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Home My WebLink About1982 September 14, 1982 Primary - 40th Legislative DistSEPTEMBER 14, 1982 PRIMARY ELECTION -Summary and Abstract TOTAL 40TH-LEG. DIST. INCL. POLL TQTALS AND AB$ENTEE,BALLOTS: CUMULATIVE REPORT- 38 PRECINCTS PROCESSED PAGE 1 ti - 3649 28.1 12982 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 W HATCOM COUNTY, WASH-INCTON BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT REGISTRATION U. S. SENATOR - VOTE FOR ONE - PO Sift Caut4T___%___ R-K 002 2015 61.4 01 HENRY M. JACKSON - DEM 003 49 1.5 08 CHRISTOPHER REMPLE - SOC WRKR �- 0ft4- K-114G LY-Sf N - 1 NBA-EkND t83 005 11 .3 14 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM 006 16 .5 12 WILLIAM HARLEY DAVIS - DEM 0107 15 .5 13 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DE-M 008 32 •1.0 09 C, E. (ED) STITES - REP OW9 201 6.1 04 LARRY PENBERTHY - REP ' 010 2 8:3 8.6 0-2 —JE-Rf C+1 A•N G - I Nf1•EP EA ND all 276 8■4 03 DOUG JEWETT - REP 012 72 2.2 07 PATRI CK SEA N MC GO WAN - REP 013— 19 -. t'A-RlC -i T O P 5] P R I-VE-T 014 2" . .8 10 JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM cd5 87 -2.6 06 KEN TALBOTT - REP PO SN 017 018 COUNT % RK 891 Z6.9 02 2228 67.3 01 190 5.7 03 REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE JOAN HOUCHEN - REP AL SWIFT - DEM ZELL A. YOUNG - DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE PO SN COUNT % RK 157 -4.9 03 DEAN - 8-R T-T-T-A I N - L I B 0la2 1426 44.3 02 PAT FISKE - REP OZ3 1637 50.8 01 ASTRID DAHL - DEM STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE POSN COUNT % RK 0-2`# DEM ORd5 116 3.5 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB Oc�t6 1290 38.5 02 HOMER Ka- LUNDQUIST - REP 2 fi_ 1441 43,0 01 DEM -- STATE SENATOR 42ND DIST - VOTE ONE posN COUNT %--Rit_ 02+.9 0 H. A. "BARNEY" GOLTZ - DEN 03-0 0 KIRBY L. BOWSER - REP 13 n m 3 m 0 W P m A m n PRECINCT REPORT FOR 400 CITY OF BIHAM 40TH A V'PAGE 1 -, PRIMARY ELECTION PRECINCT REPORT FOR 400 CITY OF BIHAM 40TH A V'PAGE 1 -, PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON 252 BALLOTS PROCESSED U. S. SENATOR - VOTE FOR ONE POSN COUNT % RK T55-680-3-�1 HENRY M. JACKSON - DEM -- 01W3 4 -1.8 06 CHRISTOPHER REMPLE - SOC WRKR OW4 16 7,0 03 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND 00-S 4 .0 ARTHUR BAUDER - OEM 006 0 .0 WILLIAM HARLEY DAVIS - DEM 007 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEN 0108 2 19 0 . . fE-D--STATE-S--REP- - — GIW9 10 4.4 05 LARRY PENBERTHY - REP 0,10 12 5.3 04 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 011 ?o £.-8 0-2 €?')UG JEWETT - ?CEP 012 3 1.3 OT PATRICK SEAN MC GOWAN - REP 0,13 2 .9 09 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 014 0- . 0 JB#N- :'-HUGtG FRY E:" PA-'IR-I£- - DEM 015 3 -1.3 07 KEN T.ALBOTT --REP REP - Y N EONS-D I SS.-TVOTE--FOR v .`E • POSN COUNT % RK 016 63 26.8 02 JOAN HOUCHEN - REP ` -011-7 15q 67■7 01 AL SWIFT - OEM- 018 13 -5.5 03 ZELL A■ YOUNG - DEM ---5-TA-TE--REP. F-0fH D-IST POS I -VOTE ONE POSN COUNT % RK 021 5 2.2 03 DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 2 -- 95 .. P*T--F-ISi(E -- REP- - 4216 -� &2_3 123 55,2 01 ASTRID DAHL - DEM _ STATE REPS 4-OTH D-IST PPS 2-VOTE ONE POSN COUNT % RK OZ4 33 14.3 03 PATRICK R, (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM 3--1 0 - 4 - - - T-OMM SPA NO'S - L I V QS6 95 41+.3 02 HOMER K. LUNDQUIST. - REP 027 99 43,0 01 CHUCK FOX - DEM WHATCOM CO. PROS. ATTNY - REP -VOTE ONE POSN COUNT % RK 100: -0i 9A V f0--o---MC--EAC-H-RAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE- POS 1 N/P P05N 0412 COUNT 120 100. RK 01 ROBERT F. BRACHTENBACH — STATE SUPREME CT- -POS P. Nr9 POSN COUNT % RK 044 130 100. 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD /1 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 400 CITY OF BIHAM.40TH A PAGE 2 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P POSN N T r�• RK 04%6 115 100. 01 VERNON R. PEARSON APPEAL-) CT JUD-GE- DT-V -1 -p lg-r--g-lWP- — PO SN COUNT RK 048 1.42 100, 01 WARD WILLIAMS WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT, JUDGE POS 1 N/P ' POSN COUNT % RK DA-V-ID-..t-. RHEA.s JR. 11HATCOM CO. DTST. CT. JUDGE POS 2 NIP -Rx- 0932 132 100. 01 EDWARD B. ROSS if - --I Y- OF- S fi AM- -PRIYP k LIBRARY 60 BONDS $3 000 s000 PO SN COUNT , % RK -65-11"T &0-Nfl!5--t -Y E S 0062 82 34.5 02 BONDS, NO l _f. \.i �. PRECINCT 'REPORT FOR 401 RURAL CO 40TH AV PAGE 1 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 7eC'TCO'M CO N'TYs WA HI-N[}TC:N '-1 21 BALLOTS PROCESSED U. S, SENATOR - VOTE FOR ONE POSN COUNT % RK HENPY M. JACKSttN flE�- 00` 1 -5■0 02 CHRISTOPHER REMPLE - SOC WRK'R 00,4 1 5.0 02 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND -IIO a ARTHUR BAUDER _ DEM -, 006 0 .0 WILLIAM HARLEY DAVIS - DEM 007 1 S.0 02 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 0 0'8 1 [ ED-)- ST-1 fif-S - REP 00,9 0 .0 LARRY PENBERTHY - REP w10 0 .0 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 011 1 5.0 0-2 DOUC JEWETT - REP - - 012 0 .0 PATRICK SEAN MC GOWAN - REP 013 0 .0 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 0,14 � -.$- - , OHN "HU60 FRYE" PAT-RlC--- 0F= - 615 0 - .0 KEN TALBOTT - REP ' �+ r VOTE OR ONE � 7�� rv�r��VTI��.. POSN COUNT % Rif 0116 4 1900 02 JOAN HOUCHEN - REP -101-77 r --A T 018 2 9.5 03 ZELL A. YOUNG - DEM - TAT-EREP, 4-OTR -O 1� T- P05-1- VBT-E-O NE - SN COUNT % RK 1 Lpo 0 .0 DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB -2 # ??.2 02 p—REP 14 77.8 01 ASTRID DAHL - DEM - 'fATE-REP BOTH -DUST POS 2-VOTE ONE PbtN COUNT % RK -� 024 0 42.1 02 PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM 025 0 .0 TOMM SPANDS - LIB Od6 2 10.5 03 HOMER K. LUNDQUIST - REP -J 027 9 47.4 01 CHUCK FOX - DEM KHATCOM CO. PROS. A-TTNY - REP -VOTE ONE POSN COUNT % RK DAV- D S. K'- EACi+RAN REP .� STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P r-_09N COUNT-- -RK 042 11 100■ 01 ROBERT F. BRACHTENBACH ST-AT-F_--sti-Pfti`fi4e eT J E--P$5-a-NtP - POSN COUNT % RK - 044 12 100. 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD n PRECINCT REPORT FOR 401'RURAL CO 40TH AV PAGE' Z STATE SUPREuE CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P P9SN COUNT % RK 0.4.6 10 100. 01 VERNON R. PEARSON j- APPEALS - CT jUDbE--D-" Y-0t'ST-3-Wf-P PO cN COUNT � RK 0148 12 1000 01 WARD WILLIAMS WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT. JUDGE POS 1 N/P POSN COUNT °k RK 0 01 D-A-VTD E--s--WEA : -JR. WHATCOM CO. DIST■ CT, JUDGE POD 2 NIP 0.52 10 100. 01 EDWARD B. ROSS r 1 i J r i >r! POLL TOTALS - 40TH LEG. DIST. PRECINCT REPORT FOR 200 PAGE 1 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 WHATCOM COUNTY% WASHINGTON... 3376 26.0 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT g? crr q= n '. T `),+ l 10q, U. S. StNAT01-< = VOTE FOR ONr PO SN COUNT % RK A`02 1845 60.8 01 HENRY-M, JACKSON — DEM 0 E1� 44 -1.4 0'8 -- CHRIST O'PHER REMPLE--�-S-6C- -WRKR 004 166 5.5 05 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND 005 11 .4 14 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM -".6- 115 `�D*V15---$EM 007 14 .5 13 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 008 29 1.0 09 C. E. (ED) STITES --REP 0-09 191 6,3 04 LAPRY PENBERTHY - REP O'10 271 6,w9 02 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND Oil 255 8.4 03 DOUG JEWETT - REP .~0-1-2 69 2 ■3 " PATRICK 57EAN MC GOWAN - REP 013 17 .6 11 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 0,14 25 18 10 JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM . KEtd TALBST T --- REP LIND7SN' REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR COUNT 016 824 27.0 02 JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 017 2054 67.3 01 AL SWIFT - DEM r- 01 2 175- -57.7-tS ZZELL A. YOUNG - DEV K 021 152 5.1 03 -' 022 1327 44.5 02 4 01 —G-8UN 9� RK 024 461 14.9 03 1 02-5 113 3.6 04 Del 6 It! 38-.5- -2 027 1333 43.Q 01 PO'SN COUNT % RK 040 - 0 PO SN COUNT 96 RK STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB PAT FISKE - REP ASTRID D-AHL - DES: STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM TOMM SPANOS - LIB HOM R--*,- LUNDOUIST --REP CHUCK FOX - DEM *jq*TC" co. PROS, *TTN1--R-EP--V0TE 4NE DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P 3 S _I J 0 3 3 0 r-� SN—C[3 NT 1RK 044 0 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P CHARLES-Fe STAFFORD f-, J 8`:47 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 035 PRE 63 PAGE 1 PRIMARY -ELECTION STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 NIP SEPTEMBER 14s 1982 POSN COUNT % RK RATCom rnNTY, WASHINGTON 046 13 100. 01 VERNON R. PEARSON 41 11.5 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 NIP, _ 7 REGTSTRAT I`ON POSH COUNT % ItK 048 14 100 ■ 01 WARD WILLIAMS ,o U, S. SENATOR - VOTE FOR ONE WHAT�@M eB. -&-5-T-w-C-To i -poS 1 �4. POSN COUNT % RK POSN COUNT % RK /JP 006 23 65.7 01K HENRY-M. JACKSON - DEM 050 22 100. 01 DAVID E. RHEA, JR. m 00 2-. 5,7- 03 CHRTSTOPHER REMPLE_ - SOC WRKR 0 .0 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND WHATCOM CO* DIST. CT, JUDGE POS 2 NIP o 409 0 .0 ARTHUR BAUDER -- DEM POSN COUNT % RK i--It-t i A M-"*RLE Y-D•"-3 s- OEM 052 16 1-00-o-el—EDWARD• oq o :0- Orll 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 012 0 10 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 Q� 3 2 5.7 03 LARRY PEIYBERTHY = REP Ili Af��F fB ��3, 3� 6 B0 - - o 014 7 20.0 02 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND POSN COUNT % RK 015 0 .0 DOUG JEWETT - REP 060 32 82.1 01 BONDS9 YES � --Q02 0 -f afRj-CK S-E-A-W-KC GO -WAN --REP .-9 0.2 -..8CND N 00°3 0 .0 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 3 0.04 0 .0 JOHN 11HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM - (3ilk 1 05 — KEN TALB4TT - REP - 0 a REP. IN CONGPESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE ` Q b S N C-t3-U-N-T- � R)C - - - 018 8 21.6 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP' a 0-16 27 73.0 01 AL SWIFT - DEM a 4 03 -. 2ELL.�-s- YBUNG - DEM ' - STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE ` pesN COUNT %—RK 0211 1 3.3 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB J 0.2-2 12 40.0 02 PAT FISKE - REP 17 S6.7 01 AS-TR-1$ -0-AHL - DE-M f STATE REP. 40TH DIST' POS 2-VOTE ONE p-OWSN- COUNT % RK _ 0.24 6 17.6 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM - &25 2 -5.9 04 TOMM SPANOS = LIB —i3- 38 �1 -kB�FER-f�: td�!$@H-1-S�—REP -- 027 13 38.2 01 CHUCK FOX - DEM '4"A T-ClW-£$w- PP 0 --. - A T- N Y - Rf_:P-V O T-E- ONE POSN COUNT % RK 014-0 19 100. 01 DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 NIP - I PO SN COUNT % RK .�r STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 NIP —CBUi T 96- RK 0* 4 15 1000 0I s STAFFORD 8:47 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 039 PRE 103 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON PAGE 1 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 046 20 100■ 01 VERNON H. PEARSON 58 21.5 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P 27C RECISTRATI-ON - POSN COUNT % P. 048 25.100, 01 WARD WILLIAMS U. - SE"T0-R - V`B-TE F-t3R--D1►tE WHATC--O* E$i DIST. POSN COUNT % RK O.06 20 38.5 01K HENRY -M. JACKSON - DEM VO-7 4 7.7 '03 -CtMISTOPHER REMPLE - SeC -WWR 098 4 -7.7 03 KING- LYSEN - INDEP CAND 009 1 1.9 09 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM DAVIS - DEM Oil 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 042 0 .0. C, E, (ED) STITES - REP 01-3 t7 tY PEiE€ThYS, - {CEP 014 10 19.2 02 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND Ol5 4 -7.7 03 DOUG JEWETT - REP P ATM CK S-EA N MC G" A N — RAP- - 003 0 .0 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 0O�4 0 .0 JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM K-EN TALB-OTT— REP -318-0 REP. .I'N CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE POSN COUNT % f?irc - W18 19 34.5 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 016 32 58.2 01 :AL SWIFT - DEM -4--7.--3- 03- - 2EL-L--*-o -YOAJ" - DEM STATE REP, 40TH DIST PODS 1-VOTE ONE POSM 02.1 COUNT 4 ----RK -8,2 . 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 02-2 22 44.9 02 PAT FISKE - REP 23 46. P 01 ASTRID DA-HL - DEM J STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE T. A RK 0-2:4 9 18.4 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM 00215 1 2.0 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB -H"- ER , K-:--tiW0tiU I-ST -REP- 02 T 17 34.7 02 CHUCK FOX - DEN -E#3. PROS. ATTNY ---REF'-V-GT-E -ONE POSN COUNT % RK W40 39 100. 01 DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP POSN COUNT % RK 050 31 100. 01 POSN COUNT % RK 0 !D2 21-"8 w-O 1- POSN COUNT % RK 060 41 73.2 01 0f62 is B6-.8 02 DAVID E. RHEA, JR. WHATCOM CO■ DIST. CT. JUDGE POS 2 N/P EDWAR+O B. R$Sr CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 LIBPARY C70 BONDS 93,3-00-,000 BONDS, YES BONDS r NO 3 0 0 0 � 3 0 ,a STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 042- . BR-ACi+TE-Nf�AGrH } 4- STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P P-OSN e-043NT a PK 044 22 100, 01 - 11:03 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 041 PRE 123 PAGE 1 PRIMARY ELECTION STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P -� SEP TEMBER 149 1982 POSN COUNT % RK A 1dRATCOM CDUNTY'g' '-WASH6 'INGTON �-7433 100. 01 VERNON R. PE ARSC3N - I3 ^ 108 32.7' BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P RE-GI-STRAT ION POSN COUNT 5G RK 048 40 100. 01 WARD WILLIAMS ,o -- U.'� :-�€�1'AfiS VOTE FOR --&NE i�lFFA FC4M CO��a�T. -�dBfiE-PAS i ill 0- - —' PO-SN COUNT % RK POSN COUNT % RK 004 60 70.6'01K HENRY M. JACKSON - DEN 050 58 100, 01 DAVID E. RHEAP JR, o m -0-05 - - 1 - 1.P 0-7 CHRISTOPHER REMPLE - -S-OC *RK-R -- p(16 1 1.2 07 KING LYSEN - INDEP LAND WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT. JUDGE POS 2 N/P 007 0 00 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEN POSN COUNT % RK . 4tlitt�1M-HARtEY DAVIS EM 052 37 100, . R05ar` _j 010-9 0 - .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM �. 010 3 -3.5 04 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 O11 3 3.5 04 LAR:iY PENBERTHY - REP LIBRARY 60 SONGS $3:300:0(�O - — o 012 1 1.2 07 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND POSN COUNT % RK 013 6 7.1 03 DOUG JEWETT - REP 060 52 53.6 01 BONDS9 YES -0-1-4 3 315 e4 PATRI-C-K SEA# MC 60WAN ---REP 0,62 #5--46-*4 -02-- 5 NDS, NO 01'5 0 10 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP -3 Q0'2 0 00 JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEN ' s 003 7- EMI-T-At50fiT --REP a a REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE POSN ceUNT. - % Rif - - 0.16 25 27.2 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP - 017 65 70.7 01 AL SWIFT - D.EM k-w2`0-3 - ZELL A. YOUNG - DEM POSN COUNT RK STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE 0 2t 3 5 5.7 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB G31 42 47.7 01 PAT FISkE- - REP -' - --$ �- 41 46.6 02 ASTRID D-AHL - DER STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE 1rOriN- COUNT� - - - - - 0,d7 15 17.0 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEN 02-4 2 -2■3 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB �-0i HOMER K: LtIN-DO IST - RED 0Z6 26 29.5 02 CHUCK FOX - DEN � W-HATCOM CO, PROS. ATT-NY RE-P-VOTE ONE POSN COUNT % RK 04-0 76 100, 01 DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 042 38 100. el ROBERT -+ff-"SA-G1+- �} STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P Lrj Po---RK- 04 4 38 100, 01 s STAFFORD r-. 11:03 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 042 PRE 133 .I PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 wHATCOM COUNTY9 WASHINGTON 137 38.7 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 3 '"4 RE-GISTRAT ION U. S. SENA-TOR - VO-TE-fl"t-Of4E PAGE 1 PO'SN COUNT % RK 004 86 70.5 01K HENRY -Ma JACKSON - DEM 00-5 -2- -1 at -07 CHRISTOPHER REMPLE--S0f_--WRK-R 006 7 5.7 03 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND 007 1 68 08 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM 008 7f-Y--aAV l-& _ Of-M 00.9 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES — DEM GIO 0 .0 C. E. (ED) STITES — REP �- 81.-1 6 4.9 -05 LA-RRY PENBERTHY — REP 012 5 4.1 06 JESSE CHIANG — INDEP CAND O13 8 -6.6 02 DOUG JEWETT — REP � 014- 0 .0 P AT-R1 CK SPAN -MC GOWAN — REP &-15 0 .0 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP OW2 0 10 JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM 009— 7 -5-,7--e3 K-E*--TA-LB-GTT - R F P REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE Um-T % RN 016 32 25.2 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP -% 017 93 73.2 01 AL SWIFT - DEM Z 1 6 03--ZELL-A -YOUNG DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS I -VOTE ONE Oz3 2 -1.6 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 021 59 46.5 02 PAT FISKE - REP $-22 6-6 5-2■0 01-AST-RI-D- DA-HL - DEM STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE RK( 027 16 12.9 03K PATRICK-R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM 024 6 4.8 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB 035 4 43:5-0-l- H04ER KC:--L-U*D(:UISTREP 02`6 48 3807 02 CHUCK FOX - DEM W Hk TC O M - O : -PR0S *TT*VOTE-0 PUSN COUNT % RK 0'40 105 100. 01 POSN COUNT % RK owl-4 2 98: 01 DAVID -S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P Rf&&ERT F. B"CHTE- B-AE-H- STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - PUS 3 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 046 GO -iO:037 VERNON H. PEARSON - APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P P CS-N C01if--9��tiF m 048 76 100■ 01 WARD WILLIAMS WHATCObt-6-0o -DI T-w-C-T-r- JUDGE-POS 1 -*,''-- - W POSN COUNT % RK 050 89 100. 