Washington State House of Representatives elections, 2010
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Washington's State House of Representatives were held in Washington on November 2, 2010.
The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in these elections was June 11, 2010. The primary election day was August 17, 2010. The enactment of Initiative 872 in 2004 means that in the August 17 primary, the top two vote-getting candidates in each primary contest, regardless of party, moved on to the final November 2 vote.
Washington State Representatives serve a two-year term and are not subject to term limits. All members are up for election on even years. Of the 98 seats up for re-election, incumbents ran in 82 of them.
November 2 General Election Results
The following candidates won election on November 2, 2010:
- Andy Billig
- Ann Rivers
- Barbara Bailey
- Bill Hinkle
- Bob Hasegawa
- Brad Klippert
- Brian Blake
- Bruce Chandler
- Bruce Dammeier
- Cary Condotta
- Cathy Dahlquist
- Charles Ross
- Chris Reykdal
- Christine Rolfes
- Christopher Hurst
- Cindy Ryu
- Connie Ladenburg
- Dan Kristiansen
- Dave Frockt
- Dave Upthegrove
- David Taylor
- Dean Takko
- Deborah Eddy
- Derek Stanford
- Ed Orcutt
- Eileen Cody
- Eric Pettigrew
- Frank Chopp
- Fred Finn
- Gary Alexander
- Glenn Anderson, Washington Representative
- Hans Dunshee
- Hans Zeiger
- J.T. Wilcox
- James Moeller
- Jamie Pedersen
- Jan Angel
- Jason Overstreet
- Jay Rodne
- Jeannie Darneille
- Jeff Morris
- Jim Jacks
- Jim McCune
- Joe Fitzgibbon
- Joe Schmick
- Joel Kretz
- John Ahern
- John McCoy
- Judith Warnick
- Judy Clibborn
- Kathy Haigh
- Katrina Asay
- Kevin Parker (Washington)
- Kevin Van De Wege
- Kirk Pearson (Washington)
- Kristine Lytton
- Larry Crouse
- Larry Haler
- Larry Seaquist
- Larry Springer
- Laurie Jinkins
- Marcie Maxwell
- Mark Hargrove
- Mark Miloscia
- Marko Liias
- Mary Helen Roberts
- Mary Lou Dickerson
- Matthew Shea
- Maureen Walsh
- Mike Armstrong
- Mike Hope
- Mike Sells
- Norm Johnson
- Norma Smith
- Pat Sullivan (Washington)
- Paul Harris
- Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney
- Reuven Carlyle
- Richard DeBolt
- Ross Hunter
- Ruth Kagi
- Sam Hunt
- Sharon Tomiko Santos
- Shelly Short
- Sherry Appleton
- Steve Kirby
- Steve Tharinger
- Susan Fagan
- Tami Green
- Terry Nealey
- Tim Probst
- Timm Ormsby
- Tina Orwall
- Troy Kelley
- Vincent Buys
- Zack Hudgins
Majority control
- See also: Partisan composition of state houses
Heading into the November 2 election, the Democratic Party held the majority in the Washington House of Representatives:
| Washington House of Representatives | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Party | As of November 1, 2010 | After the 2010 Election | |
| Democratic Party | 61 | 57 | |
| Republican Party | 37 | 41 | |
| Total | 98 | 98 | |
Campaign contributions
This chart shows how many candidates ran for state house in Washington in past years and the cumulative amount of campaign contributions in state house races, including contributions in both primary and general election contests. All figures come from Follow The Money.[1]
| Year | Number of candidates | Total contributions |
|---|---|---|
| 2010 | 240 | $15,999,632 |
| 2008 | 220 | $15,450,663 |
| 2006 | 191 | $13,723,444 |
| 2004 | 254 | $13,635,786 |
| 2002 | 213 | $12,776,890 |
In 2010, the candidates for state house raised a total of $15,999,632 in campaign contributions. The top 10 donors were: [2]
| Donor | Amount |
|---|---|
| House Democratic Campaign Cmte | $552,413 |
| House Republican Organizational Cmte of Washington | $488,004 |
| Washington State Democratic Party | $294,579 |
| Washington State Republican Party | $141,785 |
| Frockt, David S | $117,764 |
| Washington State Dental Association | $109,600 |
| Washington Health Care Association | $106,500 |
| Premera Blue Cross | $96,350 |
| House Democratic Campaign Cmte of Washington | $90,243 |
| Washington Restaurant Association | $87,600 |
Incumbency
Unopposed incumbents
20 incumbents (24.6%) face no competition in the November 2 general election and were thus, barring unforeseen circumstances, guaranteed re-election in November.
