Recreation District 3Lynden Regional Park and Recreation District 3 Lynden Regional Parks and Recreation District, Proposition No. 1, Indoor Recreation Facility Acquisition Bonds - $9,500,000 Rejected578758.9668Lynden Regional Park and Recreation District 3