01 DA'VID E. RHEA9 JR.o m WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT. JUDGE POS 2 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 052 69 100. 01 EDWARD -ReSS CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 LIBRARY GO BENDS S3v-304w000� POSN COUNT % RK 0 060 84 64.6 01 BONDS, YES 062 46 35.4-02- BONDS: NO COUNT °4 RK " 4 69 100, 01 CHARLES<F. STAFFORD 11r:04 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 043 PRE 143 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 ---kFi_l'iCO_TZ00NTY s WASHINGTON 132 38.8 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 3-40 R C ISTRAT IO N PAGE 1 POSN COUNT % RK 004 74 61.2 01K HENRY M. JACKSON - DEM 0 a 5 I , R 07 —Cif iSTOP-HE-A REMPLE -_- S-&C WRK-R 006 u,l 4n KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND 0,07 0 .0 ARTHUR BAUDER - DER DAVIS OEM 0(Y9 0 . .0 L- tlLt#- inARLEY JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 0110 0 .0 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP 13 "ay 0-2 LARRY PEHtBERTHY - REP 012 7 5.8 05 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 013 8 6.6 04 DOUG JEWETT - REP 81-4 i$7-- PAT -RICE(- SEAN, NC 60*AN - REP 015 1 .8 07 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 04'2 1 .8 07 JOHN 11HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM 0-11F3 10 - . KE-i►K- T*L-SBTT --RE r REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE PeSN NT- RX - 0'16 39 33.6 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 01-T 70 60.3 01 AL SWIFT T DEM 7- 6.0- 03- -ZELL A: YOUNG - DE-M STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS I -VOTE ONE • - iC 023 2 -1.7 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB Dal' 61 51.7 01 PAT FISKE - REP 55 4-6:6 02 ASTRID-K3-A+fK_ - DEM STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE T RK OS7 16 13.3 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM 02=4 4 3.3 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB nor. 59F -*T 5 01 HiDM-ER - K ■ -S-T---RE P 02:6 43 35.8 02 CHUCK FOX - DEM WKA-TC" Co. PROS. AT-TN3f----Rf-P-VIE O-N'E POSN COUNT % RK 040 96 100. 01 DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 NIP -% POSN COUNT' % RK R O B ER T--F, BRA E-N &A£+i .� STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 NIP POSN COUNT % RK 046 57 100, 01 POSN COUNT % RK 048 61 100, 01 POSH COUNT % RK 050 81 100. 01 POSN COUNT % RK 052 60 100. 01 POSN COUNT % RK 060 71 55.9 Ol 062 56 44.1 02 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 NIP VERNON fie. PEARSON APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 NIP WARD WILLIAMS WHATC0M Cam. -BIB.-6-I .N/_P DAVID E. RHEA, JR. WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT, JUDGE POS 2 NIP EDWARD--&a-f GS6 - - CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 L IBR ARY -6-T3-BGRDS BONDS, YES BOND -Sr -NO r RK 044 62 100. 01 11:07 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 0044 PRE 153 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 vHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON 0 .0 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT F - --REtISTRAT IDN PAGE 1 FOR NE- POSN COUNT % RK 002 0 HENRY M. JACKSON - DEM 063 0 CHRISTOPHER REKPLE - SOC WRKR OW4 0 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND 001'S 0 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM ---W1tt1-AM MARLE-Y-D*VIS DEM ",7 0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 00.8 0 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP "-9 010 0 0 Llk-RR Y PENB-E-R T-HY -- REP JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 011 0 DOUG JEWETT - REP 01-2 c PATRRI-C-K S-EAN MC GOWAN - 'REP OPY3 0 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE -` REP 014 0 JOHN 51HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM 0-15 0 fd-TrALBBTTREP REP. 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JUDGE POS 2 N/P EDWARD-Be--ROSSS CITY OF BIHAM PROP I LIBRARY GO BONDS Sa-3v-r-000- BONDS9 YES BON46-r- #40 - 10`:22 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 067 PRE 85 PRIMARY"ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 - WHATCOM COUNTY-y WASHINGTON 56 12.4 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT — 4-5—tr-- REGIS-TRAT ON PAGE 1 -tt-.---S . --SEj4Jt T R - ViDT �"NE- PO SN COUNT % RK 013 37 72.5 01K HENRY-M. JACKSON - DEM 014 0 .0 CHRISTOPHER REMPLE - SOC WRKR 01t. 2 3.9 03 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND 00? 1 2.0 05 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM 003 G .0- irkILLI*M- 'IS - DEM 004 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 005 2 3.9 03 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP 04 b 1 2.0 05 LARRY PENBPRTHY - REP 007 6 11.8 02 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 00F 1 2.0 05 DOUG JEWETT - REP OO 9 t3 .4 PATRI CK SEAS+ MC GOWAN - REP 0`10 0 .0 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP O11 0 .0 JOHN " HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM �-&] -a- I we 05 E-N--TALBOT— REP L--P&W---C1NM-T REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE % RK -- - - 011.6 6 11.8 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 017 43 84.3 01 AL.SWIFT - DEM $10 -E -3:9 - 83 ZELL- A: YOUNG - DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE 022 2 4.1 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 023 14 28.6 02 PAT FISKE - REP 3? 67.3 OI ASTRID D-AHL -- DEf" STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE COUNT rkK (1,26 14 26■9 02K PATRICK -R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM - &2+7 1 1.9 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB 804 1+ 2',6r-.-9-0 2 -HOMER Ki 8 8U IST REP WES 23 44.2 01 CHUCK FOX - DEN 1 YmA TCOH CO. PkO7 ) . A-TTNY - REP -VOTE 0 POSN COUNT % RK .. W40 41 100. 01 DAVID -Se MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P .� PO`SN COUNT % RK . 01 ROLE-RT- F. BRAft1T--EN$A6H-- STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 046 31 100, 01 VERNON R. PEAR -SON APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P POSN COUNT % Rid - 048 32 100. 01 WARD WILLIAMS WHATCOM C--w-D-MTT--G-T-.-DGE POS I NI-P POSN COUNT % RK 050 31 100. O1 DAVID E. RHEAs JR. WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT. JUDGE POS 2 N/P POSN COUNT % RK O52 30 0o7- 03 EDWaRID o ROSS CITY OF BIHAM PROP-1 LIBRARY GO BONDS $39300#000 POSN COUNT % RK 060 39 69.6 01 BONDS. YES 062 17 3O■4 0-2 BONDS, NO i RK 0 k 30 100. 01 8:51 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 068 PRE 95 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 14, 1982 1dHATCOM COUNTY9 WASHINGTON 74 20.4 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 363 REGISTRATION POSN COUNT % RK 010 40 58.8 01K 012 8 1-1.8 03 0/1-3 0 .0 014 0- .-o- 015 2 -2.9 04 0-02 0 - .0 003 2 2.9 04 004 11 16.2 02 005 2 -2.9 04 - n-7 1 -1.5 08 O0'8 0 - .0 009 0 PO-SN COUNT 5: RK M..6 6 -8.8 02K 017 58 85.3 01 3 °�-- RiC 0a 4, -6.1 03K 021 14 21.2 02 7 L 42 77.7 01 COUNT ,, RK 0.,7 6 8.7 0 3 K 0.24 6 -8.7 03 1-8-14 : r02 p26 47 68.1 01 PO-SN COUNT % RK 04-0 36 100. 01 -� POSN COUNT % RK I71\ C__aL G,Of ,N 044 26 100. 01 PAGE 1 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P POSN COUNT % RK fi 27 10'Q: 0I VERNON R. PE ARSO N APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P POSN RK 048 25 100, 01 WARD WILLIAMS �< U. S. SENATOR -- VOTE --FOR ONE HENRY-M. JACKSON - DEM Ci RISTOP-HER REMPtE - SOC W-RKR KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM W-ltL I A M- -H Af?L '1`-D A V-T S D E M JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM C. E. (ED) STITES - REP LA-RRY PENBE-BE- RE-P JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND DOUG JEWETT - REP PATRTCK---SEA l'i- ME Gew __REfP-- -CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP JOHN "HUGO FRYE°A PATRIC - DEM KEN TALBOTT - REP REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VGTE FOR ONE JOAN HOUCHEN - REP AL SWIFT - DEM ZELL A. YOUNG - DEM STATE R.P. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB PAT FISKE - REP ASTRID DAHL - DE-P STATE REP.•40TH DIST POS Z-VOTE ONE PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM TOMM SPANOS - LIB HOMER-K; T- - PF P CHUCK FOX - DEM W+i AT-C-aM--C-O-, -PR{35►—T-T-Nr- &REP enTE G DAVID -S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P R O BERT--F :--BR-&C H-T-E*B A-C+- - STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P CHARLES F. STAFFORD POSN COUNT % RK 050 39 ,100. 01 POSN COUNT % RK --52- 2a. i 0 1- POSN COUNT % RK 060 69 95.8 01 062 -3 4:x -02- 0 A W-HATE" GO * DIST CT ! [1 —P DAVID E. -RHEA, JR. o WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT, JUDGE POS 2 N/P �d E-"-AR-D- B .- R�-'; CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 LIBRARY GO BPNQS S-3-w-3-00-00-0 BONDS, YES B O NO-Sv-N-0 9:11 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 069 PRE 105 PAGE 1 PRIMARY:ELECTION STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P SEPTEMBER 149 1982 POSN COUNT % RK -W�tATCi)M COUNTY, WASHINC-TON 046 46 100, 01 VERN-ON R. PEAR-SGN 101 30.2 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV I DIST 3 N/P ?4 REGISTRATION - EOUNT 048 46 1000 01 WARD WILLIAMS POSN COUNT % RK Oq 2 49 52.1 01K 013 0- so 014 3 •3i2 05 0 1 ID a - .0 003 2 -2,1 06 OV4 2 -2'.1 06 005 7 7-: f 04 006 11 11.7 03 007 13 13.8 02 0.0. 8 2 .2 -i,+-- 00 9 0 - .0 of 0 1 -1.1 11 Vl� 'c Eli 06 % RK al-8 26 28.3 02K 0.16 60 65.2 01 1pe'smT-- RK- oal 3 3.4 03K 022 40 46.0 02 fro- 50, 01- POSN eoUNT RK OP 5 13 13.3 03K 02.6 5 -5.1 04 3 9 39-8 fit 02.4 41 41.8 01 PO`SN COUNT k RK 0 4:0 72 100. 01 u PUSN COUNT % RK 0-1---- U. S. SENATOR--VOTEFOR ONE - HENRY M, JACKSON - DEM CiiRCISTOPHER REMPLE - 5-30C WRK-R KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND ARTHUR BAUDER - DEN WAS -DAVI JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM C. E. (ED) STITES - REP LARRY PENB ,+THY — REP JESSE CHIANG — INDEP CAND DOUG JEWETT - REP PATRICK SEAN MC G[3M*N - R-EP CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC _ DEM KEN TA#..B-OTT - REP REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-QUOTE FOR ONE JOAN HOUCHEN - REP AL SWIFT - DEM 2Ei1: A : YOUN V - DEM - STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB PAT FISKE - REP jkSTR M DAHL - DEM STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM TOMM SPANOS - LIB HOMER K-, ttJNDQU-I ST - Rr P CHUCK FOX - DEM WHAT-GB:—RfO5. ATTNY - 14EP-VOT-E ONE DAVID -S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE t POS 1 N/P ROffER -f": BRAT-E"-AC"- STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P WHATCflM CO. DIST G-T ,t 9GE--P4Ds_ -1 N/-P POSN COUNT % RK 050 57 100. 01 DAVID E. RHEA, JR. POSN COUNT % RK 052 55 11O"_ol POSN COUNT % RK 060 79 80.6 01 062 19 02 WHATCOM CO. DIST, CT, JUDGE POS 2 N/P CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 L I B k A R Y Gfl- 9GNBa-S-3-, BONDS, YES •IA COUNT RK 04 4 49 100. 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD 10..-:22 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 070 PRE 115 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149, 1982 -VH-A-TCGM- CLO-UNTY's" WASH'INGTON 51 -6.6 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 7�,cl REGISTRATION U, S. SENATOR ----VbTf-FOR-ONE PO'SN COUNT % RK 0,13 21 44.7 01 K 014 0 - :0 015 5 10.6 03 002 0 - .0 {} 9 3 ---1-- 2,1 06 00 4 0 .0 00`5 1 -291 06 006 5 101-6 03 007 12 25■5 02 0"0118 2 4.3 05 009 0 .0 0110 0 .0 Or11 0 .0 0.12 0 : 4 COUNT RK 0,116 7 15.2 0 2 K &17 37 80■4 01 0-18 E 4030$3`- SOS- COUNT- % RlC OZ.2 3 -6.4 03K 02:3 16 34.0 02 0-21 2 `� 59.6 4 ] l_ PO-SN - eOUN T `= RK 026 5 10.6 03K J 0Z7 1 -2.1 04 02S 27 57.4 01 POSN COUNT % RK 040 33 1008 01 POW COUNT % RK 0--rle is .�3 PAGE 1 HENRY-M. JACKSON - DEM CHR T STOP HER RE MP LE - S-OC W-RK-R KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM WILLIAM HARLEY DAVIS - OEM JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM C. E. (ED) STITES - REP LARRY PENBERTHY - REP JESSE CHIA,NG - INDEP CAND DOUG JEWETT - REP PATR-1 GK SEAN MC GGWAN - R-EP CLARICE-(TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP JOHN "HUGO FRYE11 PATRIC - DEM KEN TALBOTT - REP - REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE JOAN HOUCHEN - REP AL SWIFT - DEM ZELL A. YOUNG - DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB PAT FISKE - REP A S TR I D G-AHL - DE M STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM TOMM SPANOS - LIB HO-MFR K. LUNDQUIST - REP CHUCK FOX - DEM -WHA-TC$M--EO *-PR0,S . A T T N Y - DAVID -S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P RAD BER TF. BR AC HT' ENS-ACH STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 046 V-ERNeN--R:- PEARSON - - `� In APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P , POSN C$UWT %--RK - — 048 23 100■ 01 WARD WILLIAMS a u y� WHikT''RLT71�'I CQ. DIST ST IUHSGE _PAC1T/ n W POSH COUNT % RK � 050 26 100. 01 DAVID E. RHEA, JR. - w WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT, JUDGE POS 2 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 052 EDWARD Be -A -OSS CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 LIBR-ARY GO BONDS S3s300tOOO POSH COUNT % RK O ° 060 40 78,4 01 BONDS9 YES 'm 062 ONDS _ NO - o '3 9 0 �a - ;DU*T—%-- RK Q4.4 19 100, 01 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P CHARLES F. STAFFORD 8-:51 PRECINCT'REPORT FOR 071 PRE 125 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 �HATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON 76 2-5.3 .c POSN COUNT % RK 010 43 61.4 01K 031 - 4 -5.7- " 012 6 -8.6 03 013 0 .0 .. 015 0 .0 0102 0 .0 1003 2 2.14 06 004 11 15.7 02 005 3 4.3 05 ID 0 6-- -tr - .0. 0107 1 1.4 07 O W8 0 ..0 0-0;9 0 .0 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT REGISTRATION U. Ste: 3%NN'AT�f3-'- -VOTE FOR i_'•Nt PAGE 1 HENRY -M. JACKSON - DEM CHRISTOPHER REMPLE - S-OC WRK[R KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM W-I L'L I A M H A RL-El A JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES --DEM C, E. (ED) STITES - REP LARRY PENBFRTHY - REP JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND DOUG JEWETT - REP P A T R I IC-C -S-EAM-- MC--G"A Nt--- REP - --- CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP JOHN "HUGO FRYE'@ PATRIC - DEM KEN TALBOTT - REP REP, IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTe FOR ONE P-0 SN COUNT % RK 01126 11 1-5.5 0 2 K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 017 55 77.5 01 AL SWIFT - DEM -UiL—lam:- YOUNG - D E M STATE REP, 40TH ❑IST P05 1-VOTE ONE T---% Fr K 023 3 -4.4 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB -, 021 15 22.1 02 PAT FISKE - REP F0 73. F 01 ASTRItD DAHL - DE-M STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE --% RK 02.7 8 11.1 03K PATRICK R, (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM - -02.4 1 1.4 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB 025 C 2 - HO K� LUNED101 IST---_REF - 16 2 02+6 47 65.3 01 CHUCK FOX - DEM "-ATC—Off CO, PRfG-Sp ATT-NY -- RfP-V-GT-E ,DNE- POSN COUNT % RK O'40 43 100, 01 DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE- POS 1 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 042 JR0BEfZ-T--F.*-BRAEHTEN ACH STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 046 of VERNON R. PEARSON 1 APPEA LS CT JUDGE DI V 1 DIST 3 N/P PO',N CO F 048 29 1000 01 WARD WILLTAMS .o 'WH*T-60M �-G; B 31S'F b—eT . JOB-SE- POSN COUNT % RK �P 050 41 100. 0'1 DAVID E. RHEA, JR. WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT. JUDGE POS 2 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 052 a"eeif, et EDWARD 80- ROS-S - CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 ti LIBRARY GO HnNDS $393009000 - 3 0 POSN COUNT % RK 060 48 64.9 01 BONDS9 YES 'm 062 RONDS9 NG - T 3 0 a l - STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P -P-0-SN— COUNT—%---RK 044 29 '1000 01 9:55 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 074 PRE 16 PAGE 1 PRIMARY ELECTION STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P -, SEPTEMBER 149 1982 POSN COUNT % RK !gHATCO?^ COUNTY WASHINGTON 046 48 100. 01-VER'NIDN R. PEAf St* fo � 1 1 -� 13 r 116 43.1 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P 26-9- GIST-R-ATION PLSN COUNT g RX 048 73 100. 01 WARD WILLIAMS ti . 5 : �sENkfif7 R - VIE-f 9R-�Nf wr."-C-g-rr--Ga. 'BrS-a-e CrS D£E P Q.. 1 H / P POSN COUNT % RK POSN COUNT % RK 0109 62 63.3 01K HENRY-M. JACKSON - DEM 050 74 100. 01 DAVID E■ RHEA, JR. 0-- 00 CHRISTOPHER REMPLE-- -SOC--WRKR -� 0Il 1 1.0 06 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT. JUDGE POS 2 N/P 012 0 .0 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM POSN COUNT % RK 0 52 60 1006 01 ROSS 014 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 015 1 1.06 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 0 002 9 ■ - LA-RRY PEN-BERTHY - REP LIBRARY iGG-8-4NOS 5300,000• ot 003 1 1100 06 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND POSN COUNT % RK 004 IS 18.4 02 DOUG JEWETT - REP 060 72 62■1 Ol BONDS9 YES 1 005 3 3.1 04 -PATR-IC-K BEAN ME GOWAN --REP $62- 44 37.9 0-2- - 6ONDLS 0 aO 6 1 1.0 06 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP ° 3 007 0 .0 JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM-Give 2150 as - iTt- T LBl3TT - -REP — - 0 d REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE PeSN COUNT % RK 0.18 57 55.3 01K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 016 43 41.7 02 AL SWIFT - DEM 3 2.9 03 ZE; YOUNG —OEM STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE '. G2 2 2 2.0 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 023 79 77.5 01 PAT FISKE - REP 'Y fti 21 20.6 0-2 AsTRI-D $A-HL - OF Rs STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE T-_ - %- RK - 1 G,Z6 4 3.9 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM Oa7 2 l.9- 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB ' ■v j, HOMER-Ki LUNOQU IST --REP 025 17 16.5 02 CHUCK FOX - DEM "r'A TCD C-O ■ PROS. # T7-. N- REP VOTE -ONE - POSN COUNT 9G RK 0*0 90 100. 