- 6 Democratic incumbents face no November challenger.
- 14 GOP incumbents face no November challenger.
Primary challenges
Only 18 incumbents (22%) faced competition in the August 17 primary. All 18 incumbents (16 Democrats, 2 Republicans) advanced to the general election:
- District 3: Incumbent Democrat Timm Ormsby
- District 5: Incumbent Republican Glenn Anderson
- District 6: Incumbent Democrat John Driscoll
- District 11: Incumbent Democrat Bob Hasegawa
- District 14: Incumbent Republican Norm Johnson
- District 21: Incumbent Democrat Marko Liias
- District 23: Incumbent Democrat Christine Rolfes
- District 24: Incumbent Democrat Kevin Van De Wege
- District 25: Incumbent Democrat Dawn Morrell
- District 27: Incumbent Democrat Jeannie Darneille
- District 28: Incumbent Democrat Tami Green
- District 31: Incumbent Democrat Christopher Hurst
- District 32: Incumbent Democrat Ruth Kagi
- District 35: Incumbent Democrat Fred Finn
- District 40: Incumbent Democrat Jeff Morris
- District 41: Incumbent Democrat Judy Clibborn
- District 44: Incumbent Democrat Hans Dunshee
- District 47: Incumbent Democrat Geoff Simpson
Retiring incumbents
16 incumbent representatives did not run for re-election, while 82 incumbents (83.6%) ran for re-election. Of the 16 incumbents who did not run for re-election, 13 are Democrats and 3 are Republicans.
Incumbents who retired are:
- District 1: Incumbent Democrat Al O'Brien
- District 1: Incumbent Democrat Mark Ericks
- District 3: Incumbent Democrat Alex Wood
- District 17: Incumbent Democrat Deb Wallace
- District 18: Incumbent Democrat Dean Takko
- District 22: Incumbent Democrat Brendan Williams
- District 24: Incumbent Democrat Lynn Kessler
- District 27: Incumbent Democrat Dennis Flannigan
- District 29: Incumbent Democrat Steve Conway
- District 30: Incumbent Republican Skip Priest
- District 31: Incumbent Republican Dan Roach
- District 32: Incumbent Democrat Maralyn Chase
- District 34: Incumbent Democrat Sharon Nelson
- District 40: Incumbent Democrat Dave Quall
- District 42: Incumbent Republican Doug Ericksen
- District 46: Incumbent Democrat Scott White
Qualifications
Section 7 of Article 2 of the Washington State Constitution states, "No person shall be eligible to the legislature who shall not be a citizen of the United States and a qualified voter in the district for which he is chosen."
List of candidates
| Partisan dominance in state houses heading into the 2010 state legislative elections |
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Initiative 872, passed in 2004, dictates that the top-two vote getters in each primary move onto the November 2 contest, regardless of party. This means that an election on November 2 might feature two Democratic candidates and no Republican, or two Republicans and no Democrat and so on for the various other permutations that are available when one considers independent and minor party candidates as well.
Although there are no party primaries in the State of Washington, according to the Washington Secretary of State, "Each candidate for partisan office may state a political party that he or she prefers. A candidate's preference does not imply that the candidate is nominated or endorsed by the party, or that the party approves of or associates with that candidate."
According to the Seattle Weekly, "Many other states have erected hurdles to exclude minor parties, including signature requirements and other thresholds. Washington State, on the other hand, is pretty much wide-open about letting candidates and parties on the ballot. It's a new and unique system that seeks to provide voters with information. It's basically a non-partisan voting system that allows candidates to send a message to voters in sixteen characters or less."[3] As a result, there are more parties in the State of Washington, and candidates for state representative who affiliate themselves with minor parties, than in any other state except New York which because of its practice of fusion voting provides an incentive for the existence of a plethora of smaller political parties.
