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2022 Results
April Special Election
Results certified on May 6, 2022.
Results formats available
- Printable format Download results PDF
- Comma delimited file Link is to spreadsheet, comma-separated-values
Archive of daily results reports
- April 26 results report Link is to spreadsheet, comma-separated-values
- April 27 results report Link is to spreadsheet, comma-separated-values
- April 28 results report Link is to spreadsheet, comma-separated-values
- April 29 results report Link is to spreadsheet, comma-separated-values
- May 2 results report Link is to spreadsheet, comma-separated-values
- May 3 results report Link is to spreadsheet, comma-separated-values
- May 4 results report - No results posted
- May 5 results report - No results posted
- May 6 results report Link is to spreadsheet, comma-separated-values
Election night precinct level results
Final precinct level election results
Final reconciliation reports
| Jurisdiction | Measure number | Validation |
|---|---|---|
| Issaquah School District No. 411 |
Proposition No. 1 Replacement for Educational Programs and Operations Levy |
Simple majority (Wash. Const. art VII, sec. 2(a)) |
| Issaquah School District No. 411 |
Proposition No. 2 Replacement Capital Projects Levy (Technology and Critical Repairs) |
Simple majority (Wash. Const. art VII, sec. 2(a)) |
| Issaquah School District No. 411 |
Proposition No. 3 School Bus Levy |
Simple majority (Wash. Const. art VII, sec. 2(a)) |
| Registered voters | 73,862* |
| Ballots returned | 23,651 |
| By mail | 16,292 |
| By drop box | 7,331 |
| By email/fax | 28 |
| Voter turnout forecast | 31% |
| Voter turnout | 32% |
Contact Elections
Email: elections@kingcounty.gov
Phone: 206-296-VOTE (8683)
TTY: Relay 711
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