01 DAVID S. MC EACHRAN -REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 'f es ERA B_RACHTEN-BACH .� STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P FPO S-N- C--GUNT % RK-- - - 04 4 56 100. 01 CHARLES f. STAFFORD e -, 9:37 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 075 PRE 26 PAGE 1 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 14s 1982 POSN COUNT % RK WHATCOM COUNTY9 WASHINGTON 046 28 100. 01 107 29.2 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT s*_ REGISTRATION PVSN COUNT R,K 048 35 100. 01 _ U. c�R- - VOTt FOk ONE PO-SN COUNT % RK POSN COUNT % `RK 008 54 57.4 01K HENRY-M: JACKSON - DEM 050 50 100. 61 00-9 1 -i:1 0-8 CHRISTO-PHER REM-PLE - 50-C WRKR - 010 8 805 03 KING- LYSEN - INDEP CAND Oil 0 .0 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM POSN COUNT % RK - --0-1 P f� �—` 37 -100, oi Wit --DEM 013 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD.STOKES - DEM 01`4 0 .0 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP - 0-1-5 2 2.1 0-6 -LA-RRY- PENB-ERTHY - REP 002 16 17.0 02 JESSE CH IANG - INDEP CAND POSN COUNT % RK 003 6 6.4 04 DOUG JEWETf - REP 060 74 70 e5 01 004 3 3rz' 05-- PAT�RICK SEAN MC GOWAN -- REP 062 - 3-1 29:�a-82 G-05 1 1.1 08 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 00°6 1 1.1 08 ' JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM 00.7 --22.1 1D6 KEN-T-AtBOTT - REP REP, IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE -COUNT A RK 017 15 16.5 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 018 69 75.8 01 AL SWIFT - DEM — 7 7 7 0 2AoYOUNG - OEM - STATF REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE 01'1 5 -5.,3 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB -' 02.2 34 35.8 02 PAT FISKE - REP 273 5-6 58.9 01 ASTRID DAHL - DEM STATE REP. 40TH GIST POS 2--VOTE ONE POSN 025 19 19.0 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN _ DEM -026 5 5.0 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB -Z2:6- 0-2 H•B-MER• i(W L-UN-DQUIST - -REP 024 54 54.0 -01 CHUCK FOX - DEM e PRB-S . A TT -NY •- REP-"T-E-ONE POSN COUNT % RK 0140 65 100. 01 DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P =� POSN COUNT % RK 04 2--- -30 -18-8 . 01 BR AC -HT EPF3 ArC-H STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P PO-SN COUNIT 0A PK 044 34 100. 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD � In ,o y� 0 p iw 0 . m N i� N EDWARB-B-s-ROSS1 V CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 LIBRARY 60 BPNDS $3938$w-900 o O BONDS9 YES B-ONDS ■ NO - 0 3 0 a I _f STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P VERNO-N- R. PEARSCr APPEALS CT JUDGE DI V 1 DIST 3 N/P WARD WILLIAMS VJHATG-8*--EO. DIST.-. 1 N/P DAVID E. RHEA, JR. WHATCOM' dO. DIST. CT. JUDGE POS 2 N/P 9:06 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 076 PRE 36 PAGE 1 PRIMARY ELECTION STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P SEPTEMBER 14P 1982 POSH COUNT % RK M`COUfi('(Y-f ASW'1'fs1 i�DN 046 49 100. 01 -V�E-RNON--Rw-PEARSBN I3 n 109 30.7 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P 355 REGISTRATION POSN COUNT RK - 048 55 100. 01 WARD WILLIAMS 0 U. S. SENATOR - V8'T-E --FOR ONE M C-00 Ta-- UDGE pe -N/-P � W POSN COUNT % RK POSN COUNT % RK P 004 58 61.1 01K HENRY M. JACKSON - DEM 050 70 100. 01 DAVID E. RHEA9 JR. i 008 - - 3 3-"7 CHRISTOPHER REMfL-E _- 5OC W-RK-R i Q4f9 6 -6.3 03 KING: LYSEN - INDEP CA.ND WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT. JUDGE POS 2 N/P 0110 0 ■0 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM POSN COUNT % RK oii L YDAVIS DEM—- 052 -55 100. 01— E-DW-ARD Be RO S S - - 0.12 0 .0 JAMES--SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 0-13 1 -1.1 09 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP CITY OF BlHAM PROP .1 014 5 5.3 04 LA-RRY PENSEPTHY - REP L1-BRARY GO BGNO-S -S-3-93OOvO00- o 015 4 4.2 05 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND POSN COUNT % RK 002 9 9.5 02 DOUG JEWETT - REP 060 71 68.3 01 BONDS* YES m ❑ 0 i 4- 4.2 ID P*TRIGK--5EA-N- MC GGWA-N - REP 062 33-34. T -02 - --BONGS-PNO� - - 0'04 1 -1.1 09 -CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 005 2 -2.1 08 JOHN "HUGO FRYER' PATRIC - DEM 3 - 0-05 1 1.1 40 KE--TALBOT-T--- REP 0 REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE a ` -POS-N COUNT % RK f 04'6 24 24.2 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP Ol 7 71 71.7 01 AL SWIFT - DEM - #)}g 4--4,0 0-3 --2-Eit A-. -YOUNG - OEM i STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE -J P[35T►f - GOEiN-T----9b---R)S - - - mi 2 2.0 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 02.2 37 37.4 02 PAT FISKE - REP 023 6-0-"i6 01 - ASTRID DAHL - DEM —1 -JLposN STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE ee _RK OZ4 15 14■7 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM - 025 4 3■9 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB z'8 .4 -0-2 Hom 1F: L iNB iIsT — REP OZ7 54 52.9 01 CHUCK FOX - DEM WHATeem . . A-TT-l► f ----RE41V0TE -ONE _. POSN COUNT % RK 0140 74 100, 01 DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P PO"SN COUNT % RK Rflf3f-RT- F.-BRACHTEN-BA-C-Hi r� *� STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P -lou"T--'%--- RK 044 55 100. 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD 9:55 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 077 PRE 46 PAGE 1 PRIMARY ELECTION STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P SEPTEMBER 14s 1982 POSN COUNT % RK - WHATCOM COUNTY9 WASHINGTON 046 19 100, 01 VERNON R. PEAR3ON 75 28.6 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P REGISTkATTON POSN---COUNT T % -Rid 048 21 100. 01 WARD WILLIAMS �< 0 U. S. SENATOR - VOTE FOR -$EVE WHATC-DM CO. DIST. CT. JUDGE P-GS 1 NAP - - POSN COUNT % RK POSN COUNT % RK rya 0'0.9 37 62.7 01K HENRY M. JACKSON - DEM 050 27 100, 01 DAVID E. RHEA, JR. �f01U t 1.7 0 CHRISTOPHER`-RE —S0C WRKP 'W oil 2 �3.4 03 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT■ JUDGE POS 2 N/P 1, O112 0 - .0 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM POSN COUNT % RK 0 .0 WILLIAM HARLE-Y--)-kV`iS--- OEM 052 23 100. 01 E-DWARD B. RCS 0114 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 0.15 0 -00 C..E. (ED) STITES - REP CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 —$0 0- :8 LAR€3Y PENBERTHY - REP LI-B-R-ARY 64+ B-ONDS %3v3-(} vG-DO - - 003 13 2200 02 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND POSN COUNT % RK 0'04 2 3.4 03 DOUG JEWETT - REP 060 51 79.7 01 BONDS9 YES fib- PATRI CK-SEAN-MC----GOWA1►N - fIEP - 0,6-2- 13 20.3 02 80N0Sr--N0— - 00'6 1 1.7 06 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 3 007 0 - .0 JOHN "HUGO FRYE$' PATRIC - DEM 2 -3--03 KEN T A L B-O T T - REP Eo e a REP. 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WAS-H'INGTON 104 26.6 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 3�-�tEG�S-T�IfiItiN PAGE 1 POSN COUNT % RK 046 P~09N C--9U-NT--`A RK 048 44 100. 01 �i .�N'A Tom' - V6fi� FflR-8i�1'� POSN COUNT % RK POSN COUNT % RK 007 -60 65.9 01K HENRY-M. JACKSON - DEM 050 51 100. 01 GO r; b CHRISTOPHER REMPLE - S-0-C WRKR 009 7 7.7 04 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND D'I 0 0 e a ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM POSN COUNT % RK 0-1 1 ff .0 WIL L I A M H ARL E'f--D-A VTS----&EM 44 100, fH--- 0-12 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 013 0 ■0 -C• Es (ED) STITES --REP 014 A RY- P£*$ERTHY - REP Ol'S 8 -SiS 03 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND POSN COUNT % RK 002 10 11.0 02 DOUG JEWETT - REP 060 67 67.0 01 00-3 ---R:P — P-ATiRiCK-SE-A-N 14C- GOW-A-N - RLP 062 .33 33.0 02 D5-- 604 0 • .0 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 0005 0 .0 JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM 006 2-2 a2 LBOTT - RE a REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE POSN COUNT % RK— .016 16 17.2 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 0/17 72 77.4 01 AL SWIFT - DEM 018- 0.31- ---ZELL A. YOUNG - DEM -- STATE RFP. 40TH DIST POS 1—VOTE ONE sN N-T 7. R 0-211 8 -9a3 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 0°a2 32 37.2 02 PAT 'FISKE - REP 3:5-0� --AST-R-1-D- D*HL - DEM -� STATE REP, 4DTH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE _._%--RK 02<4 19 20.0 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM 02;5 3 3.2 04 TOMM SPANOS = LIB 026 g 04 HOMER- -fF L-UN "UI ST - REP OZT 46 48.4 01 CHUCK FOX - DEM W HAT C O M- CB i -PR$S w —TT-NY - RE-P-V-OT-E-I-E POSN COUNT % RK 040 �70 100. 01 DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 NIP -� PUSN COUNT % RK 01 AGi47- E"AlaH STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS-2 NIP P8" COt N7 RK 044 39 100. 01 STAFFORD STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 NIP VERNON R. PElkR-S@N '1! In APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 NIP V. i WARD WT.LLIAMS o W-i-ATEOM- C-O-: 015--T. 64 UDGE PO 1 N P DAVID E. RHEA, JR. W 'N'HATCOM CO. DIST. CT, JUDGE POS 2 NIP RD RW � LIUT�7CLTL7"i S V - CITY OF B+HAM PROP 1 L143RARY G-G-GQNDS-T-av30-4-v-000 3' 8 BONDS, YES .' u 10:36 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 079 PRE 66 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 WHA TCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON 81 28.9 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 2FIN 0 - iSTRATI" --Ut s S 0 _EE�".A..T.O R - eft _O14k PAGE 1 POSN COUNT % RK 006 55 75.3 01K HENRY-M. JACKSON - DEM Of) 7 - 3 -4■-1 0'4 --t"HU-SfiOPHER RE MP LE _ Si3C -W"-R boa 4 5.5 03 KING. LYSEN - INDEP CAND 009 0 - .0 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM WILLIAM HARLEY BEM- 0.11 0 10 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 012 0 .0 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP 0$ 3- --- -6 s 0-2 LARRY PENBERTHY - REP 014 1 1.4 05 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 015 1 1.4 05 DOUG JEWETT - REP 00-2 0-- -0 -PATR-I-Cif -SEAN MC GOWAN - REP 003 1 -1.4 05 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 004 1 -1 w4 05 JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM .* 05 -TA-LBeTT - REP REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE PfISN E-C-ii3N-T- -% RK W1 8 6 7.8 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 046 -70 90.9 01 AL SWIFT - DEM ZELL A. YOUNG - DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE K 033 0 .0 K DEAN BRITTAIN = LIB 02.1 16 23,5 02 PAT FISKE - REP �- 52 76,5 01 ASTRID DAHL - DEM STATE RFP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE NT f RK 0107 8 11.8 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM - 02-4 1 -105 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB HER- iF LVND-QUTST - REP 026 41 60.3 01 CHUCK FOX - DEM ` WHA7COM CO. -PROS. ATT-N-Y - REP -VOTE ONE POSN COUNT % RK 0+40 60 100. 01 DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP -2----- -3#�i 4 0 . O 1 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P RO BE f.—BRACHT ENSAGH STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P -� POSN COUNT % RK 046 35 100■ 01 VERNON Re PEARSON 1 In APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P POS-N -COUNT%. A K 3 048 37 100, 01 WARD WILLIAMS �< R O POSN COUNT % RK 050 46 100. 01 DAVID E. RHEA9 JR. m WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT, JUDGE POS 2 N/P N POSH COUNT % RK 052 39 100, 01 EDWA RD Be ,R$5-&— CITY OF BIHAM PROP'1 LIBRARY 60 BONDS SB-w3 0,000 3' ° POSN COUNT % RK -} 060 54 70.1 01 BONDS, YES 062 23- -2-9w9 -132- 843ND-.%F--NO- 0 3 ° a e �s j - P$"----£fWNi— RK 044 37 100. 01 CHARLES f. STAFFORD r 10.:3 6 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 080 PRE 76 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 14s 1982 WHATCO�" COUNTY 9 WASHINGTON 133 28.0 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 47r- REGISTRATION U. 9 a SENAT-OR - VOTE FOR ONE PAGE - 1 POSN COUNT % RK 006 81 63.8 01K HENRY -Me JACKSON - DEM 008 L #(P-7 3 13 a.4 10.2 0-5 02 CKRISTBPHER REMPLE - -S-OC WR?-KR 'KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND 009 0 - 00 ARTHUR BAUDER = DEM - 0 W!tL!AM-"*RL-E-Y--DAV!S BEM Oil 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 0-12 1 .8 10 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP 013 3 2.4 05 LARRY PENBEPTHY - R P STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 046 51 1Q0. 01 VERNON R. PEARSON APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P P-O"--COUNT -RR[- 048 55 100. 01 WARD WILLIAMS VHA T-GeM- C-A � -D4ST b- GT-w--JU_ _ _ POSN COUNT % RK 050 76 100, 01 DAVID -E. RHEA, JR, WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT. JUDGE POS 2 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 052 E D 014 11 8.7 03 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND POSN 015 8 6.3 0+4 DOUG JEWETT - REP 060 0-02 PAT -RICK SEA{ -MC 60 AN - REIP 0-6a 003 0 - .0 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 004' 2 1.6 07 JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM KEN TAL"TT - REP 6$7 REP. IN CONGRE`��--D!�T 2-VOTE FOR ONE 0.18 23 19.3 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 016 88 73.9 01 AL SWIFT - DEM oii ..03 7-EUL *,- YOUNG ---OEM % RK 02-3 10 -8.8 03K 021 38 33.6 02 f?c'2 - 65 57.5 01 POSH COUNT RK O,L7 18 14.5 03K 004 10 8.1 04 0-2 s-3-2'6-:6 -e 2-- 0°2 6 63 50.8 01 PO-SN COUNT % RK 04-0 85 1'00.- 01 `-� PQSN COUNT % RK 2 .. 55 100. 01 STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB PAT FISKE - REP ASTRID DAHL -- OEM STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE PATRICK R■ (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM TOMM SPANOS - LIB HE}WR-Rf: LUNDQUI ST _ RED CHUCK FOX - DEM WHATCOM Etiii--PROS, AT7NY - REP -VOTE ONE- DAVID S. IOC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P - RBG T1 : BR*C+fTE"AC--H T e 1n m 3 �o �o m 1 N a rti CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 LIBRARY GO BONDS--%3s 3.0-0 i$ 3 ° COUNT % RK ° 103 79.2 01 BONDS9 YES 2-7-2-0-6-8 02 BOND-5y -*0- 0 ° a PO-SN COUNT % RK 044 58 100. 01 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P CHARLES Fe STAFF ORD 9:38 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 081 PRE 86 PAGE 1 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 14P 1982 POSN COUNT % RK NHATCOM COUNTYs WASHINGTON 046 68 10100-01 147 35.3 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 417 REGISTRATION P"9N COUNT RK 048 76 100. 01 U. S. SENATOR - VOTE FOR ONE PO'SN COUNT % RK POSN COUNT % RK a08 75 54.7 O1K HENRY-M. JACKSON - DEM 050 99 100. 01 009 1 . � _' Cf4R I S TOPHER REMPLE - SOC -WRK-R 01,110 9 6.6 05 KING: LYSEN - INDEP CAND 011 1 .7 10 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM POSN COUNT % RK 012 0.. .0 WILLIAM HArRLEY DAVIS - DE-M 052 76 -"* 01 013 1 .7 10 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 0--14 1 .7 10 C. E. (ED ) STITES - REP 01 E, la 7.3 0,4 LA-RRY- RENBERT-HY - REP 002 11 -8.0 03 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND POSN COUNT % RK 003 12 BOB 02 DOUG JEWETT - REP 060 90 64.3 01 004 5--5:1 --- 06 - P*TRI EK--aEkN-ME--e�'R - REP' 062 50-35.0 02 0105 1 .7 /10 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 00'6 2 1.5 08 JOHN "HUGO FRYE° PATRIC - DEM 0-0 7- 21-O:f KEN - T-AL&DT T - REP — - - -- - REP, IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE P0SN COUNT % RK 0=1'7 40 30.3 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 018 84 63.6 01 AL SWIFT - DEM 16 3 l.I 03 ZELL A. YOUNG - Dr'4 STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE -----%— RK 0121.1 7 5.3 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 022 67 50.8 01 PAT FISKE - REP r 012-3— EP 43.9 02 ASTPTD DAHL - DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE I pq,sN COUNT % RK 025 19 14.3 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM 026 3 2.3 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB 4 o4 01 HeWR -K-.LUNBeU-l-5T----REP 024 52 39.1 02 CHUCK FOX - DEM _WHAT-C-e*-C-G-:--P`R&S . A. T'E ONE—. POSN COUNT % RK W40 104 100. 01 DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P P0`SN COUNT- % RK 04 -2 - - —65---l"w, -01 - - w--BRACHTEN 8 A C-H - STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P �05[i-COUNT ro RK 04 4 72 100. 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P -� VERNON R. PEARSON APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P WARD WILLIAMS ,o I+FHA-T -DM --CO , DTS�T-: C-T. - DAVID E. RHEA, JR. �o m WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT, JUDGE POS 2,N /P m EDWAfR$ Ba ROS-S CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 LIBRARY G€] Br+NDS $39300v OOO - BONDS9 YES B-BN-D-S-y NO - r�� 9:56 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 082 PRE 106 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 WHATCOM -COUNTY, WASHINGTON 172 38.6 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 446 -RE-GiSTRATION U.