District 1a
August 17 primary:
Vince DeMiero 4,077
- Derek Stanford 4,964
Sandy Guinn 4,002
- Dennis Richter 4,240
- Dick Lapinski 827
November 2 General election candidates:
- Derek Stanford 29,181
- Dennis Richter 25,672
District 1b
August 17 primary:
- Dave Griffin 4,355
- Luis Moscoso 4,666
- Heidi Munson 8,602
November 2 General election candidates:
- Luis Moscoso 27,736
- Heidi Munson 26,704
District 2a
August 17 primary:
- Marilyn Rasmussen 7,747
- Jim McCune 11,774 Incumbent McCune was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2005.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Marilyn Rasmussen 21,872
- Jim McCune 31,459
District 2b
August 17 primary:
- Tom Campbell 7,338. Incumbent Campbell was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1998.
- J.T. Wilcox 10,619
November 2 General election candidates:
- Tom Campbell 19,751
- J.T. Wilcox 29,995
District 3a
August 17 primary:
- Bob Apple 3,321
- Andy Billig 4,691
- Louise Chadez 2,719
- Dave White 4,813
November 2 General election candidates:
- Andy Billig 20,291
- Dave White 13,348
District 3b
August 17 primary:
- Timm Ormsby 9,617 Incumbent Ormsby was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2003.
- Morgan Oyler 4,649
Hector Martinet (No party preference) 956
November 2 General election candidates:
- Timm Ormsby 20,596
- Morgan Oyler 13,189
District 4a
August 17 primary:
- Larry Crouse 19,016 Incumbent Crouse was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1996.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Larry Crouse 43,339
District 4b
August 17 primary:
- Matthew Shea 18,782 Incumbent Shea was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Matthew Shea 43,425
District 5a
August 17 primary:
- Gregory Hoover 8,919
- Jay Rodne 14,081 Incumbent Rodne was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2004.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Gregory Hoover 25,575
- Jay Rodne 38,029
District 5b
August 17 primary:
- David Spring 5,766
- Dean Willard 3,756
- Glenn Anderson 13,228 Incumbent Anderson was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
November 2 General election candidates:
- David Spring 26,907
- Glenn Anderson 36,170
District 6a
August 17 primary:
- Kevin Parker 21,563 . Incumbent Parker was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Kevin Parker 45,650
District 6b
August 17 primary:
- John Driscoll 12,503 . Incumbent Driscoll was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
- John Ahern 10,101
- Shelly O'Quinn 7,849
November 2 General election candidates:
- John Driscoll 29,923
- John Ahern 32,133
District 7a
August 17 primary:
- Shelly Short 19,625 . Incumbent Short was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Shelly Short 41,839
District 7b
August 17 primary:
- Joel Kretz 19,904 . Incumbent Kretz was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2005.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Joel Kretz 41,998
District 8a
August 17 primary:
- Carol Moser 10,459
- Brad Klippert 18,897 . Incumbent Klippert was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Carol Moser 20,532
- Brad Klippert 32,555
District 8b
August 17 primary:
- Larry Haler 23,383 . Incumbent Haler was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2004.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Larry Haler 43,092
District 9a
August 17 primary:
- Susan Fagan (R) 15,816 Incumbent Fagan was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2009.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Susan Fagan 33,864
District 9b
August 17 primary:
- Joe Schmick 11,736 Incumbent Schmick was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2007.
- Glen Stockwell (R) 4,792
November 2 General election candidates:
- Joe Schmick 29,056
- Glen Stockwell 8,275
District 10a
August 17 primary:
- Norma Smith 21,602 Incumbent Smith was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2002.
- Laura Lewis
November 2 General election candidates:
- Laura Lewis 23,546
- Norma Smith 36,190
District 10b
August 17 primary:
- Tom Riggs 11,552
- Barbara Bailey 17,984 . Incumbent Bailey was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2003.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Tom Riggs 25,175
- Barbara Bailey 34,700
District 11a
August 17 primary:
- Zack Hudgins 7,945 Incumbent Hudgins was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2003.
- Sarah Sanoy-Wright(No party preference) 3,033
November 2 General election candidates:
- Zack Hudgins 22,189
- Sarah Sanoy-Wright 8,004
District 11b
August 17 primary:
- Bob Hasegawa 7,745 Incumbent Hasegawa was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2005.
