Official November 2022 Election Results
These are the official results for the 45th District Democrats’ general election endorsements.
These are the official results for the 45th District Democrats’ general election endorsements.
Our endorsement list for the November 8th, 2022 General Election. OCTOBER 19: Ballots mailed. Vote centers open.OCTOBER 20: Ballot drop boxes open.OCTOBER 31: Deadline to register or update your registration online or by mail.NOVEMBER 8 – ELECTION DAY: Ballots must be postmarked or dropped off by 8 PM. Last day to register in person and vote.
Steve Hobbs is a trusted leader with the cybersecurity and executive management experience that our state needs to stay ahead of threats to our democracy.
Join us in supporting his candidacy this year. Remember, ballots are due back by Tuesday, November 8th at 8 PM.
UPDATE: The deadline to submit your KCD questionnaire and contact us is 11:59 PM, May 23, 2023. Thank you for running for public office! To seek the 2023 endorsement of the 45th District Democrats: See the full text of the 45th’s endorsement procedures. The procedures were last modified in 2022.
Ballot Measures* Lake Washington School District No. 414 Measures Proposition No. 1 Replacement of Existing Educational Programs and Operations Levy Vote yes to renew our commitment to a quality education for all our students. This measure funds essential services not covered by the state and accounts for 14% of the district’s budget. Failure to pass this measure would result in drastic cuts to educational programs, student support, and services. Estimated Cost: $1.03 per $1,000 Assessed Value Proposition No. 2 Replacement of Existing Technology and Capital Projects Levy. Vote yes to renew the technology and capital projects levy. All students deserve...
A post-election recap from longtime 45th LD member Ken Albinger celebrating that 21 (maybe ultimately 22) of the 25 candidates endorsed by the 45th were victorious.
Click here to download a printable copy of our Official Endorsement Guide
This endorsement guide has been put together by a new, diverse endorsement committee. All registered candidates had the opportunity to be interviewed by the endorsement committee. Every choice the committee made is in this guide. Our endorsed candidates will make a big difference in our communities, as their decisions affect our daily lives.
You can also check out some photos from Saturday sign-waving!
We’ve completed our endorsements process for 2019 and are ready to share the results!
Ballots will be delivered around Friday, October 19, and are due Tuesday, November 6, no later than 8 p.m. Starting with this year’s primary election, ballots are postage-free statewide! To vote in this election, register online or by mail by Monday, October 8 or register in person by Monday, October 29. Download a PDF of our endorsement guide. Federal Candidates US Senate: Maria Cantwell (D) US Representative, CD1: Suzan DelBene (D) US Representative, CD8: Kim Schrier (D) State Candidates State Senator, LD 45: Manka Dhingra (D) Representative, LD 45, Pos. 1: Roger Goodman (D) Representative, LD 45, Pos. 2: Larry Springer (D) County...
Primary ballots will be delivered around Friday, July 20, and are due Tuesday, August 7, no later than 8 p.m. Starting with this year’s primary election, ballots are postage-free statewide! To vote in this election, register online or by mail by Monday, July 9 or register in person by Monday, July 30. Download a PDF copy of our endorsement guide. Federal Candidates US Senate: Maria Cantwell (D) US Representative, CD1: Suzan DelBene (D) US Representative, CD8: Shannon Hader (D) State Candidates State Senator, LD 45: Manka Dhingra (D) Representative, LD 45, Pos. 1: Roger Goodman (D) Representative, LD 45, Pos. 2: Larry...
This February’s special election is all about school funding. There are multiple bonds and levies across all of the school districts that overlap our legislative district and we unanimously voted to endorse all of them. Even with last year’s McCleary fix, our schools are still underfunded. These measures help bridge the gap, funding essentials like special education, early learning and highly capable programs, school nurses, student computers, building new schools, athletic fields, and performing arts spaces, and more. Bonds require 60% approval with a minimum turnout threshold, so make sure your vote is counted! Click on the links below to find out about...