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The Latest Numbers: Mallahan in the Lead
Mallahan up more than a point, McGinn down a bit, Nickels up (infinitesimally).
As Jimbo in the comments notes, Mallahan grabbed the lion's share of the votes that were counted today: 30.87 percent, compared to 26.06 percent for McGinn and 25.76 for Nickels. That seems like bad news for Nickels, great news for Mallahan, and neutral news for McGinn, based on their results last night. More soon.
Joe Mallahan is the only mayoral candidate to benefit notably from this afternoon's latest numbers drop,r ising from 25.77 percent of the vote to 26.76 of the vote, putting him in the lead. Mike McGinn is down ever so slightly, from 26.58 percent to 26.48 perecnt, and Mayor Greg Nickels is up slightly, from 25.06 percent to 25.19 percent.
City Council Position 4 candidate Sally Bagshaw is now up above 50 percent in her race against David Bloom for the open seat being vacated by Jan Drago, with 51.12 percent to Bloom's 18.27 percent.
In Position 6, Nick Licata edged up slightly from his previous total of 52.82 percent to end the day at 53.59 percent; his opponent Jessie Israel went from 29.99 percent to 30.11 percent.
In the race for open Position 8, Mike O'Brien maintained a commanding, though slightly shrunken, lead with 34.62 percent, compared to his previous lead of 35.58 percent. His leading opponent, Robert Rosencrantz, climbed from 19.38 percent to 20.21 percent. And number-three finisher Jordan Royer also gained vote share, climbing from 14.92 percent to 15.55 percent.
Full numbers after the jump.
City of Seattle Mayor
City of Seattle Council Position No. 6
Marty Kaplan 11366 15.90%
Nick Licata 38313 53.59%
Jessie Israel 21524 30.11%
Write-in 284 0.40%
City of Seattle Council Position No. 8
Mike O'Brien 24160 34.62%
Rusty Williams 3546 5.08%
Bobby Forch 8359 11.98%
David Miller 8518 12.20%
Jordan Royer 10850 15.55%
Robert Rosencrantz 14108 20.21%
Write-in 251 0.36%
City of Seattle Referendum No. 1
APPROVED 34335 42.91%
REJECTED 45687 57.09%
King County Executive
Seattle School District No. 1 Director District No. 5
Joanna Cullen 962 11.09%
Andre Helmstetter 985 11.36%
Mary E. Bass 3242 37.38%
Kay Smith-Blum 3419 39.43%
Write-in 64 0.74%
Seattle School District No. 1 Director District No. 7
Port of Seattle Commissioner Position No. 3
Rob Holland 98035 52.03%
David Doud 61271 32.52%
Al Yuen 28330 15.03%
Write-in 799 0.42%
Port of Seattle Commissioner Position No. 4
Juan Paraiso 16495 8.92%
Max Vekich 50285 27.19%
Tom Albro 73928 39.97%
Robert Walker 43471 23.50%
Write-in 786 0.42%
As Jimbo in the comments notes, Mallahan grabbed the lion's share of the votes that were counted today: 30.87 percent, compared to 26.06 percent for McGinn and 25.76 for Nickels. That seems like bad news for Nickels, great news for Mallahan, and neutral news for McGinn, based on their results last night. More soon.
Joe Mallahan is the only mayoral candidate to benefit notably from this afternoon's latest numbers drop,r ising from 25.77 percent of the vote to 26.76 of the vote, putting him in the lead. Mike McGinn is down ever so slightly, from 26.58 percent to 26.48 perecnt, and Mayor Greg Nickels is up slightly, from 25.06 percent to 25.19 percent.
City Council Position 4 candidate Sally Bagshaw is now up above 50 percent in her race against David Bloom for the open seat being vacated by Jan Drago, with 51.12 percent to Bloom's 18.27 percent.
In Position 6, Nick Licata edged up slightly from his previous total of 52.82 percent to end the day at 53.59 percent; his opponent Jessie Israel went from 29.99 percent to 30.11 percent.
In the race for open Position 8, Mike O'Brien maintained a commanding, though slightly shrunken, lead with 34.62 percent, compared to his previous lead of 35.58 percent. His leading opponent, Robert Rosencrantz, climbed from 19.38 percent to 20.21 percent. And number-three finisher Jordan Royer also gained vote share, climbing from 14.92 percent to 15.55 percent.
Full numbers after the jump.
City of Seattle Mayor
| Mike McGinn | 20880 | 26.48% |
| James Donaldson | 6909 | 8.76% |
| Greg Nickels | 19864 | 25.19% |
| Joe Mallahan | 21101 | 26.76% |
| Kwame Wyking Garrett | 833 | 1.06% |
| Jan Drago | 6025 | 7.64% |
| Elizabeth Campbell | 2291 | 2.91% |
| Norman Zadok Sigler | 706 | 0.90% |
| Write-in | 238 | 0.30% |
| City of Seattle Council Position No. 4 |
| Sally Bagshaw | 35740 | 51.12% |
| Thomas Tobin | 6657 | 9.52% |
| Brian Carver | 5917 | 8.46% |
| Dorsol Plants | 8579 | 12.27% |
| David Bloom | 12775 | 18.27% |
| Write-in | 247 | 0.35% |
City of Seattle Council Position No. 6
Marty Kaplan 11366 15.90%
Nick Licata 38313 53.59%
Jessie Israel 21524 30.11%
Write-in 284 0.40%
City of Seattle Council Position No. 8
Mike O'Brien 24160 34.62%
Rusty Williams 3546 5.08%
Bobby Forch 8359 11.98%
David Miller 8518 12.20%
Jordan Royer 10850 15.55%
Robert Rosencrantz 14108 20.21%
Write-in 251 0.36%
City of Seattle Referendum No. 1
APPROVED 34335 42.91%
REJECTED 45687 57.09%
King County Executive
| Larry Phillips | 25073 | 11.95% |
| Fred Jarrett | 26045 | 12.41% |
| Stan Lippmann | 2634 | 1.26% |
| Alan Lobdell | 5397 | 2.57% |
| Susan Hutchison | 75382 | 35.92% |
| Dow Constantine | 49109 | 23.40% |
| Ross Hunter | 23222 | 11.07% |
| Goodspaceguy | 2646 | 1.26% |
| Write-in | 345 |
0.16% |
Seattle School District No. 1 Director District No. 5
Joanna Cullen 962 11.09%
Andre Helmstetter 985 11.36%
Mary E. Bass 3242 37.38%
Kay Smith-Blum 3419 39.43%
Write-in 64 0.74%
Seattle School District No. 1 Director District No. 7
| Wilson Chin | 2961 | 41.32% |
| Betty Patu | 3321 | 46.34% |
| Charlie Mas | 830 | 11.58% |
| Write-in | 54 | 0.75% |
Port of Seattle Commissioner Position No. 3
Rob Holland 98035 52.03%
David Doud 61271 32.52%
Al Yuen 28330 15.03%
Write-in 799 0.42%
Port of Seattle Commissioner Position No. 4
Juan Paraiso 16495 8.92%
Max Vekich 50285 27.19%
Tom Albro 73928 39.97%
Robert Walker 43471 23.50%
Write-in 786 0.42%
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