Washington State Supreme Court elections, 2006
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The Washington State Supreme Court justices are elected at large by the voters of the state of Washington. The primary election was held on September 19. [1]
[edit] 2006 races
In 2006, the following candidates were on the ballot. Campaign office information comes from public candidate filings obtained from the Washington State Public Disclosure Commission or from the candidate's website, as noted. Names of candidates are given in the order in which they appeared on the ballot. [2]
[edit] Supreme Court Position 2
| Candidate |
Party |
Primary Vote |
Primary Vote % |
General Vote |
General Vote % |
| Susan Owens |
Nonpartisan |
460,923 |
46.06% |
1,058,020 |
59.84% |
| Stephen Johnson |
Nonpartisan |
347,732 |
34.75% |
710,144 |
40.16% |
| Michael Johnson |
Nonpartisan |
83,308 |
8.33% |
| Richard Smith |
Nonpartisan |
54,790 |
5.48% |
| Norman J. Ericson |
Nonpartisan |
53,867 |
5.38% |
| Vote Totals |
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1,000,620 |
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1,768,164 |
[edit] Supreme Court Position 8
Having received a majority of the vote in the primary, Gerry Alexander wins the election under state law.
[edit] Supreme Court Position 9
Having received a majority of the vote in the primary, Tom Chambers wins the election under state law.
[edit] Organizations
Judicial elections in Washington State are non-partisan by law. However, organizations seek to influence them.
[edit] See also
2004 << Washington State 2006 Elections >> 2008
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