- F-iR--O*E PAGE 1 POSN COUNT % RK 00.9 91 58.0 01K HENRY -Me JACKSON - DEM -01-0 --�- -- 6 11 CHR ISTOPHER REMPLE - SOC WRK R 011 7 -4.5 04 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND 012 0 .0 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM 1 W i LL I-A-M H*Rt"-D*V f-S - D E M 014 2 1*3 07 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 0.1 3 1■9 06 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP 002 42. 1460 LA-RRY PEN6fYTH.Y - REP 003 6 3.8 05 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 004 17 10.8 03 DOUG JEWETT - REP OB . 8fi- P1(2FRIC-K -SEAN MC GOWAN- - REP Ofi 6 2 103 07 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 007 2 1.3 07 JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM 1 REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST .2-VOTE FOR ONE -c-otiJT Rif 0.18 67 42.4 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 016 73 46.2 01 AL SWIFT - DEM $17 - 18 11'i# 03 ZELL A. YOUNG - DEM STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE —£9#Nfi---° F RK 02-2 2 1.3 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 023 94 59.9 01 PAT FISKE - REP - fsi -3`8:9 0-2 A STR ID D A-HL - DEM - STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE POGN 02.6 OIONT 20 S 12.7 RK 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM 027 4 2.5 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB 7 55r� 03 LUNB@UI ST— RET 025 47 29.7 02 CHUCK FOX - DEM POSN 0140 •��L_po4o_-2sN COUNT % RK 116 100. 01 COUNT % RK 8-2 100. 01 VHAT-f_-O-M 'CO. -P8S■ ATT-NY - REP-V-OTE ONE DAVID -S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P R O B E R T F-v---BR A£-HT•EN-B•A£H- STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 046 83 100. 01 VERNON Re PEARS -ON APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P POS-N C-OUNT RK 048 88 100. 01 WARD WILLIAMS + WH*TCn POSN COUNT % RK 050 105. 100* 01 DAVID E. RHEA9 JR, WHATCOM CO. DIST* CT■ JUDGE POS 2 N/P POSN COUNT % RK CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 LIBRARY GO 6-MYS $3,3G0-v0-00 POSN COUNT % RK 060 106 62.7 01 BONDS, YES 062 63 37-.-3 $2— BOND5r--No RK 044 86 100. 01 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P CHARLES F. STAFFORD 9:07 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 083 PRE 116 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 -WHA 1= OW-C"-TY s -W AS H i NGTON 103 31.2 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 330 REGISTRATION POSN COUNT % RK 0-07 57 67.1 O1K 80.8 0 .0 0009 6 7.1 03 &10 0 - *0 1-17! 0 . f1 04 2 1 1.2 07 013 1 1.2 07 al 5 11 12.9 02 0=0<2 1 1.2 07 003 004 0 - .0 0015 2 -2.4 06 r 0-015- , fs PAGE 1 U. S. Sf NATQk - VOTE FOR ONE HENRY-M. JACKSON - DEM CHRISTOPHER REMPLE - SOC WRKR KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND ' ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM i -It-L I -A M _li.Af�L- E-Y JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM C. E. (ED) STITES - REP LARRY PENBERTHY -- REP JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND DOUG JEWETT - REP PATRI CK SEAN MC GOWAN - REP- CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP JOHN "HUGO FRYE'$ -PATRIC - DEM KEN —REP RED'. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE PO-SN COUNT % RK 0,16 22 23.2 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 017 67 70.5 01 AL SWIFT - DEM ---67- 6.3-03- 7Ett--ice YOUNG - DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE POSM --%—RK 02.1 7 7.8 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 022 34 37.8 02 PAT FISKE - REP 49-:54, �. 01 ASTRID DAHL - DEfA STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE P09N COUNT RK 02:4 9 9.6 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM 02.5 4 4.3 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB 5 0 i $2- HOMER i'L�l-Si�'=RE P 02'7 -48 51,1 01 CHUCK FOX - DEM -WHATCOM 6e. F0RQS .—*T-T�--REP-VlDT-E ONE - PO SN COUNT % RK W40 64 100. 01 DAVID So MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P -� PO SN COUNT % RK - RO BE€iT - f . t3R,*eW EWSAf,-H— STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P POSN COUNT % RK -t4-6 - - 33 1-00-. 0-1 V0NIDN R -PEARSIDN APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P POc N COUNT % RK 048 38 100, 01 WARD WILLIAMS WHATCOM CO. 9 GTw JUDGE POS -1 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 050 51 100. 01 DAVID E. RHEA. JR. WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT, JUDGE POS 2 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 0 �,2 3700-i--41 - EDWAR-D-B-��O-SS CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 LTBR-ARY GO BONDS �39300,000 POSN COUNT % RK 060 59 59,0 01 BONDS9 YES 062 -02- R#t " 4 41 100. 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD 9:39 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 084 PRE 126 PAGE 1 -. PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 WHATCOM COUNTY9 WASHINGTON 122 18.6 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 6 r� 6 - �I S T-R'AT I GN CJ; S�ATBR RONE POSN COUNT % RK 008 54 51.4 O1 K HENRY -M. JACKSON - DEM 0-10 9 ---- 2- 4.9 08. .--CMRISTOPHER RE fP-LE - Sf3C- VWR 0'10 8 766 04 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND 611 1 1.0 09 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM ►(-3rL--t3ArM -H►4Rt Y-DAtV-I-S-- D-E-M 013 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 014 0 .0 C■ E. (ED) STITES - REP 015 7 -6eT 05 LkR€tY PEMBERTHY - REP 002 13 12.4 02 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 003 10 9.5 03 DOUG JEWETT - REP 0-0-4 4 3.8- 06 PATRIC-K SEAM MC CTOWAN - REP 005 0 .0 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 0 016 1 1.0 09 JOHN 11HUGO FRYER PATR IC - DEM 0.0-7-- 4 - 3 :8�� - KE* T-AtBiff --REP REP.. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE G0 t3N T-- fti4 a1 7 18 18.0 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 0.18 66 66.0 01 AL SWIFT - DEM 16--16-1-0- -03 ZELL -A-: YlDtMG - DEM - cTATE PEP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE - % kK 021 12 11.7 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 022 41 39.8 02 PAT FISKE - REP 4-8.5 01 ASTR ID D-AHL - DEM STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE 0,2.5 21 18.1 03K PATRICK R■ (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM 02-6 3 -2.6 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB 0-2 7 -- 38 32.8 02 --H"ER-K .- L'UNDDUTST--REP 024 54 46.6 01 CHUCK FOX - DEM PUSN COUNT % RK 040 79 100. 01 PO'SN COUNT -- % RK I WHAT -C-eip PR45 *TFTNY - REP -VOTE L3NE-- DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P ROBERT . RACiHT-E-N6A-CH STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 046 44 100, 01 VERNON R. PEARSON APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P P 0 S N-COtMT---%— RK 048 49 100. 01 WARD WILLIAMS Rltl11 VV!'1 YV. a/ara[. v[. v►w w'"- • rr �. •• POSN COUNT % RK 050 59 100. 01 DAVID E. RHEA, JR. WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT■ JUDGE POS 2 N/P POSN COUNT % RK --0-52 so 100. 01 CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 L 1 Y- GO 8 O NBSr--%3v 3--0 q-080-- POSH COUNT % RK 060 85 71.4 01 BONDS, YES 062 -34- �8.�6 02 BONDS, NO _i J IJ POSN COUNT 04,4 46 100. 01 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P . CHARLES F. STAFFORD 9:-1'6 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 095 CRESCENT 1 PAGE 1 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 -WHA TCtYM- COUNTY v W-kSKIT&T-BN 87 23.7 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 31�-7 REGISTRATION . S-ENATOR - VOTE-f- R ONE PG SN COUNT % RK 0-07 43 56.6 O1K HENRY-M, JACKSON - DEM 0-08 CHPISTOPHER REtAPL-E----SOC---*RK-R- 0.09 4 5■3 04 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND 010 0 .0 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM 0-1 1 8 : 0 W I L L. i A M H A R L E'Y D A V I S,----B-E-M &12 0 - .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 013 1 -1 .3 10 C. E. (ED) ST ITES - REP 014 3 3:9 06 LAPPY PENSE.RT1-HY -- REP 015 3 -3.9 06 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 001.2 7 9.2 02 DOUG JEWETT - REP < - 00-3 -r:9-$3- PATRI CK SEAN; MC GOWAN - REP O'D4 0 - .0 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 00'5 4 5.3 04 JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM 006 3--3 s KLld -TAL-BUTT --REP REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE RosiN Ct+UNT v #J� 016 32 40.0 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 0.17 40 50.0 01 AL SWIFT - DEM tFI8$ -il0-:5�3 - - 2E-LL- -A:- Y6tR4-6 - DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE RK ova 2 5 -6,0 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 023 41 49.4 01 PAT FISKE - REP OF I '7 44 6 02 ASTRID D-AHL - DER'' - STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE POSN COUNT 2 RK OZ6 14 17.5 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM GZ7 1 1■3 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB H{ilE K: LUt�BUlIST — ftEP . �} 02:5 31 38.8 02 CHUCK FOX - DEN �T-eOM--CO. PROS, AT-TMY - REP--V-GTE ONE POSN COUNT % RK 0440 65 1000 01 DAVID -S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P POSN COUNT % RK 40 1- -1 RDfRERT F. ?RACHTEiV8AC 1 f STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P - PU 5N COUNT 044 39 100. 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD POSN COUNT % RK 046 40 100. 01 POSN COUNTiE 048 40 100■ 01 POSN COUNT % RK 050 55 100. 01 POSN COUNT % RK 0 52 43 10-0 . 01 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P VERNON R. PEARSON APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV I DIST 3 N/P WARD WILLIAMS W-HATEOM - DAVID E. RHEA9 JR., WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT. JUDGE POS 2 N/P 10':20 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 096 CRESCENT 2 PAGE 1 t PRIMARY -ELECTION STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P SEPTEMBER 14s 1982 POSN COUNT % RK - WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHING'TON - 046 5-7 3=00. 01 -VERN-0N-f(-.--PEARS4N 1 124 36.2 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P 34-1 REGISTRATION RK 048 65 100. 01 WARD WILLIAMS U. S. SENATOR? - VOTE" FOR ONE -W-HATCOM CO. D-TST-CT rUIDGr POS 1 u/n_ POSN COUNT % RK POSH COUNT % RK 006 74 62.7 01K HENRY-M. JACKSON - DEM 050 75 100. 01 D.AVID E. RHEA, JR. 0.0-7- 0018 11 9 .0 7.6 03 CHRISTOPKER-REPIPLE - SOC WRKR KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND ` CO. DIST. CT. JUDGE POS 2 N/P WHATCOM 009 1 .8 08 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM POSN COUNT % RK , 0 .0 WILLIAM H-ARLEY DAVIS - DEM 052 58 100, 01 EIDWAR9 B. RG S 0111 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 0112 0 .0 C.-E. (ED) STITES - REP 013 -9.- 7-16--03 LARRY PENBERTHY - REP 014 8 6.8 05. JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 015 12 10■2 02 DOUG JEWETT - REP "2 3-2 -06 PATR-F•-CK--SE-N MC G04AN--R-EP 003 0 - .0 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 004 2 -1.7 07 JOHN 11HUGO FRYEil PATRIC - DEM fl i 5 1} .0 KEN T __ REP REP. IN-CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE POSN COUNT % RK 018 30 25.9 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 0,16 81 69 ■ 8 01 'AL SWIFT - DEM -5 YOUNG -- DEM -FYhi STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE l -p 021 COUNT 2 1.8 RK 03K, DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 022 51 45.5 02 PAT FISKE - REP —Oe3 59 =C.7 01 ASTRID DAHL - DEM FTATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE !_ ► O £vUPtT RK 0.25 26 22.0 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM O; 6 4 3.4 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB,. 7 49 4i,5 0 i HOMER K, LUND(wUl ST -- REP 024 39 33.1 02 CHUCK FOX - DEM lW C-8M C0:-PR6s RREV$T-E--ONE POSN COUNT % RK 0440 92 100. 01 DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P POSN COUNT 9E RK i Re'B€RT-f- $RAC-H F-EN-B-1£�# fri le$.-$i 1_0 In a 3 P O'SN C-OU#T 044 61 100. 01 L STATE SUPREME•CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P CHARLES F. STAFFORD 10•:42 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 097 CRESCENT 3 PAGE 1 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 WHATCOM COUNTY: 'WASHINGTONI 161 25.9 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 621 REGIST-RAT-1-0irt s . EN it— . VOTE FG"Nf PO'SN COUNT % RK 010.5 - 107 70.9 01K HENRY -Me JACKSON - DEM of) o f) .0 CHR I STOPHER tREMPLE- z SOC- -*RK-R 0,07 3 2.O 06 KING. LYSEN - INDEP CAND 0018 1 ■7 11 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM * 1tLIAM HARLE-Y-0 VIS DEM . 0'10 1 ■ 7 11 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM Oil 0. .0 C. E, (ED) STITES - REP 012 12- 7.9 cr2 LA-RRY PEN-BERTHY - REP 013 6 4.0 04 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 014 9 6.0 03 DOUG JEWETT - REP 0-I-5 - # 6 8_5— PATRI CK--S-EAN MC GOWAN - kEP 0402 2 -1.3 07 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 00'3 2 1.3 07 JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM Ot-4 2 1,3-07 KEN-TALB$TT - REP REPr IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE P-(�5N C-fltiNi % f�if 04 7 36 24,3 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 0118 102 68.9 01 AL SWIFT - DEM A. YOUNG - DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST P05 1-VOTE ONE 0?-1 4 2.6 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 0.22 81 53.3 01 PAT FISKE - REP 0 3 67 44.1 02 ASTRID D-A-HL - O'EP STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE POSN % ---RK- 02.4 33 22«3 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM a-2=.5 0 - .0 TdMM SPANOS - LIB 056 37 � 8� 2 - MOVER-K t-UND$ifI ST - REP OZ7 59 39■9 01 CHUCK FOX - DEN ---C-O o S . A T- NY - REP -VOTE ONE POSN COUNT % RK - (Y40 127 100. 01 DAVID So MC EACHRAN - REP PO SN COUNT % RK - 75 4160—■ v-1 POSH COUNT % RK 046 71 100, 01 PGc-N COUNT % -RK 048 75 1000 01 POSN COUNT % RK' 050 102 100. 01 POSN COUNT % RK O S2 TE 100, 01 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P VERNON He PEARSO-N APPEALS CT JUDGE DI V 1 DIST 3 N/P WARD WILLIAMS W .- DIST` I N/P DAVID E. RHEA, JR. WHATCOM CO. DIST■ CT. JUDGE POS 2 N/P EDWARn G 5 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P R9-B-EfZT-fa-BF(AE-HT-EN-SAC-H STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P EWNT �% R K 044 T8 100■ 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD 9:16 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 098 CRESCENT 4 PAGE 1 -� PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 14, 1982 -WHATCOM COUNTY s WASHINGTON 44 26.8 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT L64- - - -RE-G IS TRAT ION U . S-. SSA TO R _ VOff-C—FOR IAtE POSN COUNT % RK 0/07 26 66.7 01K HENRY M. JACKSON - DEM Q" CHRISTOOHER REMPLE -- S�OC WRKR 009 1 -2.6 04 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND w10 0 .0 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM �03a WTLEI- {3EM.. 00 012 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 013 0 .0 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP 0 4 1 2-.6- 0-4 LARRY PENBERTHY - REP 015 1 2,6 04 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 0k0 2 5 1208 02 DOUG JEWETT - REP 0 0- 3 O - . O. - - -P-A Tf�-I G K S EA N MC -COWAN - R-E P 0.04 1 2.6 04 CLARICE -(TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 005 1 -2.6 04 JOHN "HUGO'FRYE" PATRIC - DEM —0" 5,1 0 3 K EM--TAL-B-&T-T - R E r.' 016 BUNT 6 % 14,6 RK 02K 01 7 34 82■9 01 S--- 1 2.4 -03 T1% RK 012.2 3 -7,5 03K 023 22 55.0 01 15 37a5 02 mid -Eftf37 O"26 17 40.5 01K 0R-7 0 - .0 70�5 8 19.0 03 POSN COUNT % RK 04-0 36 100. 01 POSN COUNT % RK �----------- 0 4-2 REP. IN CONGRESS-DI,ST 2-VOTE FOR ONE JOAN HOUCHEN - REP AL SWIFT - DEM - - Z-EL-L---A.--Y&L%G - feM- STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE DEAN BRITTAIN = LIB PAT FISKE - REP ASTRI-D 0,AHL - DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN -,DEM TOMM SPANOS - LIB HOMER -K -LUNf)QH-I ST REc, CHUCK FOX - DEM WHAT-C-OM CO -a PR-eS. ATTsl-Y -- R-EP-VOTE ONE DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P ROBERf . R-ACHTEN-B*C-i-I POSN COUNT % RK 046 2-2- 100. 0-1 - POSN COUNT % RK 048 24 100. 01 POSN COUNT % RK 050 26 100. 01 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P VE-RNON R. PEAR -SON APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P WARD WILLIAMS it iltil�� sywc 7 L� 1ci WHATCOM-GG.---8ISrT rT �.T s.. POSN COUNT % RK -4-52 - - Z{r-1" 03 DAVID E. RHEA, JR. WHATCOM EDW CO. DIST. CT, JUDGE POS 2 N/P 1 ff ti COUNT kK 044 23 100. 