Clark County, Washington
General Election, November 2, 2004 -- Official Final
Last Updated: November 17, 2004 4:02PM
County-wide Turnout Statistics
	Precincts Reporting:					180		100.00%
	Total Precincts:					180
	Accumulated Polling Place Ballots:					50,590		29.37%
	Accumulated Absentee Ballots:					121,675		70.63%
	Total Ballots Cast:					172,265		82.97%
	Eligible Polling Place Voters:					68,833		33.15%
	Eligible Absentee Voters:					138,778		66.85%
	Total Eligible Voters:					207,611
STATE MEASURES		State-wide results are available from http://vote.wa.gov
INITIATIVE 872						Votes		Percent
Elections for partisan offices
				YES		93,703		59.56%
				NO		63,618		40.44%
INITIATIVE 884
Dedicate funds designated for educational purposes
				YES		57,217		35.65%
				NO		103,277		64.35%
INITIATIVE 892
Authorize additional “electronic scratch ticket machines”
				YES		83,563		52.50%
				NO		75,609		47.50%
REFERENDUM MEASURE 55
Charter public schools
				APPROVED		63,725		41.15%
				REJECTED		91,149		58.85%
INITIATIVE 297
“Mixed” radioactive and nonradioactive hazardous waste
				YES		105,833		69.47%
				NO		46,504		30.53%
COUNTY MEASURES
CLARK COUNTY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION BENEFIT AREA AUTHORITY (C-TRAN)						Votes		Percent
Maintain and enhance public transit services through increased sales and use tax
	Simple majority (50% + 1 vote) to pass and no validation requirements.			APPROVED		73,959		46.33%
				REJECTED		85,684		53.67%
FEDERAL OFFICES
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES						Votes		Percent
JOHN F. KERRY / John Edwards				Democratic		79,538		46.67%
GEORGE W. BUSH / Dick Cheney				Republican		88,646		52.01%
MICHAEL BADNARIK / Richard V. Campagna				Libertarian		657		0.39%
JOHN PARKER / Teresa Gutierrez				Workers World		43		0.03%
DAVID COBB / Patricia LaMarche				Green		127		0.07%
JAMES HARRIS / Margaret Trowe				Soc Workers		19		0.01%
MICHAEL ANTHONY PEROUTKA / Chuck Baldwin				Constitution		239		0.14%
BILL VAN AUKEN / Jim Lawrence				Soc Equality		13		0.01%
RALPH NADER / Peter Miguel Camejo				Independent		1,157		0.68%
UNITED STATES SENATOR
PATTY MURRAY				Democratic		80,134		48.31%
GEORGE R. NETHERCUTT, JR.				Republican		81,888		49.36%
J. MILLS				Libertarian		1,901		1.15%
MARK B. WILSON				Green		1,960		1.18%
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, 3RD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
BRIAN BAIRD				Democratic		95,853		58.90%
THOMAS A. CROWSON				Republican		66,899		41.10%
STATE OFFICES		State-wide results are available from http://vote.wa.gov
GOVERNOR						Votes		Percent
CHRISTINE GREGOIRE				Democratic		72,797		44.71%
DINO ROSSI				Republican		85,887		52.75%
RUTH BENNETT				Libertarian		4,123		2.53%
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
BRAD OWEN				Democratic		74,984		48.14%
JIM WIEST				Republican		72,280		46.41%
JOCELYN A. LANGLOIS				Libertarian		5,693		3.66%
BERN HAGGERTY				Green		2,796		1.80%
SECRETARY OF STATE
LAURA RUDERMAN				Democratic		67,285		43.26%
SAM REED				Republican		83,588		53.74%
JACQUELINE PASSEY				Libertarian		4,656		2.99%
STATE TREASURER						Votes		Percent
MIKE MURPHY				Democratic		82,995		53.62%
OSCAR S. LEWIS				Republican		66,160		42.74%
JOHN SAMPLE				Libertarian		5,640		3.64%
STATE AUDITOR
BRIAN SONNTAG				Democratic		86,794		55.97%
WILL BAKER				Republican		61,999		39.98%
JASON G. BUSH				Libertarian		6,279		4.05%
ATTORNEY GENERAL
DEBORAH SENN				Democratic		64,613		41.53%
ROB MCKENNA				Republican		85,111		54.70%
J. BRADLEY GIBSON				Libertarian		3,233		2.08%
PAUL RICHMOND				Green		2,641		1.70%
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS
MIKE COOPER				Democratic		64,916		41.92%
DOUG SUTHERLAND				Republican		84,627		54.65%
STEVE LAYMAN				Libertarian		5,313		3.43%
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION						Votes		Percent
TERESA (TERRY) BERGSON				Nonpartisan		81,452		61.72%
JUDITH BILLINGS				Nonpartisan		50,518		38.28%
