November 3, 2009
2009 election results for Washington
The Spokesman-Review
Results from the Nov. 3, 2009, general election in Washington state. Last updated at 5:00 p.m. Nov. 10, 2009, for all races and measures.
Click here for a summary of the candidates and issues on Spokane County ballots.
| Wash. House of Representatives | Legislative Dist. 9 |
|---|---|
| Susan Fagan (R) | 15,478 / 54.87% |
| Pat Hailey (R) | 12,731 / 45.13% |
| Washington state | Initiative 1033 |
| Approved | 708,406 / 42.22% |
| Rejected | 969,526 / 57.78% |
| Referendum 71 | |
| Approved | 919,152 / 53.06% |
| Rejected | 812,997 / 46.94% |
| City of Spokane | Proposition 1 |
| Approved | 32,204 / 59.50% |
| Rejected | 21,923 / 40.50% |
| Proposition 2 | |
| Approved | 10,866 / 20.66% |
| Rejected | 41,726 / 79.34% |
| Proposition 3 | |
| Approved | 9,023 / 17.33% |
| Rejected | 43,043 / 82.85% |
| Proposition 4 | |
| Approved | 12,924 / 24.09% |
| Rejected | 40,721 / 75.91% |
| Council Dist. 1 | |
| Mike Fagan | 4,130 / 37.48% |
| Amber Waldref | 6,890 / 62.52% |
| Council Dist. 2 | |
| Mike Allen | 8,823 / 46.36% |
| Jon Snyder | 10,207 / 53.64% |
| Council Dist. 3 | |
| Nancy McLaughlin | 11,367 / 66.94% |
| Karen Kearney | 5,615 / 33.06% |
| Municipal Court Judge | |
| Tracy Staab | 29,380 / 68.60% |
| Bryan Whitaker | 13,448 / 31.40% |
| Spokane Valley | Council Position 1 |
| Diana Wilhite | 9,355 / 46.40% |
| Brenda Grassel | 10,805 / 53.60% |
| Council Position 2 | |
| Ian Robertson | 5,093 / 26.18% |
| Dean Grafos | 9,766 / 50.20% |
| Edward B. Pace | 1,799 / 9.25% |
| Ed Foote | 2,795 / 14.37% |
| Council Position 5 | |
| Rich Munson | 8,374 / 41.10% |
| Bob McCaslin | 12,001 / 58.90% |
| City of Airway Heights | Council Position 1 |
| Matthew S. Pederson | 279 / 49.91% |
| Patrick D. Rushing | 280 / 50.09% |
| Council Position 2 | |
| Steven Lawrence | 244 / 51.05% |
| Barron Williamson | 234 / 48.95% |
| City of Cheney | Mayor |
| Tom Trulove | 1,229 / 66.58% |
| C. Allan Gainer | 608 / 32.94% |
| Council Position 1 | |
| Fred Pollard | 814 / 52.55% |
| Graeme Webster | 735 / 47.45% |
| Council Position 3 | |
| Kathleen A. Warren | 473 / 28.31% |
| Mike McKeehan | 1,198 / 71.69% |
| City of Deer Park | Mayor |
| Robert D. Whisman | 577 / 60.04% |
| Jack E. Wichterman | 384 / 39.96% |
| Council Position 1 | |
| Helen Dee Cragun | 417 / 48.10% |
| Mary Babb | 450 / 51.90% |
| Council Position 3 | |
| Ella Harper | 543 / 62.13% |
| Fred Senn | 331 / 37.87% |
| Town of Fairfield | Mayor |
| Edward Huber | 159 / 80.71% |
| Ron Rogers | 38 / 19.29% |
| Council Position 2 | |
| Mary Branon | 144 / 77.42% |
| Monica Szep | 42 / 22.58% |
| Council Position 4 | |
| KayDee Gilkey | 130 / 68.06% |
| Valerie Spurrell | 61 / 31.94% |
| Council Position 5 | |
| Karrie Stewart | 84 / 47.73% |
| Brian Kauffman | 92 / 52.27% |
| Town of Latah | Mayor |
| Edward Chuck Crockett | 18 / 23.68% |
| Teresa L. Galvin | 58 / 76.32% |
| City of Liberty Lake | Council Position 2 |
| Josh Beckett | 891 / 54.83% |
| Cristella Kaminskas | 734 / 45.17% |
| Council Position 4 | |
| Odin K. Lanford | 976 / 60.51% |
| Jason M. Adelmann | 637 / 39.49% |
| City of Medical Lake | Mayor |
| Laura L. Parsons | 307 / 28.19% |
| John Higgins | 782 / 71.81% |
| Council Position 3 | |