01 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE --POS 2 N/P CHARLES F. STAFFORD 'r 10:25 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 122 GLENHAVEN PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 WHATCOY. COUNTY9 WASHINGTON 34 25.6 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT --RE43,1S-1 RA-T3$tt V10Tf -F`DR- NE -- PAGE 1 POSN COUNT % RK 0+48 16 51.6 01K HENRY M. JACKSON - DEM 0-09 3:E 35 HRF-STOPHER REMPLE - SOC WRKR 010 2 6.5 04 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND 0-11 0 .0 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM -8'1 2 6.5 0ii lttkf-iAE- D Ail I5-3E 0,13 2 6.5 04 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 011'4 0 - .0 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP 015 ., 0.7 ^F MARRY PENBERTHY - REP OW2 3 9.7 02 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 0.03 0 .0 DOUG JEWETT - REP 0-0-4- 0 :$ PATQI CK SEAN MC GOWAN - -ctP 00'5 0 .0 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 0.06 0 .0 JOHN 11HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM 0 KFN TALBOTT REP 685 REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST• 2-VOTE FOR ONE UNT r* RK 017 6 19.4 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP Oi8 22 71.0 01 AL SWIFT - DEM '6 3 9-a -0-3 ZELL -A. YOUNG - DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE PO SN NTH- RK 022 6 19.4 02K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 02.3 6 19.4 02 PAT FISKE - REP i9 61.3 01 ASTRID DAHL - DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE —f6bWT---%---RK OZ6 7 21.9 02K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM 09-7 4 12.5 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB 24-6-1-8:B 03 H&MER K. LUN-DCtUIST - REP OZ5 15 46.9 01 CHUCK FOX - DEM "�HATCOM CO. PROS. ATTNY - REP -VOTE ONE POSN COUNT % RK 004.0 21 100. 01 DAVID-S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P -� POSN COUNT % RK RDBERi-T: i3RAC+fTE-NBA£-H i4 iB0: 8i STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P PO S-N COUNT RK 044 16 100. 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD POSN COUNT % RK 046 -- I5 10-0 ■ 01 POSN COUNT',—Ri(-- 048 14 100. 01 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P VERNON R. PEAR -SON APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P WARD WILLIAMS "t -HHATc-o*--C-G-DI&T-- 4w-4UD' S 1 N/P W POSN COUNT % RK �P 050 16 100. 01 DAVID E. RHEA, JR. w WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT, JUDGE POS 2 N/P POSN COUNT % RK v 052 is 1000 a]; EDWARD B. ROSS ] 3 °o 0 N 10:28 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 123 LAKE PAGE 1 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 14Y 1982 - - BHATC -. -WASHI NGT N 30 29.7 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT lei- REGISTRATT-NI Us S. SEiNATOR - VOTE FOR ONE POSN COUNT % RK (Y09 19 7301 O1K HENRY -M. JACKSON - DEM CHRISTOPHER REMPLE - SOC WRKR f 0'll 1 3.8 04 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND 012 0 ■0 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM }--- WILLIAM HARLEY DAVI-S - DEM 014 0 .0 JAMES SHER'WOOD STOKES - DEM 0115 0 .0 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP "2 0 .0 LA+RRY PEN-SERTHY - REP 0.03 1 3.8 04 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 00.4 2 7.7 02 DOUG JEWETT -:REP i' 005 0 ■0 -P-ATRI-CK--SEAN HC GOWAN - REP 00-6 0 .0 :CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 007 0 .0 JOHN "HUGO FRYER' PATRIC - DEM 448- 2 T-07--ii-2 KEN TALB TT - REP REP, IN CONGRESS--DIST 2--VOTE FOR ONE -PO-S-N- C-OUNT 7- R K 018 5 17.2 02K JOAN HOUCHEN - REP Or16 22 75.9 01 AL SWIFT - DEM - o i -7- 2 -b; d` 03 ZEL- L A-. Y-$ii*G - ❑ E M L�_ STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE CST % RK 023 3 11.1 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB - 0`21 12 44■4 01 PAT FISKE - REP 2 __12 4*4 01 ASTRID DA+iL - DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE PeSN $UNT- ---%—l:�K - - - 02 7 2 7.1 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM - 02-4 2 7.1 03� OO'M`�Mry SyPANO�S��n- LIB nZ 1 39 /3-�G--- 'T p�� -�'^CTS R 1--Lu?+ _Gu 1 ST "—RE - — OZ6 13 46.4 01 CHUCK FOX - DEM PO-SN COUNT % RK 040 22 100. 01 l,= 'l POSN COUNT % RK - rTeem ee,--PROS. AREP Vr.TSB DAVID -S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 NIP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 NIP POSN COUNT % RK 046 15 100. 01 V-ERNON R. PEAR -SUN I3 APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 NIP POSN COUNT % Rig 3 048 13 100, 01 WARD WILLIAMS 0 WHAT-COM CO. al -&Ts C-T-w-.3[iD-GE P£S 1 N/-D POSN COUNT % RK 050 16 100-. 01 DAVID E. RHEA, JR. o WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT. JUDGE POS 2 N/P POSN COUNT % RK ^ V 052 16 1(?$ .- 9 3 E DWARO-8: R O-S S STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 NIP 044 15 100. 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD 10:50 PRECINCT REPORT FOR 169 VALLEY PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 149 1982 WHATCOM COUNTY, WASH INGTON 118 25.1 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 4T0 RESISTRAT-ION PAGE 1 POSN COUNT % RK 046 5T 100. 01 P0S1N---C UtM %-- R - 048 59 100. 01 F. - - A-T-OR --VOTf-f-OW-"E- PO SN COUNT % RK POSN COUNT % RK 002 65 58 6 01K HENRY -Me JACKSON - DEM 050 66 100■ 01 #Y03 0 a .0 CHRISTOPH€R REMPLE - S-OC WikKR W0+4 6 5.4 05 KING LYSEN - INDEP CAND Dos 1 .9 07 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEN POSN .00-6 0 .0 WTL—L-IA"ARL-E�vV'15 - VE-M 0,0T 0 .0 JAMES SHERWOOD STOKES - DEM 008 1 .9 07 C. E. (ED) STITES -REP 0 9 -11 -9.9 03 LARRY--PE"-ERT"Y - REP - -- - 0t10 11 -9.9 03 JESSE CHIANG - INDEP CAND 0'll 13 11.7 02 DOUG JEWETT - REP € ATRICK - SE-Atl MC G"-AN - REP 013 1 .9 07 CLARICE (TOPS) PRIVETTE - REP 014 0 .0 JOHN '$HUGO FRYE" PATRIC - DEM --KEN -TAL OTT�EP - - !,-a 06- REP■ IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE POFN 0/111-16 36 --% 32.4 RK 02K _. JOAN HOUCHEN - REP 017 70 63.1 01 AL SWIFT - DEM 0l. 8 -5--4-o5- 03 YOUNG -- DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE -PO-SN COUNT "K 0i21 11 1-0.3 03K DEAN BRITTAIN - LIB 022 56 52.3 01 PAT FISKE - REP 023 ASTRID DAHL - DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE Pp-S ---00 NT % RK 025 21 19.1 03K PATRICK R. (PAT) MCMULLEN - DEM 026 6 5,5 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB "ti7 HOMER Kii tUNOQUIST - REP 024 37 33,6 02 CHUCK FOX - DEM -- 1�HATCl3l4 CO, -PFt(3S,-A !'.- - REP-VBT-E ONE -- PO-SN COUNT % RK 044.0 91 100. 01 DAVID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P POSN COUNT % RK -ROBERT-+. -Bf ACHTEN *614 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P POSN 618UNT—.RK — 044 59 100, 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 3 N/P VERNON R. PEARSON APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P WARD WILLIAMS WHATCOM COu DISC c-Ta DAVID E. RHEA, JR. WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT. 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I/ yE5 srcf-. crvYSas' ooO. i TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS I , r I 4 VOTING IN PRECINCT THE _DAY OF S E P 7- • '9 g� [ IEsS" 78 79 80 s 57 58 59 60 i61 62 0 •64 65 66 67 68 . 69 70 71 72 J73 74 75 76 77 Ij VOTE OF EACH CANDIDATE 1t1 �' V1 � K 0` h' T ll) IC Op i J n IU q q b w Total Votes Majority Plurality i Received Received Received 257 yy /`d 31.5( 30.53 21 . S?_ 39 SS GS sa'i 3(e 47 kW #7 3S. 37 O;z' 26 '/7- l7 29.-.3y SrR0:3`1-37.srs-7A 7 v1 4(°. _ 60 39fy�,3 t I a7 W, - /6 1`l , 37 35 S+ GS SS 33 Yy -3 5Y 3937St1 2s 46 23 2°! i Z3 3s'ss II yy 37 , 5--T 7& W 3e 37 S7 Z6 141W ' 7o R7 S/ qL 76 91 '/oSS yS9 SS . 2v -71 i0 37 s s-,V 'f 37 5g 76 �S 3i Sly G9 79 ; yC y-r, 7a 7Y.71 S/ . 47 SVAUX 'T40JC4 ST • 9r 3 19 y �vy �( 33113 33 25 ;27 i3-Yf iIq I L G0 gS7.•3'$ 3� I 6p_y1 ya 444p- E 33! 4773 - I 1 1 I RECORD OF VOTE CAST AT THE ELECTION HELD IN WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON, ON s - - N _ 1 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 6 f 27 28 2 r i 1 9 30 31 32 3J 34 35 36 .37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 j 45 46 47 48 •49 50 51 52 : 53 54 55 36 NUMBER OF PRECINCT I 1 2 3 4 - _ n +a �3 v ° 3 3 '� M 4� L TITLE I Z -+ L. V ` y F- V 4•! Q_ }.: �- i+ {� >! i•` 1� I a. 4 OF II S J U s Y u! 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It- I►y .?3 ,ST 1 �i�_! 5 - s1.s �3sd 76.a1o_LF '8� 3s 76 9y. n"3_�y I --d iyvFJV scl1. Asa es I 3b 62 S6 SI AS m p3 137 i �. soNos__*25o, 000 —� _ _NQ 3 42 3o I4 7x 93 yb 4* o/sr A/.. $ YES K i T ROBERTs Pr• P, Al.. 1 YE-5 i - xcess LEVY $,otooA Hro._ //a M/. PrR DIST. YES rctzs [st•r �V.�;s97. .. - Np �—_ •-•.il—_.•- -•• � - l—•---'�--• I ��_ '38-�___-. � I zc v7sr A'.. 1S yes .0. 130MDS �ro ooe.--- I,I-- - - /vn arGR visr, Al.. /S I ec. CEVY bee__-- II ND =wC,t p�57• N.. eC II .- isG S ----- - -- ...-._.—�_. r --- � -^ 3L<[. la'VY 0.7gom. I' /v0 --Y `^�-�� _. � ��•--•_:_— --- ? • e. ro n.� � .i vcc � , j � or-- GavY�?S�o00. d/D F TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS VOTING IN PRECINCT I 1 I I I ! i , I R0 let bG GI 37 n;fG 4r. Isl 3� Ifs16.4`l'qw; 10 49 116 63157 30 /7 !SS 3�j1 6Y sy Al9 w /3-y3 ,4 I I fat I Or 31 lm I • ; , I 35'i39 � I tsg , ;p 40 15' AS , ' � 1 70 +7 93 _ I ' j , r � I i -r- T I � W i 29 1 I I I I I I THE—! <r _ .- -- DAY OF i." 58 159 : 60 61 62 63 64 ; 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 17 3 74 175 76 177 78 + 79 -. 60 -- --` - -- ` - - -- ---- -- - K n n 2 Y y y IV JI VOTE OF EACH CANDIDATE .10 0 i 0 4 o 0 u 9] C Q O tl N ill 41 `� Q I r Total Votes + I Majority ' Plurality —fly— Received i Received Received yr 2O, 13 ,t7,4l 2q t3 *7 AS37 39' 4s, U 53 .lg Sq b517 H7 ,169 5-02 I 06 7 1646Q - 1.•!.$7 at lrx7 4,Z 27.11 Sc.037_Y6 LIT.IR 51 - . 3.AI ,13-.�Tlt4 R1 :13'f7-9Ag0,41 Af* A47.�c s7�96 Iq 4R--._ Ibi� — !, 6313 Ns-1. 67-y;!..._.: s 17 _le- 40 43 AW 14 ,61 037.41 6(•10057 ao 59,85- 1$ 37 �015 i -7�4.3 54Y 1.77R/_i! 1 ! �—" 9 20 17 3`/ �Fd 31'm 6s133 L17 47 SS Ioa 69 35 66 la2 R6 i53 f- r-3_►1 —7- 00 4y 697153a/`0 R1'y-193 ofar l� 3�706 S� '7ss0 i � T• j 21 13 45 11 qs- t irg + I. ful_ 37-S NC l fly.-- ---- -- I 17 l 71 1,141 —10 1 IL - - -- - ---- • - -- - -� - } - I a f 43 - 1 y S ------t'- - ' f Cry I --r --- -_ -4, .0 IH b 14 :4 a4 �s WHATCOM COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE P.O. Box 398 Bellingham, WA 98225 JOAN OGDEN, Auditor Phone 676 - 6740 OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION HELD IN WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON ON TUESDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1982. Office of the Auditor of Whatcom County, Washington Bellingham, Washington September 24., 1982 Pursuant to a notice given by Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, Washington, we the undersigned Will"Roehl., Chairman of the County Council of said County and David S. Mc Eachran, Prosecuting Attorney of said County, now meet at the County seat of said County on the 24th day of September, 1982 for the purpose of canvassing the votes cast in all of the voting precincts of said County at the Primary Election and Special Election which was held in said County on Tuesday, the 14th day of September, 1982, the absentee votes numbering 977 having_ heretofore on September 14 and September. 21, 1982 been opened and added to the figures. Joan Ogden, County Auditor as aforesaid, now makes oath as follows: OATH OF AUDITOR STATE OF WASHINGTON) ) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) I, Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, State of Washington do sol:emnly swear that the returns purporting to be the election returns of all the precincts in Whatcom County, Washington, have been in no wise altered by additions or erasures, and that they are the same as when I received them, except that the votes of the absentee voters have been added, SO HELP ME GOD. V&t'14i Qf Wh tcom County uditor q;'rieed and sworn to before me this 24th day of September, 1982. q 1t i. • . ill s�G Ch irman, Whatcom County Council Immediately after the oath by the County Auditor, the said Will Roehl, and David S. Mc Eachran proceed as a Canvassing Board in and for said Whatcom County to canvass the votes cast in all of the voting precincts in said County on Tuesday the 14th day of September, 1982. The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein and recorded in Volume 6, Elections Records. Chairman, Whatcom County- Council County Prosecdtincq £oxney Q-0&� f J County Auditor OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE PRIMARY AND SPECIAL ELECTION HELD IN WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1982: CERTIFICATE OF CANVASSING BOARD STATE OF WASHINGTON) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) The undersigned, being the officers designated by the law and constituting the Canvassing Board in and for the County of Whatcom, State of Washington, hereby certify that the foregoing pages in Whatcom County Record of Votes Cast, Volume 6, are a true and correct canvass of the votes, except as modified by the votes of absentee voters, polled in Whatcom County, State of Washington, at the Primary and Special Election held in the several precincts of said County on the second Tuesday, being the 14th day of September, 1982, as taken from the official returns. That said statement and returns contain the names of all of the contestants voted for at the said Primary and Special Election, together with the title of the office sought and the number of votes received by each candidiate and each proposition. That the total number of registered voters in all of the voting precincts of Whatcom County was 54,396 and the number voting was 15,705. Witness our hand and official seal this 24th day of September, 1982. Chairman, Whatcom County Council Whatcom County Prosecuting Attorney Wha cam County Miditor CUMULATIVE REPORT _ 163 PRECINCTS PROCESSED PAGE 1 PRIMARY ELECTION SEPTEMBER 14s 1982 �A-T 0 T- -CD UNTY VA'SH I N UTDNW` --- x 15705 28.9 BALLOTS PROCESSED/TURNOUT 54396 REGISTRATION U.-S. SENATOR - VOTE FOR ONE C1f+fiT "� -RK- - - -- -- 002 8885 63.0 01 HENRY M. JACKSON - DEM L 00.3 143 1.0 09 CHRISTOPHER REMPLE - SOC WRKR - ------ iff*---CYS�E--tt -I NDf €--C-A N — g 0025 79. .6 13 ARTHUR BAUDER - DEM 006 115 8,8 11 WILLIAM HARLEY DAVIS - DEM ` YG-7----__1725 - ��AME-S-SHERWGOD--S-T0KE-S------DEM 008 173 -1,2 08 C. E. (ED) STITES - REP {� 00,9 1024 7•.3 03 LARRY PENBERTHY - REP - . ko-1-1'0-7- 7.8 02 jES-Sc-hi-AN6--l-NDEF-C-AND- _.. all 969 6.9 04 DOUG JEWETT - REP 012 271 1.9 07 PATRICK SEAN MC COWAN - REP �rr5 4- 014 92 ' .7 12 JOHN "HUGO FRYE" PATR IC - DEM t. 0°15 468 -3.3 06 KEN TALBOTT - REP REP. IN CONGRESS-DIST 2-VOTE FOR ONE PO SN COUNT % RK 2-7--28i-Er-0-a --�[3'�N-HoUC-HEN RE-P— • --- G17 9208 65.3 01 AL SWIFT - DEM 018 863 -6.1 03 ZELL A, YOUNG - DEM STATE REP, 40TH DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE �- PO SN COUNT % RK 2 �-�-15-7- --fig {33 ----DEAN -. bR-IT-Tx;-1-�TL-i — 02 2 1426 44.3 02 PAT FISKE - REP t• 02,3 1637 50.8 01 ASTRID DAHL .- DEM STATE REP. 40TH DIST POS 2-VOTE ONE • POSN COUNT % RK N- o-2-03 P ATR-1-CK--R-,-fP*T4- MCMULLEN--- ��a--- - - - - 02-5 116 3.5 04 TOMM SPANOS - LIB 036 1290 38.5. 02 HOMER K. LUNDQUIST - REP 7 -- - i44i 4310F$x--- -D EM-- STATE SENATOR 42ND DIST — VOTE ONE --- 1 029 T813 71.4 01 H. A, "BARNEY" GOLTZ - DEM 030 3122 28.6 02 KIRBY L, BOWSER - REP i CUMULATIVE REPORT - 163 PRECINCTS PROCESSED PAGE 2 STATE REP., 42ND DIST POS 1-VOTE ONE WILLIAM� L. MC CORD - LIB 031 410 3.7 04 DENNIS BRADDOCK - DEM 032 4889 43.8 01 034 2156 1-9.3 03 POSN COUNT % RK 035 613 -5.6 03 6-6-3-3-3:5-0 z-- "-7 6668 60.9 01 -RI-CH�ftD�: t305-�1k1�i-=�#� HUGH POTTLE - REP . DEANN PULLAR - LIB JOHN-'F-.-HUVMEL-i JR-. -D - ROGER L■ VAN DYKEN - REP A-T-f1' Y REP-V$TE POSN COUNT % RK 0'4.0 11312 100. 01 DAV ID S. MC EACHRAN - REP STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 1 N/P POSN COUNT % RK ' f�-,-(l Bf R FF: BR AC-i-FT EN BSI+ 04 STATE SUPREME CT JUDGE - POS 2 N/P r- 0UNT- %% R - f 04 4 7258 100, 01 CHARLES F. STAFFORD c. - Ai UP€tEif� C-T- J---rvS_ - Y POSN COUNT % RK 046 6764 100. 01 VERNON R. PE AFiSON APPEALS CT JUDGE DIV 1 DIST 3 N/P POSH COUNT % RK • r--ti'4F8�'��75`r e-�i3tL� WHATCOM CO. DIST. CT: JUDGE _POS 1 N/P oso 8967 100. 01 DAVID E. RHEA, JR, f j HA_T-eOM---e �ST��UBGrE POSN COUNT % RK 052 7580 100. 01 EDWARD B. ROSS - CITY OF BIHAM PROP 1 LIBRARY GO BONDS $39300v000 rPOFN COUNT--%--RK 060 4773 64.8 01 BONDS, YES 062 2595 3542 02 BONDS, NO LYNDEN SD 504 GO BONDS $2509000 PUR H5 l PO SN COUNT % RK 065 527 30e7 02 BONDS9 NO 0 . -- - - -- . CUMULATIVE REPORT — 163 PRECINCTS PROCESSED. 'PAGE 3 FIRE DIST #8 PROP 1 LEVY — LIFT LID l.- 066 414 74.6 01 YES 068 141 25.4 02 NO PT ROBERTS PARK & REC DIST #1 . r PROP 1 EXCESS LEVY APPRX $20*000 M 0 ~ 4 06 9 43 76.8 01 LEVY, YES G71 13 23.2 02 LEVY, NO NORTHWEST PARK & REC DIST #2 PROP 1 EXCESS LEVY APPROX'$421,599 — 0,72 269 48.0 02 LEVY, YES -- -� 0174 292 52.0 01 LEVY, NO FIRE DIST #15 GO BONDS $110 9000 POSN -COUNT % RK 081 71 32.9 02 BONDS, NO - - 3fiCR-f?-IsT—#�-5—�E-EA L L E 1F $ 2 f}i-0 4�— PO:SN COUNT % RK O8-6 83 46.9 02 LEVY, YES SEWER DIST #2 SPECIAL- LEVY $209000 tYSi�!`-C`fl�isY — -- - �- 092 69 42.9 02 ----- --�- -- �_� LEVYs YES 094 92 57.1 01 LEVY, NO POSN COUNT % RK WATER DIST #11 SPECIAL LEVY $25,000 ' 7— 14-33.3-02--- --E-i Y-a- .Y.F-S.. — - - - ---- 099 28 66.7 01 LEVY, NO WHATCOM COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE P.O. Box 398 JOAN OGDEN, Auditor Bellingham, WA 98225 Phone 676- 6740 OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE SPECIAL ELECTION HELD ON THE 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1982, FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN THE CITY OF BELLINGHAM THE PROPOSITION TO ISSUE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS hN THE PRINCIPAL SUM OF NOT TO EXCEED $3,300,000, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACQUIRING AN AUTOMATED'CIRCULATION SYSTEM AND EXPANDING AND IMPROVING THE BELLINGHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM AND ITS PARKING FACILITIES. Office of, the Auditor of Whatcom County Bellingham, Washington September 24, 1982 Pursuant to a notice given by Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, Washington, we the undersigned, Will Roehl, Chairman of the County Council of said County and David S. Mc EAchran, Prosecuting Attorney of said County, now meet with Joan Ogden, County Auditor of said County, at the County seat of said County on the 24th day of September, 1982 for the purpose of canvassing the votes cast in the City of . Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington at the Special Election held on Tuesday, September 14, 1982, as shown on the poll books. Joan Ogden, County Auditor as aforesaid, now makes oath as follows: OATH OF AUDITOR STATE OF WASHINGTON) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM } I, Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, State of Washington, do solemnly swear that the returns purporting to be the election returns of the City of Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington have been in no wise altered by additions or erasures, and that they are the same as when I received them, except that the votes of the absentee voters have been added, SO HELP ME GOD. Auditor of at rh County, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day"b4i-�6ptember, 1982. Immediately after the oath by the County Auditor, the said Joan Ogden, Will Roehl and David S. Mc Eachran proceeded as a Canvassing Board in and for said City of Bellingham, Whatcom County to canvass the votes cast in the voting precincts of said City of Bellingham, Whatcom County on Tuesday, the 14th day of September, 1982. The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein and recorded in Volume 6 of Elections Records. CERTIFICATE OF CANVASSING BOARD STATE OF WASHINGTON ) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) The undersigned, being the officers designated by the law and constituting the Canvassing Board in and for the City of Bellingham, Whatcom County, State of Washington, having met for the purpose of canvassing the votes concerning the following proposition: TURN OVER FOR NEXT PAGE VOTE ALL PAGES TO CONTINUE YOUR VOTING GO TO NEXT PAGE Page 4 September 14, 1982 Whatcom County, Washington CITY OF BELLINGHAM 4,773 Special Election - Proposition No. I Bonds,ccWnn Submitted by City of Bellingham YES - 0 GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, $3,300,000 Shall the City of Bellingham, Washington issue its ? 593 general obligation bonds in the principal sum of not Ponds, to exceed $3,300,000, maturing from 2 to 20 years from the date of issue and payable both principal and NO - 62 0 interest ,out of annual tax levies in excess of regular tax levies, for the purpose of acquiring an automated circulation system and expanding and improving the Bellingham Public Library system and its parking facili- ties, all as provided in Resolution No. 76-19827 Passed 64.80-o CITY OF BELLINGHAM SPECIAL ELECTION - PROPOSITION NO. 1 Submitted by City of Bellingham GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, $3,300,000 Shall the City of Bellingham, Washington issue its general obligation bonds in the principal sum of not to exceed $3,300,000, maturing from 2 to 20 years from the date of issue and payable both principal and interest out of annual tax levies in excess of regular tax levies, for the purpose of acquiring an automated circulation system and expanding and improving the Bellingham Public Library system and its parking facil- ities, all as provided in Resolution No. 76-1982? BONDS, YES BONDS, NO The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein as follows and as recordedin Election Records, Volume 6. Number Persons Voting Last General Election: 11,240 40% Needed to validate: 4,496 Proposition No. 1 Total Votes Cast 7,368 Total YES 4,773 Total NO 2,595 Passed 64.8% We the undersigned, do hereby declare that said statement and returns contain the number of votes cast for and against the foregoing proposition at said election, and that the absentee votes have been added thereto; said election held on the 14th day of September, 1982. Chairman, Whatcom County Council Prosecuting:Attorn6y g Vbatcom. County Auditor of Whatcom';Cou-rity _ WHATCOM COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE P.O. Box 398 Bellingham, WA 93225 JOAN OGDEN, Auditor Phone 676 - 6740 OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE SPECIAL ELECTION HELD ON THE 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1982 FOR THT PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN THE LYNDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT THE PROPOSITION TO ISSUE $250,000 OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PURCHASI14G THE SITE OF LYNDEN HIGH SCHOOL FROM THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. Office of the Auditor of Whatcom County Bellingham, Washington September 24, 1982. Pursuant to a notice given by Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, Washington, we the undersigned, Will Roehl., Chairman of the County Council of said County and David S. MC Eachran, Prosecuting Attorney of said County, now meet with Joan Ogden, County Auditor of said County, at the County seat of said County on the 24th day of September, 1982 for the purpose of canvassing the votes cast in the Lynden School. District No. 504, Whatcom County,'Washington at the Special Election he.Id on Tuesday, September, 14, 1982, as shown on the poll books. Joan Ogden, County Auditor as aforesaid, now makes oath as follows: OATH OF AUDITOR STATE OF WASHINGTON) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) 1, Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, State of Washington, do solemnly swear that the returns purporting to be the election returns of Lynden School District No. 504, Whatcom County, Washington have been in no wise altered by additions or erasures, and that they are the same as when I received them, except that the votes of the absentee voters have been added, SO HELP ME GOD. �r�-t-f-t) c , Auditor of Tjfiatcom County Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of.September, 1982.- Immediately after the oath by the County Auditor, the said Joan Ogden, Will Roehi and David S. Mc Eachran proceeded as a Canvassing Board in and for said Lynden School District No. 504 to canvass the votes cast in the voting precincts of said Lynden School District No. 504, Whatcom County on Tuesday, the 14th day of September, 1982. The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein and recorded in Volume 6 of Elections Records. CERTIFICATE OF CANVASSING BOARD STATE OF WASHINGTON ) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) The undersigned, being the officers designated by the law and constituting the Canvassing --Board zri and for Ly-nden School District No. 504, Whatcom County, State of Washington, having met for the purpose of canvassing the votes concerning the following proposition: LYNDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 504 SPECIAL ELECTION - PROPOSITION NO. 1 Submitted by School District No. 504 GENERAL 'OBLIGATION BONDS - $250,000 For the purpose of purchasing the site of Lynden High School from the State of Washington, shall Lynden School District No. 504 issue $2.50,000 of general obligation bonds payable, both principal and interest out of annual tax le✓ies in excess of regular property tax levies and maturing within 5 years from date of issue, all as provided in Reso- lution No. 6-82 of the district? BONDS, YES / BONDS, NO I % The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein as follows and as•recorded in Election Records, Volume 6. Number Persons Voting Last General Election 2,278 40% Needed to Validate: 912 Proposition No. 1 Total Votes Cast: 1,715 TOTAL YES 1,188 TOTAL NO 527 Passed 69.3% We, the undersigned, do hereby declare that said statement and returns contain the number of votes cast for and against the foregoing proposition at said election, and that the absentee votes have been added thereto; said election held on the 14th day of September., 1982. airman, Whatcom County Counc Prosecuting Attorney f ghatcom County Auditor qS Whatcom County WHATCOM COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE P.O. Box 398 Bellingham, WA 98225 JOAN OGDEN, Auditor Phone 676 - 6740 OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE SPECIAL ELECTION HELD ON THE 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1982 FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 8, WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTOON THE PROPOSITION TO RESTORE ITS REGULAR PROPERTY TAX LEVY TO $1.00 PER THOUSAND DOLLARS OF ASSESSED VALUE AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 15, WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON THE PROPOSITION TO ISSUE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $110,000 FOR THE PURPOSE OF PURCHASING A PUMPER TRUCK AND OTHER RELATED FIRE FIGHTING APPARATUS. Office of the Auditor of Whatcom County Bellingham, Washington September 24, 1982 Pursuant to a notice given by Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, Washington, we the undersigned, Will Roehl, Chairman of the County Council of said County and DAvid S. Mc Eachran, Prosecuting 1.ttorney of said County, now meet with Joan Ogden, County Auditor of said County, at the County seat of said County on the 24th day of September, 1982 for the purpose of canvassing the votes cast in Fire Protection District No. 8, Whatcom County, Washington and Fire Protection District No. 15, Whatcom County, Washington at the Special Election held on Tuesday, September 14, 1982, as shown on the poll books.- Joan Ogden, County Auditor, as aforesaid, now makes oath as follows: STATE OF WASHINGTON ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM OATH OF AUDITOR I, Joan Ogden, 'County Auditor of Whatcom Comity, State of Washington, do solemnly swear that the returns purporting to be the election returns of Fire Protection District No. 8, Whatcom County, Washington and Fire Protection District No. 15, Whatcom County, Washintton have been in no wise altered by additions or erasures, and that they are the same as when I received them, except that the votes of the absentee voters have been added, SO HELP ME GOD. Q" -,x- "e-, A itor of hatcom County Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of September, 1982. Immediately after the oath by the County Auditor, the said Joan Ogden, Will Roehl and David S. Mc EAchran proceeded as a Canvassing Board in and for said Fire Protection District No. 8 and Fire Protection District No. 15 to canvass the votes cast in the voting precincts of said Fire Protection District No. 8 and Fire Protection District No. 15, Whatcom County on Tuesday, the 14th day of September, 1982. The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein and recordedin Volume 6 of Election Records. CERTIFICATE OF CANVASSING BOARD STATE OF WASHINGTON) ) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) The undersigned, being the officers designated by the law and constituting the Canvassing Board in and for Fire Protection District No. 8, Whatcom County and Fire Protection District No. 15, Whatcom County, having met for the purpose of canvassing the votes concerning the following propositions: (2) FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 8 SPECIAL ELECTION - PROPOSITION NO. 1 Submitted by Fire Protection District No. 8 AUTHORIZING PROPERTY TAX LEVY Shall Whatcom County Fire Protection District No. 8 be authorized to restore its regular property tax levy to $1.00 per thousand dollars of assessed value? (this shall not be construed to authorize an excess levy and shall be subject to otherwise applicable statutory limits). YES NO The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein as follows and as recorded in Election Records, Volume 6. Proposition No. 1 Total Votes Cast 555 Total YES 414 Total NO 141 Passed 74.6% FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 15 SPECIAL ELECTION - PROPOSITION NO. 1 Submitted by Fire Protection District No. 15 GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS $110,000 Shall Fire Protection District No. 15 Whatcom County Washington issue general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $110,000, to mature in from two to ten years from date of issue, to bear interest not to exceed 13% per annum, and to be payable from annual property tax levies to be made in excess of the regular property tax levy for the purpose of purchasing a pumper truck and other related fire fighting apparatus, as provided in Resolution No. 26 of the District? BONDS, YES /-7 BONDS, NO / / The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein as follows and as recorded in Election Records, Volume 6. Number Persons Voting Last General Election: 199 40% Needed to Validate: 80 Proposition No. 1 Total Votes Cast 216 Total BONDS YES 145 Total BONDS NO 71 Passed 67.1% Fire Prot. Dist. 8 Fire Prot. Dist. 15 (3) We, the undersigned, do hereby declare that said statement and returns contain the number of votes cast for and against the foregoing propositions at said election, and that the absentee votes have been added thereto; said election held on the 14th day of September, 1982. Chairman, Whatcom County Council Prosecuting Attorney(ot Whatcom County Aoitor of Yhatcbm County WHATCOM COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE RO gox 398 JOAN OGDEN, Auditor Bellingham, WA 98225 Phone 676 - 6740 OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE SPECIAL ELECTION HELD ON THE 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1982 FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN WATER DISTRICT NO. 11, WHATCOM COUNTY WASHINGTON THE PROPOSITION TO LEVY AN ADDITIONAL TAX OF $1.25 PER $1,000 OF ASSESSED VALUE IN THE DISTRICT FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING APPROXIMATELY $25,000 AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN WATER DISTRICT NO. 15, WHATCOM COUNTY WASHINGTON THE PROPOSITION TO LEVZ'. AN ADDITIONAL TAX OF APPROXIMATELY $2.00 PER $1,000 OF ASSESSED VALUE IN THE DISTRICT FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING $20,000 FOR DEVELOPING AND CARRYING OUT THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR A WATER SYSTEM AND A SEWER SYSTEM AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN SEWER DISTRICT NO. 2, WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON THE PROPOSITION TO LEVY AN -ADDITIONAL TAX OF APPROXIMATELY $2,00 PER $1,000 OF ASSESSED VALUE IN THE DISTRICT FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING'$201000 FOR DEVELOPING AND CARRYING OUT THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR A WATER SYSTEM AND FOR A SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM. Office of the Auditor of Whatcom County Bellingham, Washington September 24, 1982 Pursuant to a notice given by Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, Washington, we the undersigned, Will Roehl, Chairmaii of the County Council of said County and David S. Mc Eachran, Prosecuting Attorney of said County, now meet with Joan Ogden, County Auditor of said County, at the County seat of said County on the 24th day of September, I.982 for the purpose of canvassing the votes cast in Water District No. 11, Whatcom County, Washington, Water District No. 15, Whatcom County, Washington and Sewer District No. 2, Whatcom County, Washington at the Special Election held on Tuesday, September 14, 1982, as shown on the poll books. Joan Ogden, County Auditor, as aforesaid, now makes oath as follows; OATH OF AUDITOR STATE OF WASHINGTON) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) I, Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, State of Washington, do solemnly swear that the returns purporting to be the election returns of Water District No. 11, Whatcom County, Washington, Water District No. 15, Whatcom County, Washington and Sewer District No. 2, Whatcom County, Washington have been in no wise altered by additions or erasures, and -that they are the same as when I received them, except that the votes of the absentee voters have been added, SO HELP ME GOD. L,Auditor ofjWhatcom County Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of September, 1982 Immediately after the oath by the County Auditor, the said Joan Ogden, Will Roehl and David S. Mc Eachran proceeded as a Canvassing Board in and for said Water District No. 11, Whatcom County, Water District No. 15, Whatcom County and Sewer District No. 2, Whatcom County to canvass the votes cast in the voting precincts of said districts on Tuesday, the 14th day of September, 1982. Water 11 Water 15 Sewer 2 CERTIFICATE OF CANVASSING BOARD STATE OF WASHINGTON ) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) The undersigned, being the officers designated by the law and constituting the Canvassing Board in and for Water District No. 11, Whatcom County, Washington, Water District No. 15, Whatcom County, Washington and Sewer District No. 2, Whatcom County, Washington, having met for the purpose of canvassing the votes concerning the following propositions: WATER DISTRICT NO. 11 SPECIAL ELECTION - PROPOSITION NO. 1 Submitted by Water District No. 11 LEVY FOR GENERAL PURPOSE FUNDS Shall Water District No. 11 of Whatcom County, Washington levy for the calendar year of 1983 an additional tax of $1.25 per $1,000.00 of assessed value in the District for the purpose of providing approximately $25,000.00 of funds for developing and carrying out the General Purposes of said District to be levied in 1982 and collected in 1983, as more