- John Potter 3,151
- Jackie Moore (No party preference) 920
November 2 General election candidates:
- Bob Hasegawa 22,105
- John Potter 9,442
District 12a
August 17 primary:
- Cary Condotta 17,314 Incumbent Condotta was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2003.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Cary Condotta 35,630
District 12b
August 17 primary:
- Mike Armstrong 13,039 Incumbent Armstrong was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2001.
- Cliff Courtney 7,826
November 2 General election candidates:
- Mike Armstrong 23,643
- Cliff Courtney 20,448
District 13a
August 17 primary:
- Judith Warnick 19,056 Incumbent Warnick was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2006.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Judith Warnick 34,889
District 13b
August 17 primary:
- Bill Hinkle 19,377 Incumbent Hinkle was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2002.
Anthony Novak 2,380 (Bull Moose Party)
November 2 General election candidates:
- Anthony Novak 6,134
- Bill Hinkle 34,923
District 14a
August 17 primary:
- Scott Brumback 3,948
- Michele Strobel 6,436
- Norm Johnson 8,408 Incumbent Johnson was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Michele Strobel 17,229
- Norm Johnson 19,044
District 14b
August 17 primary:
- Charles Ross 15,436 Incumbent Ross was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2006.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Charles Ross 31,374
District 15a
August 17 primary:
- Paul Spencer 5,151
- Bruce Chandler 11,113 Incumbent Chandler was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1998.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Paul Spencer 11,585
- Bruce Chandler 20,712
District 15b
August 17 primary:
- Tom Silva 5,339
- David Taylor 10,668 Incumbent Taylor was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2009.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Tom Silva 11,970
- David Taylor 19,951
District 16a
- Maureen Walsh 18,671 Incumbent Walsh was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2005.
Brenda High 3,982 (Constitution)
November 2 General election candidates:
- Brenda High 9,736
- Maureen Walsh 33,793
District 16b
- Terry Nealey 19,388 Incumbent Nealey was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Terry Nealey 36,405
District 17a
- Tim Probst 10,565 Incumbent Probst was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
- Brian Peck 11,755
November 2 General election candidates:
- Tim Probst 25,298
- Brian Peck 22,269
District 17b
- Martin Hash 2,564
- Monica Stonier 12,304
- Paul Harris 7,333
November 2 General election candidates:
- Monica Stonier 21,924
- Paul Harris 25,342
District 18a
- Dennis Kampe 9,106
- Jon Russell 6,007
- Brandon Vick 1,573
- Anthony Bittner 410
- Ann Rivers 7,455
- Jon Haugen 1,919
- Richard Carson 1,150
November 2 General election candidates:
- Dennis Kampe 24,717
- Ann Rivers 37.317
District 18b
- Ed Orcutt 20,844 Incumbent Orcutt was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2002.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Ed Orcutt 47,595
District 19a
- Dean Takko 12,587 Incumbent Takko was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2005.
- Kurt Swanson 9,050
November 2 General election candidates:
- Dean Takko 26,504
- Kurt Swanson 18,118
District 19b
- Brian Blake 12,227 Incumbent Blake was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2002.
Tim Sutinen 9,047 (Lower taxes party)
November 2 General election candidates:
- Brian Blake 23,354
- Tim Sutinen 21,201
District 20a
- Corinne Tobeck 10,105
- Richard DeBolt 18,417 Incumbent DeBolt was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1996.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Corinne Tobeck 20,278
- Richard DeBolt 36,363
District 20b
- Gary Alexander 22,247 Incumbent Alexander was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1997.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Gary Alexander 44,715
District 21a
- Mary Helen Roberts 10,295 Incumbent Roberts was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2004.
- Ed Borey 7,291
November 2 General election candidates:
- Mary Helen Roberts 26,612
- Ed Borey 20,633
District 21b
- Marko Liias 8,954 Incumbent Liias was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
- Alan Tagle 2,112
- Elizabeth Scott 5,411
Mike Huisman 880
November 2 General election candidates:
- Marko Liias 25,491
- Elizabeth Scott 21,519
District 22a
Steve Robinson 1,603 (Progressive Democratic Party)
- Jeremy Miller 484
- Fred Jensen 359 (Prolife Democrat Party)
- Judi Hoefling 2,563
- Stew Henderson 7,373
- Chris Reykdal 8,728
- Jason Hearn 11,040
November 2 General election candidates:
- Chris Reykdal 34,600
- Jason Hearn 22,392
District 22b
- Sam Hunt 19,211 Incumbent Hunt was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2001.
