Virginia Primary Election 2026: Live Results
- On Tuesday, State Sen. Rebecca Salda and Seattle Port Commissioner Toshiko Grace Hasegawa led the primary race for the open Metropolitan King County Council seat, securing 51.94% and 38.66% respectively.
- The County Council District 2 seat was previously held by Girmay Zahilay before his election as county executive last year, covering South Seattle, Skyway, and Tukwila.
- Miriam Mboya trailed with 8.7% of the vote as both Salda and Hasegawa prioritize housing but diverge on funding—Hasegawa supporting a countywide levy while Salda prefers economic growth-tied options.
- Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda led her race with 62.78%, likely facing Nick Duda in November; Salda is backed by Councilmembers Sarah Perry and Claudia Balducci plus five Seattle City Council members.
- The nonpartisan race is dominated by progressives and unlikely to shift the council's balance of power; both Salda and Hasegawa raised nearly a quarter-million dollars for their campaigns.
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Harvey County Primary Election Results - Newton Kansan
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Unofficial election results released for Aug. 4 Primary Election - Marshall Democrat
There was a 32.23% voter turnout in Saline County for the Aug. 4 Primary Election, with 4,397 ballots cast. Voters not only cast their votes for those running for local and state offices, there were also several local ballot questions and Missouri Constitutional Amendment questions. Constitutional Amendment 1 was the Missouri Sales Tax for Parks and Conservation Measure. A “yes” vote supported renewing the existing sales and use tax to fund stat…
QUESTION OF THE DAY: Were you surprised by the August election results?
The August primary election is over. But did it go the way you thought it would? Two big ballot issues drove heavy turnout in Mid-Missouri -- Amendments 4 and 5. And in both cases, the issue went down in flames. That definitely wasn't the outcome everyone was expecting. Meanwhile, a public safety sales tax in The post QUESTION OF THE DAY: Were you surprised by the August election results? appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
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