Update: 11/6: The second set of data for the 2024 Snohomish County Elections has been made available. Keep in mind, a little only 312,408 ballots total of 531,592 possible have been counted (58.8% turnout so far). All numbers have been updated with 11/6 data.
As you scroll through the results, you’ll see most incumbents won, Democrats won most races, and tax raising initiatives generally failed. Woodway approved a levy lid lift and Everett approved one of the two minimum wage increases.
Early Voting Data results released at 8:01pm Election day (next update tomorrow evening, but most contests look mostly settled):
Everett Initiatives:
City of Everett Initiative 24-01:
$20.24 minimum wage (Everett Deserves a Raise)
57.9% Yes
42.1% No
City of Everett Initiative 24-02:
$20.24 minimum wage (Raise the Wage Responsibly)
59.4% No
40.6% Yes
City of Everett Initiative 24-03:
Snohomish River Watershed Enforceable Rights
56.3% Yes
43.7% No
WA State Governor
Bob Ferguson 55.6%
Dave Reichert 44.2%
U.S. Senator
Maria Cantwell 59.5%
Dr Raul Garcia 40.3%
Write-in 0.21%
Congressional District 1 U.S. Representative:
Suzan DelBene 58.2%
Jeb Brewer 41.7%
Write-in 0.18%
Congressional District 2 U.S. Representative:
Rick Larsen 66.6%
Cody Hart 33.2%
Write-in 0.25%
Lt. Governor
Denny Heck 54.9%
Dan Matthews 43.98%
Write-in 0.08%
Secretary of State
Steve Hobbs 60.1%
Dale Whitaker 39.8%
Write-in 0.08%
State Treasurer
Mike Pellicciotti 58.4%
Sharon Hanek 42.3%
Write-in 0.07%
State Auditor
Pat (Patrice) McCarthy 58.4%
Matt Hawkins 41.6%
Write-in 0.07%
Attorney General
Nick Brown 56.1%
Pete Serrano 43.8%
Write-in 0.07%
Commissioner of Public Lands
Dave Upthegrove 53.4%
Jaime Herrera Beutler 46.5%
Write-in 0.14% (98)
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Chris Reykdal 52.63%
David Olson 47.2%
Write-in 0.5%
Insurance Commissioner
Patty Kuderer 57.2%
Phil Fortunato 42.7%
Write-in 0.010%
Legislative District 21 State Representative Pos. 1
Strom Peterson 67.6%
Riaz Khan 32.2%
Write-in 0.22%
Legislative District 21 State Representative Pos. 2
Lillian Ortiz-Self 67.3%
Kristina Mitchell 32.4%
Write-in 0.2%
Legislative District 38 State Representative Pos. 1
Julio Cortes 71.3%
Annie Fitzgerald 24.1%
Write-in 3.5%
Legislative District 38 State Representative Pos. 2
Mary Fosse 59.3%
Marnie Claywell 41.1%
Write-in 0.09%
Legislative District 39 State Senator
Keith L. Wagoner 58.8%
John Snow 41.1%
Write-in 0.07%
Legislative District 39 State Representative Pos. 1
Sam Low 59.8%
Robert J. Sutherland 38.7%
Write-in 1.5%
Legislative District 39 State Representative Pos. 2
Carolyn Eslick 63.8%
Jackie Huey34.2%
Write-in 1.9%
Legislative District 44 State Representative Pos. 1
Brandy Donaghy 93.6%
Write-in 6.5%
Legislative District 44 State Representative Pos. 2
April Berg 58.2%
Sam Sim 41.8%
Write-in 0.06%
Supreme Court Justice Position 2
Dave Larson 53.3%
Sal Mungia 46.3%
Write-in 0.4%
Public Utility District No. 1 Commissioner District 2
Julieta Altamirano Crosby 53.2%
Amber King 46.2%
Write-in 0.6%
Other Snohomish County Results
Snohomish County Prop 1
Rejected 56.4%
Approved 43.6%
Monroe Prop 1
Rejected 53.1%
Approved 46.9%
Woodway Prop 1
Yes 65.7%
No 34.3%
Arlington School District 16 Prop 1
No 55.2%
Yes 44.8%
Lake Stevens School District 4 Prop 1
(Needs 60%)
Approved 56.5%
Rejected 43.5%
Sultan School District 4 Prop 1
Rejected 52.7%
Approved 47.3%
November 6, 2024
Everett Government