- Justin Kover 2,752
- Chris Ward 8,444 (No party preference)
November 2 General election candidates:
- Sam Hunt 39,261
- Chris Ward 15,351
District 23a
- Sherry Appleton 13,346 Incumbent Appleton was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2005.
- Pete DeBoer 11,358
November 2 General election candidates:
- Sherry Appleton 30,666
- Pete DeBoer 25,829
District 23b
- Christine Rolfes 13,756 Incumbent Rolfes was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2006.
- James Olson 8,064
- Aaron Winters 2,566
November 2 General election candidates:
- Christine Rolfes 32,351
- James Olson 23,812
District 24a
- Kevin Van De Wege 17,016 Incumbent Van De Wege was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2006.
- Dan Gase 7,891
- Craig Durgan 5,706
November 2 General election candidates:
- Kevin Van De Wege 34,977
- Dan Gase 27,277
District 24b
- John Dwyer 4,620
- Steve Tharinger 11,344
- Jim McEntire 10,924
- Larry Carter 3,226
November 2 General election candidates:
- Steve Tharinger 32,300
- Jim McEntire 29,427
District 25a
- John Thompson 6,003
- Bruce Dammeier 10,409 Incumbent Dammeier was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
November 2 General election candidates:
- John Thompson 17,935
- Bruce Dammeier 31,419
District 25b
- Dawn Morrell 6,859 Incumbent Morrell was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2002.
- Ron Morehouse 864
- Steve Vermillion 2,697
- Hans Zeiger 5,722
- Larry Johnson 387 (Independent)
- Bryan Shaner 172 (Independent)
November 2 General election candidates:
Note: Hand recount in progress as of December 2, 2010
- Dawn Morrell 24,872
- Hans Zeiger 24,919
District 26a
- Sumner Schoenike 12,981
- Jan Angel 20,041 Incumbent Angel was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Sumner Schoenike 21,785
- Jan Angel 33,716
District 26b
- Larry Seaquist 17,128 Incumbent Seaquist was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2006.
- Doug Richards 16,051
November 2 General election candidates:
- Larry Seaquist 28,92
- Doug Richards 26,535
District 27a
- Laurie Jinkins 6,776
- Jessica Smeall 1,251
- Janis Gbalah 790
- Jake Fey 6,008
- Ken Nichols 5,756 (Independent)
November 2 General election candidates:
- Laurie Jinkins 19,503
- Jake Fey 16,611
District 27b
- Jeannie Darneille 11,350 Incumbent Darneille was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2001.
- Jon Cronk 1,906
- Jon Higley 7,581
November 2 General election candidates:
- Jeannie Darneille 24,296
- Jon Higley 14,363
District 28a
- Troy Kelley 12,002 Incumbent Kelley was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2006.
- Steve O'Ban 11,860
November 2 General election candidates:
- Troy Kelley 21,347
- Steve O'Ban 19,026
District 28b
- Tami Green 11,530 Incumbent Green was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2005.
- Brian Wurts 6,047
- Paul Wagemann 6,565
November 2 General election candidates:
- Tami Green 20,716
- Paul Wagemann 19,481
District 29a
- Connie Ladenburg 5,939
- Jonathan Johnson 1,978
- Steven Cook 3,540
- Bruce Parks 1,581
November 2 General election candidates:
- Connie Ladenburg 15,934
- Steven Cook 10,651
District 29b
- Steve Kirby 8,323 Incumbent Kirby was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2001.
- Jesse Miller 4,723
November 2 General election candidates:
- Steve Kirby 17,146
- Jesse Miller 9,373
District 30a
- Mark Miloscia 12,041 Incumbent Miloscia was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1998.