specifically provided in a resolution of the Commissioners of said District adopted the 22nd day of July, 1982? LEVY, YES LEVY, NO / The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein as follows and as recorded in Election Records, Volume 6. Number Persons Voting Last General Election 70 400 28 Proposition No. 1: Total Votes Cast 42 TOTAL LEVY, YES 14 33.30 TOTAL LEVY, NO 28 66.7% Levy Failed WATER DISTRICT NO. 15 SPECIAL ELECTION - PROPOSITION NO. 1 Submitted by Water District No. 15 LEVY FOR COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FUNDS Shall Water District No. 15 of Whatcom County, Washington levy for the calendar year 1983 an additional tax of approximately $2.00 per $1,000.'00 of assessed value in the District for the purpose of providing $20,000.00 of funds for developing and carrying out the Comprehensive Plan for a water system and for a sanitary sewer system in said District to be collected in the calendar year 1983 as more specifically provided in a resolution of the Commissioners of said District adopted the 27th day of July 1982? LEVY, YES Z% LEVY, NO The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein as follows and as recorded in Election Records, Volume 6. Water" 11 Water 15 Sewer 2 WATER DISTRICT NO. 15 Number Persons Voting Last General Election 177 40% 71 Proposition No. 1: % Total Votes Cast 177 TOTAL LEVY, YES 83 46.9% TOTAL LEVY, NO 94 53.1% Levy Failed SEWER DISTRICT NO. 2 SPECIAI, ELECTION - PROPOSITION NO. 1 Submitted by Sewer District No. 2 LEVY FOR COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FUNDS Shall Sewer District No. 2 of Whatcom County, Washington levy for the calendar year 1983 an additional tax of approximately $2.00 per $1,000.00 of assessed value in the District for the purpose of providing $20,000.00 of funds for developing and carrying out the Comprehensive Plan for a water system and for a sanitary sewer system in said District to be collected in the calendar year 1983 as more specifically provided in a resolution of the Commissioners of said District adopted the 27th day of July, 1982? The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein as follows and as recorded in Election Records, Volume 6. Number Persons Voting Last General Election 174 40% 70 Proposition No. 1 Total votes Cast: 161 % TOTAL LEVY YES 69 42.9% TOTAL LEVY, NO 92 57.1% Levy Failed We the undersigned, do hereby declare that said statement and returns contain the number of votes cast for and against the foregoing propositions at said election, held on the 14th day of September, 1982. Chairman, What 5 u ounty Counc atcom Coun WHATCOM COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE P.O. Box 398 JOAN OGDEN, Auditor Bellingham, DNA 98225 Phone 676 - 6740 OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE SPECIAL ELECTION HELD ON THE 14.TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1982 FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN NORTHWEST PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT NO. 2 THE PROPOSITION TO LEVY A TAX OF APPROXIMATELY $0.73 PER $1,000.00 TO PROVIDE APPROXIMATELY $421,599 FOR OPERATING AND CUMULATIVE RESERVE FUNDS. Office of the Auditor of Whatcom County Bellingham, Washington September 24, 1932 Pursuant to a notice given by Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, Washington, we the undersigned, Will Roehl, Chairman of the County Council of said County and David S. Mc Eachran, Prosecuting Attorney of said County, now meet with Joan Ogden, County Auditor of said County, at the County seat of said County on.the 24th day of September, 1982 for the purpose of canvassing the votes cast in Northwest. Park and Recreation District No. 2,-Whatcom County, Washington at the Special Election held on Tuesday, September 14, 1982, as shown on the poll books. Joan Ogden, County Auditor, as aforesaid, now makes oath as follows: OATH OF AUDITOR STATE OF WASHINGTON) ) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) I, Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, State of Washington, do solemnly swear that the returns purporting to be the election returns of Northwest Park & Recreation District No. 2, Whatcom County, Washington have been in no wise altered by additions or erasures, and that they are the same as when I received them, except that the votes of the absentee voters have been added, SO HELP ME GOD. uditor of WUatc:om V ount v Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of September, 1982. Immediately after the oath by the County Auditor, the said Joan Ogden, Will Roehl and David S. Mc Eachran proceeded as a Canvassing -Board 'in and for said Northwest Park & Recreaiton Dist. No. 2 to canvass tiie votes cast in the voting precincts of said district on Tuesday, the 14th day of .September, 1982. The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein and recorded in Volume 6 of Election Records. CERTIFICATE OF CANVASSING BOARD STATE OF WASHINGTON) ) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) The undersigned, being the officers designated by the law and constituting the Canvassing Board in and for Northwest Park and Rec- reation District No. 2, Whatcom County, Washington, having met for the purpose of canvassing the votes concerning the following proposition: N.W. PARK & RECREATION DISTRICT NO. 2 SPECIAL ELECTION - PROPOSITION NO. 1 SUBMITTED BY N.W. PARK & REC. DISTRICT NO. 2 Shall Northwest Park and Recreation District No. 2 of Whatcom County, Washington, levy an additional tax of approximately $0.73 per $1,000.00 to provide approximately $421,599 for operating and cumula- tive reserve funds, for said District for the period commencing January 1, 1983 and ending December 31, 1984, said tax to be levied in 1982 for collection in 1983 .upon all taxable property within the District, as more specifically provided for in Resolution 82-6 of the Board of Commissioners of said District, adopted July 20, 1982? LEVY, YES LEVY, NO The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein and recorded in Volume 6 of Election Records. Number Persons Voting Last General Election: 917 Proposition No. 1 Total Votes Cast TOTAL LEVY, YES TOTAL LEVY; NO Levy railed 561 269 48.0% 292 52.0% We the undersigned, do hereby declare that said statement and returns contain the number of votes cast for and against the foregoing propositions at said election, and that the absentee votes have been added thereto; said election held on the 14th day of September, 1982. Chairman, Whatcom County Counci OLD Prosecuting Gov juditor o .ornel o Wha `com County a tcom County WHATCOM COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE P.O. Box 398 Bellingham, WA 98225 JOAN OGDEN, Auditor Phone 676 - 6740 QFFICIA,L RECANVASS OF THE SPECIAL ELECTION HELD IN CUS^1ER 2 PRECINCT OF NORTHWEST PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT NO. 2 IN WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON ON SEPTEMBER 23, 1982, FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN THE ABOVE MENTIONED PRECINCT AND DISTRICT THE PROPOSITION TO LEVY AN ADDITIONAL TAX OF APPROXIMATELY $0.73 PER $1,000 TO PROVIDE APPROXIMATELY $421,599 FOR OPERATING AND CUMULATIVE RESERVE FUNDS. Office of the Auditor of Whatcom County, Washington Bellingham, Washington October 4, 1982 Pursuant to a notice given by Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, Washington, we the undersigned, Will Roehl, Whatcom County Council Chairman and David S. Mc Eachran, Prosecuting Attorney of T7hatcom County, now meet with Joan Ogden, County Auditor of said County for the purpose of canvassing the votes cast in Custer 2 Precinct of Northwest Park and Recreation District No. 2, as shown on the poll books in. Whatcom County, Washington. -.'-loan Ogabn-.;•-County Auditor, as aforesaid, now makes oath as follows: OATH OF AUDITOR STATE OF WASHINGTON) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) I, Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, State of Washington, do solemnly swear that the returns purporting to be the election returns of Custer 2 Precinct, Northwest Park and Recreation District No. 2, Whatcom County, held on the 23rd day of September, 1982, have been in no wise altered by additions or erasures, and that they are the same as when I received them, SO HELP ME GOD. 46-KA4 Alllhl, Vhatcom Co. my Auditcr J Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of October, 1982. Immediately after the oath by the County Auditor, the said Joan Ogden, Will Roehl and David S. Mc Eachran proceed as a Canvassing Board in and for Custer 2 Precinct of Northwest Park and Recreation District No. 2, Whatcom County, held on the 23rd day of September, 1982. a. CERTIFICATE OF CANVASSING'BOARD STATE OF WASHINGTON ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM The undersigned, being the officers designated by the law and constituting the Canvassing Board in and for Custer 2 Precinct of Northwest Park and Recreation District No. 2', Whatcom County, State of Washington, having met for the purpose of canvassing the votes concerning the following proposition: N.W. PARK & RECREATION DISTRICT NO. 2 SPECIAL ELECTION - PROPOSITION NO. 1 Submitted by N.W. Park & Rec. District No.. 2 Shall Northwest Park and Recreation District No. 2 of Whatcom, County, Washington, levy an additional tax of approximately $0.73 per $1,000.00 to provide approximately $421,599 for operating and cumulative reserve funds, for said District for the period commencing January 1, 1983 and ending December '31, 1984, said tax to -be levied in 1982 for collection in 1983 upon all taxable property within the District, as more specifically provided for in Resolution 82-6 of the Board of Commissioners of said District, adopted July 20, 1982? LEVY, YES LEVY, NO The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth "herein as follows: CUSTER 2 PRECINCT TOTAL VOTES CAST 91 BALLOTS PROCESSED 94 LEVY, YES 57 62.60 LEVY, NO 34 37.4% NUMBER PERSONS VOTING LAST GENERAL, ELECTION 917 TOTAL VOTES CAST 604 Blaine City 1 LEVY YES 80 LEVY NO 52 Blaine City 2 LEVY YES 49 LEVY NO 46 Blaine City 3 LEVY YES 36 LEVY NO 46 Custer 3 LEVY YES 35 LEVY NO 36 Mt View 2 LEVY YES 3 LEVY NO 12 Semiahmoo LEVY YES 48 LEVY NO 51 Custer 2 LEVY YES 57 LEVY NO 34 Poll Totals 308 277 Absentee BAllots LEVY YES 8 LEVY NO 11 TOTAL 316 52.3% railed 288 47.7% We, the undersigned, do hereby declare that said statement and returns contain the number of votes cast for and against the foregoing proposition at said election held on the 23rd day of September, 1982.' Witness our hand and official seal this 4th day of October, 1982. Chazrrran , Whatcom County Council :yq rosecuting Attorn f Whatcom County Co my Auditt of Whatcom County WHATClDM COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE .'r • F PO. Box 398 Bellingham, WA 98225 Phone 676 - 6740 OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE SPECIAL ELECTION HELD ON THE 14TH DA"I OF SEPTEMBER, 1982 FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN POINT ROBERTS PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT NO. 1 THE PROPOSITION TO LEVI A TAX OF APPROXIMATELY $0.25 PER $1,000 OF ASSESSED VALUE TO PROVIDE $20,000 FOR OPERATION AND TIAINTENANCE PURPOSES. Office of the Auditor of Whatcom County* Bellingham, Washington September 24, 1982 Pursuant to a notice given by. Joan Ogden, County Aud:Ltor of Vniatcom County, Washington, we the undersigned, Will Roehl, Chairman of the County Council of said. County and David. S. Mc Ea.chran, Prosecuting At-torney of said County, now meet with Joan Ogden, County Auditor of said County, at the County -seat of said County on the 24th day of September, 1982 fur the purpose of canvassing the votes cast in Point Roberts Park and Rec' reation District 'INTo. 1, Whatcom County, Washington at the Special Election held on Tuesday, September 14, 1982, as shown on the poll books. Joan Ogden, County Auditor, as aforesaid, now makes oath as follows; OATH OF AUDITOR STATE OF WASHINGTON) ) ss. COUNTY OF WHA.TCOM ) I, Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, State of Washington, do solemnly swear that the returns purporting to be .the election returns of Pt, Roberts Park & Recreation District No. 1, Whatcom County, Washington have been in no wise altered by additions or erasures, and that they are the same as when I received them, SO HELP ME GOD. Aud�tor of Tlh tcom County Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of September, 1982. Immediately after the oath by the County Auditor, the said Joan Ogden, Will Roehl and David S. Mc Eachran proceeded as a Canvassing Board in and for said Pt. Roberts Park and Recreation District No. 1 to canvass the votes cast in the voting precinct of said district on Tuesday, the 14th day of September, 1982. The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth -.herein and recorded in Volume 6 of Election Records. CERTIFICATE OF CANVASSING BOARD STATE OF WASHINGTON) ) SS. COUNTY OF W.HATCOM ) The undersigned, being the officers designated by the law and constituting the Canvassing Board in and for Pt. Roberts Park & Recreation District No. 1, Whatcom County, Washington, having met for the purpose. of canvassing the votes concerning the fallowing proposition: f POINT ROBERTS PARK & RECREATION DIST. NO. 1 SPECIAL ELECTION - PROPOSITION NO. 1 POINT ROBERTS PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT Shall a tax, of approximately $.25 per $1,000.00 of assessed value (based on 100% of true and fair - value) to provide $20,000.00 for 9Peration and main- tenance purposes to be levied for the Point Roberts Park and Recreation District No. 1 in 1982 for collec- tion in 1983 upon all taxable property within the Dis- trict, all as specified in Point Roberts Paris and Rec- reation District No. 1, Resolution No. 82-3? LEVY, YES, f% LEVY, NO /-7 The result of said canvass a's,found and determined by us is set forth herein as follows and as recorded in Election Records, Volume 6. --Number Persons Voting Last General Election 105 40% Proposition No. 1 Total Votes Cast 56 TOTAL LEVY, YES 43 TOTAL LEVY, NO 13 Passed 76.8% 42 We, the undersigned, do hereby declare that said statement and returns contain the number of votes cast for and against the foregoing proposition at said election, held':.bn'_the 14th day of September, 1982. Chairman, Whatcom County Council _- Prosecuting Attorr�eyof. Whatcom County Auditor of Wh tcom County WHATCOM COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE PO. Box 398 .Bellingham, WA 98225 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: JOAN OGDEN, Auditor Phone 676 - 6740 October 6, 1982 THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the number of votes cast within the City of Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington at the last general, county and special election next preceding the City of Bellingham bond election was 11,240. THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the Bond Election held September 14, 1982 is the only bond election held in the City of Bellingham since January 1, 1982. THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the election officials who served at the Special Election on September 14, 1982 held in the City of Bellingham,-.Whatcom County, Washington, signed and subscribed to the oaths required of them by law and the same is now on file in the office of the Whatcom County Auditor, Bellingham, Washington. JOAN OGDEN Whatcom County Auditor By v cy-Y r Deputy udxtl Affidavit of PublReationa STATE OF WASHINGTON, SS COUNTY OF WHATCOM, NOTICE OF THE CLOSING OF THE REG- Edward G. Kok being first ISTRATION BOOKS The Registration duly sworn on oath says: That he is the principal Clerk or Business Books in all the precincts of Whatcom County, Manager of The Bellingham Herald, a daily newspaper of general Washington will be closed to original regis- circulation in said county and state and of Federated Publications, trations and transfers between precincts after Inc., a Delaware Corporation (publisher of said newspaper), and Saturday, October 2, 1982, until after the Gen- authorized to make this affidavit; that the legal notice entitled in eral Election and any Special Elections held in the cause and court named on the attached copy which is a true and conjunction therewith on Tuesday. November 2, correct copy of the original (and herinafter referred to as "Notice") 1982. Joan Ogden was published in the regular and entire issue, and not in supple- Whatcom County Audi- tor and Ex-officio Super- ment, of each number of said newspaper published and circulated visor of Elections I45OG on the following dates, to wit: September 22, 1982 that for more than six months prior to the date of the first publica- tion of said Notice, at all times since, and now, the said "The Bell- ingham Herald" has been established, published and circulated in the English language continuously and continually as a daily newspaper in the city of Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington, the some being at all times printed either in whole or in part in an office maintained at said place of publication; that such newspaper has been approved as a legal newspaper by order of the Superior Court of Whatcom County, Washington; that the full amount of the fee charged for such publication is $? -- 77^--)-- Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22nd dayof SeptembeT19 82 N ARY PUBLIC in a for the State of Wash- Igton, iingham. WHATCOM COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE P.O. Box 398 Bellingham, WA 98225 NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION CITY OF BELLINGHAM WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON SEPTEMBER 14,1982 JOAN OGDEN, Auditor Phone 676 - 6740 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Tuesday, September 14, 1982, a special election will be held in the City of Bellingham for the sub- mission to the qualified electors of said city of the following proposition: PROPOSITION NO. 1 Submitted by City of Bellingham GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, $3,300,000. Shall the City of Bellingham, Washington issue its general obligation bonds in the principal sum of not to exceed $3,300,000, maturing .from 2 to 20 years from the date of issue and payable both principal and interest out of annual tax levies in excess of regular tax levies, for the purpose of acquiring an automated circulation system and expanding and improving the Bellingham Public Library system and its parking facilities, all as provided in Resolution No. 76-1982? BONDS, YES BONDS, NO /f / The polling places for all precincts wholly or partially within the district shall be as follows: PRECINCTS 11,21,41 31,51,71,91 61,101,111 81,121 12,92,122,132 22,42,82,142 32,52,62 72,102,112 13,23,53,73 33,43,93 63,103 83,113 123,133,143 153 14,24,104 34,94 44,114 74,84 15,85,115 25,45,105 35,55,75 65,95,125 16,46,106 2.6,8.6,126 36,56,116 66,76 POLLING PLACES St. Paul's Parish Hall, 2116 Walnut St. Columbia School, 2508 Utter St. Birchwood School, 3200 Pinewood Ave. Shuksan School, 2713 Alderwood Ave. Bellingham Covenant Church, 920 East Sunset Drive Advent Christain Church, 2100 Broadway Washington Square , 2501 "E" St. Parkview School, 3033 Coolidge Dr. Bellingham High School, 2020 Cornwall Ave. Lincoln Square, 409 York St. Courthouse Annex, 1000 North Forest St. St. Lukes General Hospital, 809 E. Chestnut Carl Cozier School, 1330 Lincoln St. Absentee Voting Only Bloedel-Donovan Park Bldg., 2214 Electric AVE Roosevelt School - 2900 Yew St. Blodel-Donovan Park Bldg. , 2214 Electric Bloedel-Donovan Park Bldg., 2214 Electric Sehome High School, 2700 College Parkway Lowell School, 935 14th St. Coufthouse Annex, 1000 North Forest St. St. Lukes General Hosp., 809 E. Chestnut Chuckanut Square, 14.00 12th St. Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, 1717 McKenzie Happy Valley School, 1041 24th St. Lowell School, 935 14th St. Said Polling places shall be open from 7:00 o'clock A. M. to 8:00 o'clock P. M. `� tT Sri- &el L Publish: Sept 8, 1982 jloan Ogden P Whatcom County Auditor and Ex-officio Supervisor of Elections I. e BELLIiV '9S/Y N G` FINANCE DEPARTMENT, 210 Lottie St., Bellingham, Washington 98225 Telephone: (206)676-6900 July 27, 1982 TO: Joan Ogden, County Auditor FROM: Kathyollis Deputy City Clerk Y P Y Y SUBJECT: Library Bond Resolution Attached you will find a certified copy of Resolution 76-1982 which authorizes the Library Bond Issue for the September 14, 1982, Statewide Primary Election. Please place the proposition, as submitted, on the ballot for the above referenced election. kh Attachment bcftlg BELLINGHAM ALL AMERICA CITY 197Y - no 1 ' r STATE OF WASHINGTON ) ) ss COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) C E R T I F I C A T E I, KATHY HOLLIS, the duly qualified and acting Deputy City Clerk for the City of Bellingham., Washington, do hereby certify that the attached Resolution 76-1982 is a true and correct copy of same as filed in the Office of the Finance Director. Dated this 27th day of July, 1982. .1 3 J L+� ter! / f�►j(fJf �I y Kat y Holy is, -Deputy City Clerk VEQ By -- :1 �' 1982 COX OOUNTY AUDITOR RESOLUTION N0. �� A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE SUBMISSION TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY AT THE STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD SEPTEMBER 14, 1982, OF THE PROPO- SITION OF WHETHER OR NOT THE CITY SHOULD ISSUE ITS GENERAL:OBLIGATION BONDS IN THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $3,300,000 FOR THE PURPOSE OF PRO- VIDING FUNDS FOR THE ACQUISITION OF AN AUTOMATED CIRCULATION SYSTEM AND ADDITIONS AND RENOVATIONS TO THE BELLINGHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM. WHEREAS, the Bellingham Library Board deems it necessary and advisable, that certain additions and renovations be made to the Bellingham Public Library system, and that an automated circulation system be acquired, and WHEREAS, the Bellingham City Council adopted Resolution 64--t)82 on June 14, 1982, directing the City Attorney to prepare the necessary documents to submit this proposition to the electorate, and WHEREAS, the Constitution and Laws of the State of Washington provide that the question of whether or not the City may issue such bonds for such purposes must be submitted to the qualified electors of the City -=for their ratification or rejection; NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY OF BELLINGHAM DOES ORDAIN: Section 1. It is hereby found and declared by both the Bellingham Library Board and the Bellingham City Council that the best interests of the citizens of Bellingham would be served if the following additions and improvements were made to the Bellingham Public Library system: The construction of certain additions and renovations to the Bellingham Public Library system including expansion of parking facilities and the acquisition and installment of an automated circulation system. Section 2. To provide funds to pay the cost of the foregoing additions and improvements the City shall issue and sell its general obligation bonds in City of Bellingham CITY ATTORNEY 210 loMie Street Bellingham, Washington 98225 Telephone (206) 676.6903 RESOLUTION - 1 the aggregate principal amount of not to exceed $3,300;000 (the "Bonds). The Bonds shall be sold at such time or times as deemed necessary and advisable by the City Council, shall bear interest at a rate not in excess of the maximum rate permitted by law and shall mature serially in from 2 to 20 years from date of issue. Both principal of and interest on the Bonds shall be payable by annual levies in excess of regular property tax levies to be made upon all the I taxable property within the City. The exact date, form, terms and maturities of the Bonds shall be as hereafter fixed by the City Council. Section 3. It is hereby found and declared that the proposition of whether or not the City shall issue the Bonds for their ratification or rejec- tion be submitted to the qualified voters of the City at the 1982, Statewide Primary Election to be held on September 14, 1982. The Whatcom County Auditor is hereby requested to assume jurisdiction and to submit to the qualified electors of the City, the proposition hereinafter set forth. The proposition to be submitted shall be in the following form: PROPOSITION NO. GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, $ 3,300,000. Shall the City of Bellingham, Washington issue its general obligation bonds in the principal sum of not to exceed $3,300,000, maturing from 2 to 20 years from the date of issue and payable both principal and interest out of annual tax levies in excess of regular tax levies, for the purpose of acquiring an automated cir- culation system and expanding and improving the Bellingham Public Library system and its parking facilities®, --, w 12-, BONDS, YES . . . . . . . . . BONDS, NO . . . . . . . . . The Finance Director is hereby authorized and directed to deliver a certified copy of this resolution to the Whatcom County Auditor. City of Bellingham CITY ATTORNEY 210 lottie Street Bellingham. Washington 98223 Telephone (206) 676-0903 RESOLUTION - 2 Passed by the Council this _ L + day of , 1982• G�. Council President Approved by me this �7?e� day of MayorIle .• Attext: FinanceWiActor Approved as to form: City Attorney's Office Published: 36 ` City of Winghom CITY ATTORNEY 210 tonic SfrW Inow +,om, Wofhington 98225 Tslaphww (206) 67"903 RESOLUTION - 3 f//yam/�/f/1//y*�?•r i. :►y:�A A�_ �,..•�~`• '�. .''"'• .. P00017 .O. Box 393 wcshmgfo 98223 JOAN OGDEN, AUDITOR Phone -676-6740 VALIDATION FOR CITY OF BELLINGHAM SPECIAL ELECTION SEPTEMBER 14, OR NOVEMBER 2, 1982 NUMBER PERSONS VOTING LAST GENERAL ELECTION. 40% 60% YES 11,240 4,496 2,698 fl R p,0. Box 398 8rlling✓,arn. Washim wn 99225 JOAN OGDEN, AUDITOR Phone 676-6740 VALIDATION FOR WATER DISTRICT NO. 15 SPECIAL ELECTION SEPTEMBER 14, 1982 NUMBER PERSONS VOTING LAST GENERAL ELECTION 40% 6'0% YES 177 71 43 VALIDATION FOR WATER DISTRICT NO. 11 SEPTEMBER 14, 1982 NUMBER PERSONS VOTING LAST GENERAL ELECTION 40% 60% YES 70 28 17 VALIDATION FOR SEWER DISTRICT NO. 2 SPECIAL ELECTION SEPTEMBER 14, 1982 NUMBER PERSONS VOTING LAST GENERAL ELECTION 40% 60% YES 174 70 42 VALIDATION FOR FIRE PROTECTION DIST. NO. 15 SPECIAL ELECTION SEPTEMBER 14, 1982 NUMBER PERSONS VOTING LAST GENERAL ELECTION 199 40% 80 60% YES 48 STATE OF WASHINGTON, SS COUNTY OF WHATCOM, NCMCE OF SPECIAL ELECTION FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 15 WATER DISTRICT NO. 15 SEWER DISTRICT NO.2 WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON SEPTEMBER 14, 1982 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Tuesday, icptember 14, 1982 a special election will be held in ire Protection District No. 15, Whatcom County, Nashington, Water District No.15. Whatcom County, Nashington and Sewer District No. 2. Whatcom ;ounty, Washington for the submission to the quali- fied electors of said or of the following proposi- ions: Edward Kok Controller being first duly sworn on oath says: That he is the principal Clerk or Business Manager of The Bellingham Herald, a daily newspaper of general circulation in said county and state and of Federated Publications, Inc., a Delaware Corporation (publisher of said newspaper), and authorized to make this affidavit; that the legal notice entitled in the cause and court named on the attached copy which is a true and FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 15 I correct copy of the original (and herinafter referred to as "Notice") SPECIAL ELECTION PROPOSITION NO. 1 was published in the regular and entire issue, and not in supple - Submitted by Fire Protection District No. 15 1 GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS $110,000 1 ment, of each number of said newspaper published and circulated Shall Fire Protection District No. 15 Whatcom ' ;ounty, Washington issue general obligation bondsOn the following dates, t0 wit:' n an amount not to exceed $110,000, to mature in for, :wo to ten years from the date of issue, to bear Inter- ast not to exceed 1396 per annurn, and to be payable Sept . 8, 1982 'ram annual property tax levies to be made in excess A the regular property tax levy for the purpose of surchasing a pumper truck and other related fire `ighting apparatus, as provided in resolution No. 26 1f the District? BONDS, YES L BONDS, NO L WATER DISTRICT NO. 15 SPECIAL ELECTION PROPOSITION NO. 1 Submitted by Water District No. 15 LEVY FOR COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FUNDS that for more than six months prior to the date of the first ubllca- WshngtonShall Water District No. 15 of Whatcom County, P P evfor the calendar year 1983 an addi- aanalitax oflapproximately $2.00 per $1,000.00 of as- lion of said Notice, at all times since, and now, the said "The Bell - ingnF� value In the District for funds for developing purpose ca ryi` g ingham Herald" has been established, published and circulated in iut the Comprehensive Plan for a water system and .or a santiary sewer system in said District to be the English language continuously and continually as a daily =gllected in the calendar year 19t13 as more specifi- allyrovidedinaresolution ofthe Commissioners of newspaper in the city of Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington, said District adopted the 271h day of duly 1982? LEVY, YES L the some being at all times printed either in whole or in part in an sEWERDISTRIc` No.z office maintained at said place of publication; that such newspaper PROPOSITION NON has been approved as a legal newspaper by order of the Superior Submitted rLEVY FOR COMPREHENSIVEPPLASewer District NFUNDS Court of Whatcom County, Washington; that the full amount of the Shall Sewer District No. 2 of Whatcom County, Washington levy for the calendar year 19B2 an addi- fee charged •for such publ ication i� tional tax of approximately $2.00 per $1,000.00 of as- sessed value in the District for the purpose of provid- ing y20,000.00 of funds for developing and carrying out the Comprehensive Plan for a water system and for a sanitary sewer system in said District to be collected in the calendar year 1983 as more specifi- cally provided in a resolution of the Commissioners of said District adopted the 27th day of July, 1982? LEVY, YES L LEVY, NO L�l The polling places for all precincts wholly or par- tially within the districts shall be as follows: PRECINCTS POLLING PLACES Lummi Reservation Gooseberry Pt. Fire Station 2600 Mac Kenzie Rd Subscribed and sworn to before me this Said polling place shall be open from 7:00 o'clock A_M. to 8:00 o'clock P.M. JOAN OGDEN day of Sept-- , 19 A 7 Whatcom County Auditor and Ex-officio Supervisor of Elections L4456 00TY�_iU'BLIC in and for the State of Was - ington, residing at Bellingham. STATE OF WASHINGTON, ss COUNTY OF WHATCOM, NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION CITY OF BELLINGHAM WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON SEPTEMBER 14,19a2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Tuesday, September 14, 1982, a special election will be held 1n the City b i Bellingham For the submission to the qua l- ifled electors of said city of floe following proposition: PROPOSITION NO. 1 Submitted by City of 13elingham GENERALOBLIGATION BONDS, $3,300,000 Shall the City of Bellingham, Washington issue its general obligation bonds in the principal sawn of not to exceed $3,300,000, maturing from 2 to 20 years from the date of issue and payable both principal and interest out of annual tax levies In excess of regular tax levies, for the purpose of acquiring an automated Circulation system and expanding and improving the Bellingham Public Library system and its parking facilities, all as provided in Resolution No. 76-1982? BONDS, YES o BONDS, NO ❑ The polling places for all precincts wholly or par- tially within the district shall be as follows: PRECINCTS POLLING PLACES 11. 21, 41 St. Paul's Parish Hail, 2116 Walnut St. 31. 51, 91 Columbia School, 2508 Utter St. 61, 101, 111 Birchwood School, 3200 Pinewood Ave. 81,121 Shuksen School, 2713 Aide rwood Ave. 12, 92, 122, 132 Bellingham Covenant Church, 920 East Sunset Drive 22, 42, 82, 142 Advent Christian Church, 2100 Broadway 32, 52, 62 Washington Square, 2501 "E"St, 72, 102, 112 ParkvIow School, 3033 Coolidge Dr. 13, 23, 53, 73 Bellingham High School, 2020 Cornwall Ave. 33, 43, 93 Lincoln Square, 409 York St. 63,103 Courthouse Annex, 1000 North Forest St. 83.113 St. Lukes General Hospital, 809 E. Chestnut 123, 133. 143 Carl Cozier School, 1330 Lincoln St. 153 Absentee Voting Only 14. 24, 104 Bloedel-Donovan Park Bldg., 2214 Electric 34,94 Rooseva]tSehool, 2900 Yew St, 44.114 Bloedel-Donovan Park Bldg., 2214 Electric 74,84 Bloedel-Donovan Park Bldg., 2214 Electric 15, 85, 115 Sehome High School, 2700 College Parkway 25, 45. 105 Lowell School, 93514th St. 35, 55. 75 Courthouse Annex, 1000 North Forest St. 65, 95, 125 St. Lukes General Hasp., 869 E. Chestnut 16, 46. 106 Chu ckanut Square, 1400 12th St. 26, 86. 126 0orSaviour's Lutheran Church, 1717 McKenzie 36, 56, 116 Happy Valley School, 1041 24th St. 66,76 Lowell School, 93514th St, Said Polling places shall be open from 7:00 o'clock A.M. to 8:00 o'clock P.M. JOAN OGDEN Whatcom County Auditor and Ex-officio Supervisor of Elections 1.4453 Affidavit of Publication Edward Kok Controller being first duly sworn on oath says: That he is the principal Clerk or Business Manager of The Bellingham Herald, a daily newspaper of general circulation in said county and state and of Federated Publications, Inc., a Delaware Corporation (publisher of said newspaper), and authorized to make this affidavit; that the legal notice entitled in the cause and court named on the attached copy which is a true and correct copy of the original (and herinafter referred to as "Notice") was published in the regular and entire issue, and not in supple- ment, of each number of said newspaper published and circulated on the following dates, to wit: Sept. 8, 1982 that for more than six months prior to the date of the first publica- tion of said Notice, at all times since, and now, the said "The Bell- ingham Herald" has been established, published and circulated in the English language continuously and continually as a daily newspaper in the city of Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington, the same being at all times printed either in whole or in part in an office maintained at said place of publication; that such newspaper has been approved as a legal newspaper by order of the Superior Court of Whatcom County, Washington; that the full amount of the fee charged for such publicat�qn_ s $ 43.68 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th dayof Setot• ,19 82 IC x 0 RY PUBLIC in and for the State of Was - mgton, residing at Beilingtlam, {{