So far, the Democratic incumbents are holding their ground in Legislative District 11.<\/p>\n
Early election results for Legislative District 11 show Bob Hasegawa in the lead for State Senator, David Hackney in the lead for State Representative Pos. 1 and Steve Bergquist in the lead for State Representative Pos. 2, according to King County Election results as of 8:05 p.m. on Nov. 5.<\/p>\n
The 11th district includes southern Seattle, Renton, Tukwila and a portion of Kent.<\/p>\n
For State Senate, Democratic incumbent Bob Hasegawa, who is running unopposed, has garnered 95.32% of votes, or about 31,800 votes. Write-ins are at 4.68% of the vote, totalling 1,563. Total votes are currently tallied at 33,363.<\/p>\n
For State Representative Pos. 1, early results show that Democrat David Hackney, who also is running unopposed, has garnered 95.41% of votes, or about 31,235 votes. There are 1,504 write-ins, which currently makes up 4.59% of the vote. Total votes are currently tallied at 33,283.<\/p>\n
Finally, State Representative Pos. 2 Democrat Steve Bergquist has garnered 77.35% of votes, or about 29,554 votes with newcomer Greywolf, who favors the Libertarian Party, coming up behind with 21.42% of the vote, or about 8,183 votes. Position 2 write-ins made up 1.24% of the vote, totalling in 473. Total votes are currently tallied at 38,210.<\/p>\n
VOTER TURNOUT<\/p>\n
In Legislative District 11, voting turnout came out to just over 48.27% with 43,407 ballots counted of the 89,920 registered voters.<\/p>\n
CAMPAIGN FINANCES<\/p>\n
According to the Washington State Public Disclosure Commission, as of Nov. 5, Bob Hasegawa had raised $81,451.16 and spent $112,627.35, David Hackney had raised $129,906.06 and spent $78,961.44, Steve Bergquist had raised $112,917.09 and spent $73,895.54 and Justin Greywolf had raised and spent $0.<\/p>\n
General election results are certified Wednesday, Nov. 27. To see the results, visit kingcounty.gov\/depts\/elections.aspx.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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