| Arthur (AJ) Burton | 551 / 55.71% |
| Angie M. Keith | 438 / 44.29% |
| Town of Rockford | Fire protection levy |
| Yes | 121 / 72.02% |
| No | 47 / 27.98% |
| Mayor | |
| Gary Wagner | 73 / 44.79% |
| Micki L. Harnois | 90 / 55.21% |
| Council Position 1 | |
| Howard Brutschy | 57 / 34.13% |
| Stan Seehorn | 110 / 65.87% |
| Council Position 2 | |
| Steve Meyer | 100 / 61.35% |
| Thomas M. Smith | 63 / 38.65% |
| Town of Spangle | Fire protection levy |
| Yes | 56 / 66.67% |
| No | 28 / 33.33% |
| Cemetery M&O levy | |
| Yes | 164 / 61.19% |
| No | 104 / 38.81% |
| Spokane School Board | Director Position 3 |
| Heidi Olson | 22,223 / 48.65% |
| Jeff Bierman | 23,460 / 51.35% |
| Position 4 | |
| Rocky Treppiedi | 24,335 / 51.88% |
| Laura Carder | 22,570 / 48.12% |
| East Valley Schools | Dist. 3 Director |
| Kay Sieck | 1,827 / 39.22% |
| Heidi Gillingham | 2,831 / 60.78% |
| Dist. 4 Director | |
| Christie Burton-Hart | 1,857 / 42.02% |
| Kerri Lunstroth | 2,562 / 57.98% |
| Dist. 5 Director | |
| Roger T. Cox | 2,029 / 45.39% |
| Roger E. Trainor | 2,441 / 54.61% |
| Cheney School District | Dist. 2 Director |
| Suzanne Dolle | 2,669 / 51.47% |
| Don Mitchell | 2,517 / 48.53% |
| Deer Park School District | Dist. 1 Director |
| Lyle Crecelius | 906 / 37.36% |
| Jeff Whittle | 1,519 / 62.64% |
| Freeman Schools | Dist. 1 Director |
| John Zingg | 742 / 51.46% |
| Allen Crist | 700 / 48.54% |
| Liberty Schools | Dist. 3 Director |
| Ron A. Cockle | 477 / 38.01% |
| Chad Cornmesser | 778 / 61.99% |
| Rosalia School District | Dist. 3 Director |
| Jane M. Carrothers | 257 / 58.81% |
| Tanya L Charles | 180/ 41.19% |
| Other races and issues | |
| Fire Protection District 3 | Position 2 |
| Ron McKinley | 2,684 / 66.77% |
| Mitchell W. Smith | 1,336 / 33.23% |
| Fire Protection District 5 | Position 2 |
| James R. Ryan | 97 / 22.72% |
| Larry Wendlandt | 177 / 41.45% |
| Write in: Greg Lucht | 153 / 36.83% |
| Position 3 | |
| Ed Lynch | 77 / 17.70% |
| Gary L. Pietz | 214 / 49.20% |
| Write in: Jimmy Gerald Hansen | 144 / 33.10% |
| Fire Protection District 11 | EMS levy |
| Yes | 130 / 66.67% |
| No | 65 / 33.33% |
| Fire Protection District 13 | Increase board to 5 members |
| Yes | 384 / 47.06% |
| No | 432 / 52.94% |
| Cemetery District 3 (Moran) | Position 1 |
| Carl Grote | 968 / 33.80% |
| Sheryl McGrath | 1,896 / 66.20% |
| Liberty Lake Sewer District | Position 2 |
| Frank L. Boyle | 1,350 / 59.39% |
| Darlene C. McHenry | 923 / 40.61% |

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Jsball1902 on November 05 at 11:30 a.m.
I think that the City of Spokane, and the people of district 1 are mistaken to elect Amber… The people in this city need a leader that has represented their community with honor and Mike Fagan is that leader. He is a great leader and role model, he had great plans for the city and the Hillyard community. Throw political parties out and please vote for someone you know, someone that has been with this community through all the good times and bad times, someone that wont use the government a a scape goat, or give you a dressed up answer and can lend a hand to help influence others and contribute to the enconomic drought on the city. Mike Fagan is the milk to our cereal… I hope Spokane enjoys dry cereal!