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November 4, 2026 edition — first unofficial Island County count from November 3. This page is not a live feed. Check Island County Elections and Washington state results for subsequent updates. Statewide and multi-county races below show only ballots cast in Island County.
2026 General Election: November 3 first unofficial count
Island County election-night returns, checked November 4, 2026. Unofficial 26,136-ballot snapshot checked November 4, 2026; not certified outcomes. Check the official results portal for later counts. All totals below are Island County returns, not districtwide or statewide totals. Candidate percentages use official contest totals including write-ins; write-in rows are omitted here. Rounding and omitted write-ins mean displayed percentages may not total 100%. The PUD contest also crosses county boundaries.
Congressional and legislative races (Island County returns only)
U.S. House District 2
LD10 House Position 1
LD10 House Position 2
County and PUD offices
Assessor
Auditor
Clerk
Commissioner District 3
Prosecutor
Sheriff
PUD Commissioner District 1
Judicial races (Island County returns only)
Supreme Court Position 1
Supreme Court Position 3
Supreme Court Position 4
Supreme Court Position 5
Supreme Court Position 7
Statewide initiatives (Island County returns only)
IL26-001 — parental rights in schools
IL26-638 — K–12 athletics eligibility
IP26-645 — income-tax repeal
Local ballot measures
Langley services and technology levy
Port of South Whidbey facilities levy
Unincorporated county fireworks advisory
Races with one named candidate
Coroner — Shantel Porter: 19,481 votes; Treasurer — Tony Lam: 19,025 votes; District Court Judge — Ronald A. Costeck: 17,365 votes. Write-in votes are not included in these named-candidate totals; no two-candidate comparison is implied.
What this means for Whidbey
Barbara Fuller leads the county auditor race by 378 votes. Ian Birk leads Supreme Court Position 4 by 82 votes among Island County ballots. These margins can change as remaining ballots are counted. The fireworks question is advisory and applies only to unincorporated Island County; Langley and South Whidbey Port measures apply only to their respective voting jurisdictions.
Sources: Island County Elections · Washington results · Whidbey Elections Dashboard. County certification scheduled November 24; state certification December 3.
For local policy analysis, funding coverage, and the next edition, visit the Whidbey Legislative Report.
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