Election 2026
Election 2026 results coverage. Kept out of the homepage story blocks (Terry, 2026-11-04).
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Yes 47.8%, No 52.2%
South Kitsap School District’s three-year, $72.6 million capital levy for safety, technology and facility upgrades was failing after Wednesday’s count, with 47.8% of voters approving.
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Travis Couture 50.5%, Maria Littlesun 49.3% districtwide
Republican state Rep. Travis Couture held a narrow districtwide lead over Democratic challenger Maria Littlesun after Wednesday’s count in the race for state representative, Position 2, in the 35th Legislative District.
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Dan Griffey 50.3%, Jim Pierson 49.6% districtwide
Republican state Rep. Dan Griffey held a narrow districtwide lead over Democratic challenger Jim Pierson after Wednesday’s count in the race for state representative, Position 1, in the 35th Legislative District.
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Carolina Mejia 51.4%, Drew C MacEwen 48.5% districtwide
Thurston County Commissioner Carolina Mejia, a Democrat, led Republican state Sen. Drew MacEwen districtwide after Wednesday’s count in the race for state Senate in the 35th Legislative District.
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Renee Hernandez Greenfield 54.3%, Katy Cornell 45.6% districtwide
Democrat Renee Hernandez Greenfield led Republican Katy Cornell districtwide after Wednesday’s count in the race for state representative, Position 2, in the 26th Legislative District.
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Adison Richards 56.0%, David Olson 43.9% districtwide
Democratic state Rep. Adison Richards held a commanding lead over Republican challenger David Olson districtwide after Wednesday’s count in the race for state representative, Position 1, in the 26th Legislative District.
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Deborah Krishnadasan 56.9%, Gary Parker 43.0% districtwide
Democratic state Sen. Deborah Krishnadasan held a commanding lead over Republican challenger Gary Parker districtwide after Wednesday’s count in the race for state Senate in the 26th Legislative District.
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Auditor, treasurer, four District Court judges, a PUD commissioner and an appeals judge face only write-ins
Eight candidates on Kitsap County ballots faced no challenger Tuesday and were headed for new terms, with only write-in votes cast against them.
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David T. Lewis III 70.2%, Brien Kennedy 28.0%
County Clerk David Lewis held a commanding lead over challenger Brien Kennedy, a deputy clerk, after Wednesday’s count in the race for Kitsap County clerk.
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Michael Simonds 50.8%, Phil Cook 49.1%
Democratic challenger Michael Simonds held a narrow lead over Republican Assessor Phil Cook after Wednesday’s count in the race for Kitsap County assessor.