- Shawn Sullivan 8,860
November 2 General election candidates:
- Mark Miloscia 22,726
- Shawn Sullivan 15,466
District 30b
- Carol Gregory 9,051
- Anthony Kalchik 1,794
- Ed Barney 2,582
- Katrina Asay 5,533
- Jerry Galland 1,611
November 2 General election candidates:
- Carol Gregory 18,829
- Katrina Asay 19,130
District 31a
- Peggy Levesque 7,729
- Cathy Dahlquist 9,151
- Shawn Bunney 8,023
November 2 General election candidates:
- Cathy Dahlquist 23,254
- Shawn Bunney 20,479
District 31b
- Christopher Hurst 14,008 (Independent Democratic Party) Incumbent Hurst was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2006.
- Patrick Reed 7,553
- Daniel Geske 2,574
November 2 General election candidates:
- Christopher Hurst 27,396
- Patrick Reed 19,815
District 32a
November 2 General election candidates:
District 32b
- Stan Lippmann 2,402
- Ruth Kagi 17,416 Incumbent Kagi was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1999.
- Gary Gagliardi 11,047
November 2 General election candidates:
- Ruth Kagi 35,344
- Gary Gagliardi 19,480
District 33a
- Tina Orwall 12,125 Incumbent Orwall was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Tina Orwall 23,380
District 33b
- Dave Upthegrove 12,457 Incumbent Upthegrove was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2003.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Dave Upthegrove 23,471
District 34a
- Eileen Cody 21,019 Incumbent Cody was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1994.
- Ray Carter 4,754
November 2 General election candidates:
- Eileen Cody 38,774
- Ray Carter 9,338
District 34b
- Joe Fitzgibbon 9,151
- Mike Heavey 8,662
- Marcee Stone 3,757
- Geoffrey McElroy 4,853 (Independent)
November 2 General election candidates:
- Joe Fitzgibbon 26,187
- Mike Heavey 19,514
District 35a
- Kathy Haigh 17,559 Incumbent Haigh was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1998.
- Dan Griffey 17,361
November 2 General election candidates:
- Kathy Haigh 28,590
- Dan Griffey 27,566
District 35b
- Fred Finn 15,972 Incumbent Finn was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
- Linda Simpson 14,002
- Glenn Gaither 4,312 (Independent)
November 2 General election candidates:
- Fred Finn 29,543
- Linda Simpson 25,724
District 36a
- Reuven Carlyle 23,948 Incumbent Carlyle was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Reuven Carlyle 47,821
District 36b
- Mary Lou Dickerson 25,725 Incumbent Dickerson was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1995.
- Jill England 6,234
November 2 General election candidates:
- Mary Lou Dickerson 49,778
- Jill England 11,459
District 37a
- Sharon Tomiko Santos 16,213 Incumbent Santos was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1999.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Sharon Tomiko Santos 32,697
District 37b
- Eric Pettigrew 15,117 Incumbent Pettigrew was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2003.
- John Stafford 3,116
November 2 General election candidates:
- Eric Pettigrew 30,787
- John Stafford 5,702
District 38a
- John McCoy 10,993 Incumbent McCoy was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2003.
- Hugh Fleet 9,395
November 2 General election candidates:
- John McCoy 21,875
- Hugh Fleet 15,910
District 38b
- Mike Sells 11,392 Incumbent Sells was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2005.
- Iris Lilly 8,812
November 2 General election candidates:
- Mike Sells 22,043
- Iris Lilly 15,602
District 39a
- Eleanor Walters 10,619
- Dan Kristiansen 17,843 Incumbent Kristiansen was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2003.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Eleanor Walters 21,504
- Dan Kristiansen 31,578
District 39b
- Kirk Pearson 21,833 Incumbent Pearson was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2001.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Kirk Pearson 41,784
District 40a
- Kristine Lytton 8,834
- Tom Pasma 5,279
- Thomas Boucher 2,686
- Justin Van Dyk 1,017
- Dusty Gulleson 5,256
- Chuck Carrell 1,479
- Mike Newman 5,850
- Donna Miller 2,560
Doug Revelle 641 (Happiness Party)
November 2 General election candidates:
- Kristine Lytton 33,304
- Mike Newman 24,812
District 40b
- Jeff Morris 18,226 Incumbent Morris was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1997.
- John Swapp 14,492
Howard Pellett 2,643 (Green)
November 2 General election candidates:
- Jeff Morris 33,064
- John Swapp 25,079
District 41a
- Marcie Maxwell 17,124 Incumbent Maxwell was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
- Pete Dunbar 15,740
November 2 General election candidates:
- Marcie Maxwell 32,205
- Pete Dunbar 27,309
District 41b
- Judy Clibborn 18,643 Incumbent Clibborn was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2002.