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
MIKE KREIDLER				Democratic		73,022		48.49%
JOHN ADAMS				Republican		70,711		46.96%
STEPHEN D. STEELE				Libertarian		6,860		4.56%
STATE LEGISLATURE, 15TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT
	STATE REPRESENTATIVE, POS. NO. 1
BRUCE CHANDLER				Republican		2,420		100.00%
	STATE REPRESENTATIVE, POS. NO. 2
MICHAEL H. KEPCHA				Democratic		1,016		32.86%
DAN NEWHOUSE				Republican		2,076		67.14%
STATE LEGISLATURE, 17TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT
	STATE SENATOR
PAUL WAADEVIG				Democratic		23,193		43.96%
DON BENTON				Republican		29,563		56.04%
	STATE REPRESENTATIVE, POS. NO. 1
PAT CAMPBELL				Democratic		23,317		45.08%
JIM DUNN				Republican		28,405		54.92%
	STATE REPRESENTATIVE, POS. NO. 2					Votes		Percent
DEB WALLACE				Democratic		27,526		53.07%
ROY RHINE				Republican		24,340		46.93%
STATE LEGISLATURE, 18TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT
	STATE SENATOR
DAVE SEABROOK				Democratic		24,150		45.45%
JOSEPH ZARELLI				Republican		28,984		54.55%
	STATE REPRESENTATIVE, POS. NO. 1
PAM BROKAW				Democratic		22,070		42.69%
RICHARD CURTIS				Republican		29,632		57.31%
	STATE REPRESENTATIVE, POS. NO. 2
BRIAN D. BEECHER				Democratic		20,345		39.73%
ED ORCUTT				Republican		30,866		60.27%
STATE LEGISLATURE, 49TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT
	STATE SENATOR
CRAIG PRIDEMORE				Democratic		24,470		50.66%
DON CARLSON				Republican		23,829		49.34%
	STATE REPRESENTATIVE, POS. NO. 1
BILL FROMHOLD				Democratic		29,106		62.33%
JUSTIN RILEY				Republican		17,591		37.67%
	STATE REPRESENTATIVE, POS. NO. 2
JIM MOELLER				Democratic		27,930		60.26%
MIKE W. SMITH				Republican		18,416		39.74%
COUNTY OFFICES
COUNTY COMMISSIONER						Votes		Percent
	COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT NO. 1
BETTY SUE MORRIS				Democratic		78,154		50.63%
TOM MIELKE				Republican		76,212		49.37%
	COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT NO. 2
JEANNE HARRIS				Democratic		71,728		46.87%
MARC BOLDT				Republican		81,294		53.13%
STATE JUDICIAL OFFICES		State-wide results are available from http://vote.wa.gov
JUSTICE OF THE STATE SUPREME COURT						Votes		Percent
	JUSTICE, POSITION NO. 1
JIM JOHNSON				Nonpartisan		70,398		54.23%
MARY KAY BECKER				Nonpartisan		59,407		45.77%
	JUSTICE, POSITION NO. 5					Votes		Percent
BARBARA MADSEN				Nonpartisan		108,656		100.00%
	JUSTICE, POSITION NO. 6
RICHARD B. SANDERS				Nonpartisan		76,422		62.42%
TERRY SEBRING				Nonpartisan		46,003		37.58%
JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, DIVISION NO. 2, DISTRICT NO. 3
	JUDGE, POSITION NO. 2
C. C. BRIDGEWATER				Nonpartisan		107,347		100.00%
CLARK COUNTY DISTRICT COURT
	JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT, POSITION NO. 5
RICH MELNICK				Nonpartisan		111,489		100.00%
CLARK PUBLIC UTILITIES DISTRICT
	COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT NO. 2
NANCY BARNES				Nonpartisan		109,074		100.00%
LOCAL MEASURES
CITY OF VANCOUVER						Votes		Percent
	CITY CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. 1
	Increase the term of mayor from two to four years.
	Simple majority (50% + 1 vote) to pass and no validation requirements.			YES		29,578		53.60%
				NO		25,604		46.40%
	CITY CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. 2
	Initiative and referendum provision amendments to Vancouver City Charter Title X.
	Simple majority (50% + 1 vote) to pass and no validation requirements.			YES		27,413		55.71%
				NO		21,796		44.29%
CITY OF RIDGEFIELD
	PROPOSITION NO. 1
	Authorizing an increase of existing property tax levies.
	Simple majority (50% + 1 vote) to pass and no validation requirements.			YES		317		28.43%
				NO		798		71.57%
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 10
	PROPOSITION NO. 1
	Authorizing an increase of existing property tax levies.
	Simple majority (50% + 1 vote) to pass and no validation requirements.			YES		1,557		47.85%
				NO		1,697		52.15%