The latest tally in the 2026 general election shows, to no surprise, that U.S. Rep. Suzan DelBene has handily defeated her Republican opponent, Mary Silva, 67% to 33%. DelBene has held the District 2 two-year seat since 2012.
Ballot counting will continue for several days after Election Day. All election results are unofficial until the Snohomish County Canvassing Board certifies them on Tuesday, Nov. 24.
Here’s a look at state Legislature results that affect Edmonds residents:
The $420 million bond, which aims to replace and build aging fire stations, as well as to improve emergency services, is passing with 61% of the vote. The bond requires a “yes” vote of at least 60% to pass.
As expected, Democratic incumment John Lovick has defeated Republican Sherri Larken, 62% to 38%.
The incumbent Brandy Donaghy, a Democrat who has held the position since 2021, defeated Republican Chris Elder, 60% to 40%.
Incumbent April Berg, a Democrat, defeated Republican Tonya Stadlman 61% to 39%.
The “no” votes on I-645 (millionaires tax) and I-001 (parental rights in schools) are passing. The “yes” vote on I-638 (athletic participation in schools) is leading.
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