2009 Washington State House Special Election

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The 2009 Washington State House Special Election took place in 3 electoral districts to elect 3 seats. Republican secured 3 seats, receiving 76.09% of the popular vote. A total number of 81,264 votes were casted in the election. There were totally 6 candidates ran for 3 seats across the 3 districts.

Results by Party

There were totally 6 candidates competed for seats. Republican won 3 seats, making up 100.00% of the total seats being elected, while receiving 76.09% of the popular vote.

2009 Washington State House Special Election - Summary by Political Party
Party Votes % Votes Candidates Elected % Seats Seats:
Votes:
Republican 61,837 76.09% 4 3 100.00%
Democratic 19,427 23.91% 2 0 -
Total 81,264 100% 6 3 100%
2009 Washington State House Special Election - Summary by Party in Districts
Electoral District Republican Others Valid Votes
Votes % Votes %
District 9 (Position 1) 28,848 100.00% - - 28,848
District 15 (Position 2) 13,851 69.27% 6,144 30.73% 19,995
District 16 (Position 2) 19,138 59.03% 13,283 40.97% 32,421
Total 61,837 76.09% 19,427 23.91% 81,264

Elected Candidates

2009 Washington State House Special Election - Elected Candidates
Electoral District Elected Candidate Second Candidate Margin
Name Party Votes % Name Party Votes %
District 9 (Position 1) Susan Fagan Republican 15,844 54.92% Pat Hailey Republican 13,004 45.08% 9.84%
District 15 (Position 2) David Taylor Republican 13,851 69.27% John (Jobs) Gotts Democratic 6,144 30.73% 38.54%
District 16 (Position 2) Terry R. Nealey Republican 19,138 59.03% Laura Grant Democratic 13,283 40.97% 18.06%

Results by Candidates

There are 6 candidates competed for 6 seats, with 6 candidates (100.00%) received at least 5% of votes in their electoral districts.

2009 Washington State House Special Election - Summary by Candidate
Electoral District Candidate Affiliation Valid Votes %
District 9 (Position 1) Susan Fagan Republican 15,844 54.92%
Pat Hailey Republican 13,004 45.08%
District 15 (Position 2) David Taylor Republican 13,851 69.27%
John (Jobs) Gotts Democratic 6,144 30.73%
District 16 (Position 2) Terry R. Nealey Republican 19,138 59.03%
Laura Grant Democratic 13,283 40.97%

Results by Districts

District 9 (Position 1)

Susan Fagan of Republican received 54.92% of the votes, totaling 15,844 votes, to win the election, defeated Pat Hailey of Republican by a margin of 9.84%. The total votes casted was 28,848.

2009 Washington State House Special Election in District 9 (Position 1)
General
Candidate Party Votes %
Susan Fagan Republican 15,844 54.92%
Pat Hailey Republican 13,004 45.08%
Election Date: 2009-11-03, Valid Votes: 28,848, Margin: 9.84%
Primary
Candidate Party Votes %
Susan Fagan Republican 6,509 29.26%
Pat Hailey Republican 5,722 25.72%
Glen R. Stockwell Democratic 5,401 24.28%
Art Swannack G.O.P. 2,747 12.35%
Darin Watkins Republican 1,866 8.39%
Election Date: 2009-08-18, Valid Votes: 22,245, Margin: 1.44%


District 15 (Position 2)

David Taylor of Republican received 69.27% of the votes, totaling 13,851 votes, to win the election, defeated John (Jobs) Gotts of Democratic by a comfortable margin of 38.54%. The total votes casted was 19,995.

2009 Washington State House Special Election in District 15 (Position 2)
General
Candidate Party Votes %
David Taylor Republican 13,851 69.27%
John (Jobs) Gotts Democratic 6,144 30.73%
Election Date: 2009-11-03, Valid Votes: 19,995, Margin: 38.54%
Primary
Candidate Party Votes %
David Taylor Republican 8,445 65.74%
John (Jobs) Gotts Democratic 2,364 18.40%
Donicio Marichalar Democratic 2,038 15.86%
Election Date: 2009-08-18, Valid Votes: 12,847, Margin: 2.54%


District 16 (Position 2)

Terry R. Nealey of Republican received 59.03% of the votes, totaling 19,138 votes, to win the election, defeated Laura Grant of Democratic by a comfortable margin of 18.06%. The total votes casted was 32,421.

2009 Washington State House Special Election in District 16 (Position 2)
General
Candidate Party Votes %
Terry R. Nealey Republican 19,138 59.03%
Laura Grant Democratic 13,283 40.97%
Election Date: 2009-11-03, Valid Votes: 32,421, Margin: 18.06%
Primary
Candidate Party Votes %
Laura Grant Democratic 10,817 45.92%
Terry R. Nealey Republican 8,855 37.59%
Kevin Young Republican 2,454 10.42%
David (Dave) C. Roberts ReganIndependent 1,428 6.06%
Election Date: 2009-08-18, Valid Votes: 23,554, Margin: 27.17%


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