2010 Election Results
The results of the 2010 Washington State General Election for the candidates and ballot measures endorsed by Washington Conservation Voters.
Despite a hard-hitting 2010 election nationwide for incumbents, Washington voters maintained environmental majorities in both the state House and Senate.
Read our 2010 press release about our election gains in this tough political year.
It was volunteer hours, financial contributions, and the upmost support from the environmental community that allowed Washington Conservation Voters to mount its biggest political operation in memory, directly contacting over 125,000 voters in the last 10 days of the campaign. We knocked on doors with candidates every weekend across the state, held phonebanks weekly in Seattle, and helped candidates with their campaign strategies.
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WIN - Green "WIN" means our endorsed candidate/issue won
X - Red "X" means our endorsed candidate/issue lost
Statewide Initiatives
X Yes on R-52
X No on I-1053
X No on I-1107
State Supreme Court
WIN Pos 6: Charlie Wiggins
District 1, Bothell
WIN House 1: Derek Stanford
WIN House 2: Luis Moscoso
WIN House 1: Andy Billig
WIN House 2: Timm Ormsby
District 11, Seattle, Renton
WIN House 1: Zack Hudgins
WIN House 2: Bob Hasegawa
District 21, Edmonds
WIN House 1: Mary Helen Roberts
WIN House 2: Marko Liias
District 22, Olympia
WIN House 2: Sam Hunt
District 23, Bainbridge Island
WIN House 1: Sherry Appleton
WIN House 2: Christine Rolfes
District 24, Olympic Peninsula
WIN House 1: Kevin Van de Wege
WIN House 2: Steve Tharinger
District 25, Puyallup
X House 1: Dawn Morrell
District 26, Bremerton
WIN Senate: Derek Kilmer
X House 1: Sumner Schoenike
District 27, Tacoma
X House 1: Jake Fey
WIN House 2: Jeannie Darneille
District 28, Lakewood
WIN House 2: Tami Green
District 29, South Tacoma, Lakewood
WIN Senate: Steve Conway
WIN House 1: Connie Ladenburg
WIN House 2: Steve Kirby
District 30, Federal Way
WIN Senate: Tracey Eide
X House 2: Carol Gregory
District 31, Enumclaw
X House 1: Shawn Bunney
District 32, Shoreline, Edmonds
WIN Senate: Maralyn Chase
WIN House 1: Cindy Ryu
WIN House 2: Ruth Kagi
District 33, Des Moines
WIN Senate: Karen Keiser
WIN House 1: Tina Orwall
WIN House 2: Dave Upthegrove
District 34, Seattle
WIN Senate: Sharon Nelson
WIN House 1: Eileen Cody
WIN House 2: Joe Fitzgibbon
District 35, Belfair
WIN House 1: Kathy Haigh
WIN House 2: Fred Finn
District 36, Seattle
WIN Senate: Jeanne Kohl-Welles
WIN House 1: Reuven Carlyle
WIN House 2: Mary Lou Dickerson
District 37, Seattle
WIN Senate: Adam Kline
WIN House 2: Eric Pettigrew
District 38, Everett
WIN Senate: Nick Harper
WIN House 1: John McCoy
WIN House 2: Mike Sells
District 40, Anacortes
WIN House: 1: Kristine Lytton
District 41, Mercer Island, Renton
WIN House 1: Judy Clibborn
WIN House 2: Marcie Maxwell
District 42, Bellingham
X House 2: Kelli Linville
District 43, Seattle
WIN Senate: Ed Murray
WIN House 1: Jamie Pedersen
WIN House 2: Frank Chopp
District 44, Snohomish
WIN House 1: Hans Dunshee
District 45, Woodinville, Redmond
X Senate: Eric Oemig
WIN House 1: Roger Goodman
WIN House 2: Larry Springer
District 46, Seattle
WIN Senate: Scott White
WIN House 1: David Frockt
WIN House 2: Phyllis Kenney
District 47, Kent
X Senate: Claudia Kauffman
X House 1: Geoff Simpson
WIN House 2: Pat Sullivan
District 48, Bellevue
WIN Senate: Rodney Tom
WIN House 1: Ross Hunter
WIN House 2: Deb Eddy
District 49, Vancouver
WIN House 1: Jim Jacks
WIN House 2: Jim Moeller
King County Council
WIN Joe McDermott
Kitsap County Commission
WIN Commissioner Josh Brown
Pierce County Council
WIN Pos. 5 Rick Talbert
X Pos. 7: Betty Ringlee
Thurston County Commission
WIN Commissioner Karen Valenzuela
Whatcom County Council
X Jean Melious
Federal Way Mayor
WIN Skip Priest
Local Ballot Measures
WIN City of Bellingham Proposition 1 (Keep Bellingham Moving)
"Having the support of Washington
Conservation Voters was extremely helpful in my campaign for Seattle City
Council. In a city like Seattle,
being able to legitimately call myself the environmental candidate was a huge
help, and helped me reach out to many voters on this important
issue." -Tim Burgess, Seattle City Councilman