2022 midterm results: Proposition 5 passes, big wins for Whatcom County Democrats
Results for the 2022 midterm election in Washington state, officially declared Nov. 29, are now available as ballot counting is complete.
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Results for the 2022 midterm election in Washington state, officially declared Nov. 29, are now available as ballot counting is complete.
If the primaries in Whatcom County are any indication, the 42nd District Senate seat will be a neck-in-neck race.
Two Whatcom County initiatives on the upcoming midterm ballot propose a tax increase, or levy, on property value – Proposition 2022-5 to help fund child care and early-learning services and Proposition 2022-6 to help fund emergency medical services in Whatcom County.
In 2016, Whatcom County voters approved an EMS tax levy to maintain and support county medical response and paramedic units for six years. The levy is up for renewal this year, and voter approval would double the current levy, increasing this homeowner property tax to about 29 cents per $1,000 assessed value for another six years.
Whatcom County is having its first District Court judge race in almost 20 years. Candidates for these positions typically run unopposed – incumbent Angela Anderson will be taking the first open District Court position on the 2022 Midterm ballot. Yet for the second position, two legal buffs are vying for the seat.
The Washington state midterm elections are fast approaching – ballots are mailed Oct. 19 and due by 8 p.m. on Nov. 8.
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