- Stephen Strader 12,622
- Orion Webster 1,694 (Independent)
November 2 General election candidates:
- Judy Clibborn 35,015
- Stephen Strader 23,350
District 42a
- Al Jensen 9,258
- Richard May 4,942
- Jason Overstreet 15,797
- Michael C. Smith 1,517
- Craig Mayberry 3,079 (Independent)
November 2 General election candidates:
- Al Jensen 28,558
- Jason Overstreet 31,885
District 42b
- Kelli Linville 17,058 Incumbent Linville was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1995.
- Vincent Buys 18,396
November 2 General election candidates:
Note: Machine recount in progress as of December 2, 2010
- Kelli Linville 30,454
- Vincent Buys 30,608
District 43a
- Jamie Pedersen 20,860 Incumbent Pedersen was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2006.
November 2 General election candidates:
- Jamie Pedersen 41,277
District 43b
- Frank Chopp 22,178 Incumbent Chopp was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1995.
- Kim Verde 3,815
November 2 General election candidates:
- Frank Chopp 44,580
- Kim Verde 7,174
District 44a
- Hans Dunshee 14,561 Incumbent Dunshee was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1996.
- Shahram Hadian 5,638
- Bob McCaughan 10,042
November 2 General election candidates:
- Hans Dunshee 31,339
- Bob McCaughan 28,823
District 44b
- John Boerger 10,537
- Mike Hope 19,435 Incumbent Hope was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
November 2 General election candidates:
- John Boerger 20,673
- Mike Hope 38,816
District 45a
- Roger Goodman 15,077 Incumbent Goodman was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2006.
- Kevin Haistings 14,868
November 2 General election candidates:
- Roger Goodman 29,242
- Kevin Haistings 27,731
District 45b
- Larry Springer 16,681 Incumbent Springer was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2004.
- Mark Isaacs 13,443
November 2 General election candidates:
- Larry Springer 33,083
- Mark Isaacs 23,738
District 46a
- Dave Frockt 20,365
November 2 General election candidates:
- Dave Frockt 39,018
District 46b
- Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney 22,176 Incumbent Kenney was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 1997.
- Beau Gunderson 4,176 (No party preference)
November 2 General election candidates:
- Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney 41,979
- Beau Gunderson 8,001
District 47a
- Geoff Simpson 9,564 Incumbent Simpson was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2000.
- Nancy Wyatt 5,345
- Mark Hargrove 9,776
November 2 General election candidates:
- Geoff Simpson 19,943
- Mark Hargrove 25,728
District 47b
- Pat Sullivan 13,324 Incumbent Sullivan was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2005.
- Roderigo Yanez 11,088
November 2 General election candidates:
- Pat Sullivan 25,813
- Roderigo Yanez 19,368
District 48a
- Ross Hunter 13,912 Incumbent Hunter was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2003.
- Diane Tebelius 11,375
November 2 General election candidates:
- Ross Hunter 24,981
- Diane Tebelius 21,283
District 48b
- Deborah Eddy 13,567 Incumbent Eddy was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2006.
- Philip Wilson 11,394
November 2 General election candidates:
- Deborah Eddy 25,941
- Philip Wilson 19,321
District 49a
- Jim Jacks 13,312 Incumbent Jacks was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2008.
- Bill Cismar 10,604
November 2 General election candidates:
- Jim Jacks 23,381
- Bill Cismar 17,540
District 49b
- James Moeller 12,783 Incumbent Moeller was first elected to the Washington House of Representatives in 2002.
- Craig Riley 11,261
November 2 General election candidates:
- James Moeller 21,975
- Craig Riley 19,118
See also
- Washington State House of Representatives
- Washington State Legislature
- State legislative elections, 2010
- Primary election dates in 2010
External links
- General election results, 2010
- List of 2010 candidates for Washington House of Representatives
- Washington Democratic Party's list of state legislative candidates
- Washington House Republican Organizing Committee's list of 2010 state house candidates
- Project Vote Smart list of candidates for Washington House of Representatives in the November 2, 2010 election
References
