State General Election

November 7, 2000

(Final Results After Recount)

State Measures

Initiative to the People 713

Yes

No

587

1449

Initiative to the People 722

Yes

No

1025

966

Initiative to the People 728

Yes

No

1112

914

Initiative to the People 729

Yes

No

800

1197

Initiative to the People 732

Yes

No

832

1215

Initiative to the People 745

Yes

No

841

1109

Senate Joint Resolution 8214

Yes

No

969

943

Local Measures

Prescott Joint Park/Recreation 
Prop. 1

Yes

No

6

0

FEDERAL

President and Vice President of the United States

Al Gore                            Democratic Party

Joe Lieberman

George W. Bush              Republican Party  

Dick Cheney

Harry Browne                  Libertarian Party

Art Oliver               

David McReynolds          Socialist Party

Mary Cal Hollis

Ralph Nader                    Green Party

Winona La Duke

Monica Moorehead        Workers World Party

Gloria La Riva

Howard Phillips               Constitution Party

J Curtis Frazier

Patrick Buchanan            Freedom Party

Ezola Foster

James E. Harris               Socialist Workers Party

Margaret Trowe

John Hagelin                    Natural Law Party

Nat Goldhaber

515

1523

9

0

45

3

1

9

1

1

United States Senator

Maria Cantwell   (D)

Slade Gorton   (R)

Jeff Jared   (L)

467

1590

39

Representative in Congress 5th Congressional District

Tom Keefe   (D)

George R. Nethercutt, Jr.  (R)

Greg Holmes   (L)

539

1477

67

WASHINGTON STATE

Governor

Gary Locke   (D)

John Carlson   (R)

Steve W. LePage   (L)

950

1116

32

Lieutenant Governor

Brad Owen   (D)

Wm. "Mike" Elliott   (R)

Ruth E. Bennett   (L)

753

1079

126

Secretary of State

Don L. Bonker   (D)

Sam Reed   (R)

J. Bradley Gibson   (L)

Chris Loftis   (RFM)

547

1255

87

57

State Treasurer

Mike Murphy   (D)

Diane Rhoades   (R)

Tim Perman   (L)

861

986

73

State Auditor

Brian Sonntag   (D)

Richard McEntee   (R)

Chris Caputo   (L)

822

1004

79

State Attorney General  

Christine Gregoire   (D)

Richard Pope   (R)

Richard Shepard   (L)

Stan Lippman   (NM)

Luanne Coachman   (NL)

767

1082

59

11

18

Commissioner of Public Lands

Mike Lowry   (D)

Doug Sutherland   (R)

Steve Layman   (L)

543

1374

62

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Teresa "Terry" Bergeson   (NP)

1482

Insurance Commissioner

Mike Kreidler   (D)

Don Davidson   (R)

Mike Hihn   (L)

587

1176

67

State Senator-District 16

Valoria H. Loveland   (D)

Mike Hewitt   (R)

857

1184

State Representative District 16, Position 1

Yolanda Cortinas Trout   (D)

Dave Mastin   (R)

421

1588

State Representative District 16, Position 2

Bill Grant   (D)

Lorne Blackman   (AH)

1420

471

COUNTY

Commissioner District No. 1

Dwight L. Robanske   (R)

1678

Commissioner District No. 2

Richard (Dick) Jones   (R)

1601

JUDICIAL

State Supreme Court Justice Position 2

Susan J. Owens   (NP)

Jeff Sullivan   (NP)

714

907

Position No. 7

Bobbe J. Bridge   (NP)

1342

Position No. 8

Gerry L Alexander   (NP)

1355

Position No. 9

Tom Chambers   (NP)

Jim Foley   (NP)

813

769

PRECINCT COMMITTEE OFFICER

Mustard

Dwight Richter   (R)

162

Patit 

Candace S. Jones   (R)

137

Touchet 

Gene Warren   (R)

141

Columbia 

Nadine Warren   (R)

200

Ping

Eric Thorn   (R)

108

Star

Wilfred E. Thorn   (R)

158

Starbuck Country

Charles S. Mead   (R)

29

POLITICAL PARTY CODES

• American Heritage
• Democratic Party
• Green
• Independent Candidate
• Libertarian
• Natural Law
• Natural Medicine
• Non Partisan
• Reform Party
• Republican
• Socialist Workers

AH

D

GRN

IC

LBT

NL

NM

NP

RFM

R

SW