Here are the latest election results, posted this afternoon at 4:00. Just over 254,000 out of an estimated 1.08 million registered voters’ ballots have been counted so far, compared to just over 208,000 last night. No major changes to report: Generally (with the exception of King County Council District 6 representative Jane Hague, whose numbers went down a little), incumbents inched up their percentages slightly, the veterans levy is now winning with nearly 68 percent; and
In Hague’s race, challenger Richard Mitchell increased his lead over third-place challenger (and Port Commissioner) John Creighton, from 27.87-25.15 to 29.06-24.64. The pro-tunnel campaign now has  59.42 percent of the vote, compared to 59.66 last night, and the anti-tunnel campaign has 40.58 compared to 40.34 last night.
King County
Proposition No. 1
Veterans and Human Services Levy
Yes 67.51
No 32.59
Metropolitan King County Council District No. 6
Patsy Bonincontri  7.16
Richard E. Mitchell  29.06
Jane Hague  38.78
John Creighton 24.64
Metropolitan King County Council District No. 8
Joe McDermott 67.41
Goodspaceguy 4.91
Diana Toledo 27.21
Seattle Referendum 1 (deep-bore tunnel referendume)
Yes 59.42
No 40.58
City of Seattle Council Position No. 1
Michael Taylor-Judd 13.15
Maurice Classen 16.94
Jean Godden 45.23
Bobby Forch  24.12
City of Seattle Council Position No. 9
Fathi Karshie 4.92
Sally J. Clark  71.89
Dian Ferguson  22.27
Court of Appeals, Division No. 1, District No. 1, Judge Position No. 2
Michael Spearman 97.59
Seattle School District Director District No. 1
John Cummings 10.71
Peter Maier 51.94
Sharon Peaslee 36.67
Seattle School District Director District No. 2
Jack Whelan 17.53
Terrence J. Menage  5.69
Mark T. Weber 5.27
Sherry Carr 40.55
Kate Martin 30.24
Seattle School Director District No. 3
John Dunn 26.15
David Blomstrom2.78
Harium Martin-Morris  41.92
Michelle Buetow 28.59
Seattle School Director District No. 6
Nick Esparza 4.58
Marty McLaren 29.78
Steve Sundquist 43.91
Joy Anderson 21.06
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