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Stories for Nov. 4, 2008
Update: Governor, House and Senate races
The race for Superintendent of Public Instruction and Public Lands Commissioner are still too close to call, but so far, challenger Randy Dorn and incumbent Doug Sutherland lead.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWResults: Local ballot measures
Tentative results show Sound Transit's Proposition 1 is leading. The Seattle parks levy and Pike Place Market upgrade are up as well.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWTentative Initiative results
Eyman's I-985 is in trouble. I-1000 is ahead. I-1029 looks to pass as well.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWElection night, Whidbey Island style
Democrats had reason to celebrate tonight, unlike four years ago.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWIt's over
Networks say Barack Obama will be the president. No matter which candidate you support, you have to appreciate this moment. Wow.
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The winners not on the ballot
Notes and quotes: Also, try finding a newspaper to save. ... Women could rule on Whidbey Island. ... Gov. Chris Gregoire's surprising margin. ... Countering conventional wisdom, Seattle-area voters said yes to higher taxes. ... A therapeutic celebration. Updated
READ MORE | 6 COMMENTSLive blog: Election night panel debate at Town Hall Seattle
The discussion features Crosscut contributor Knute Berger, Seattle Times columnist Joni Balter, and Democratic consultant Cathy Allen. C.R. Douglas moderates. There's drinks and prizes. It's free. The fireworks continue until someone concedes.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWComing up: Live blog from Town Hall Seattle's panel debate
The discussion will feature Crosscut contributor Knute Berger, Seattle Times columnist Joni Balter, and Democratic consultant Cathy Allen. C.R. Douglas will moderate. There's drinks and prizes. It's free. The fireworks start at 6 p.m.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWHope frozen in time
An ice sculpture at the Democratic victory party.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWThe Eastside: Is it blue yet?
Seattle's suburbs are trending that way, but there's plenty of red pride still east of Lake Washington.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWThe precinct report
Long voting lines? Nope. Huge turnout? Yep.
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READ MORE | COMMENT NOWPuzzlers at the polling booth
Four issues that almost had this writer flipping a coin before going with the flawed-but-tried over the better-but-ain't-gonna-happen.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWSeattle voting: not like France
A visitor remarks on our odd democratic ways.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWBallard natives for Rossi, and other signs of the times
Change taking place in one Seattle neighborhood, as seen on election day.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWI miss the local Libertarians
Their absence from the general election, because of Washington's top-two primary, makes protest-voting a lot harder.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWMossback the vote!
An early report from a poll where real, live people vote in person.
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Seattle's grand dame: the Fairmont Olympic Hotel
A veteran travel writer offers this brief history of one of the city's oldest, poshest social hubs.
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