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Sept. 10, 2009 King County Elections certifies machine recount
The King County Canvassing Board unanimously certified the two mandatory machine recounts in the City of Woodinville Council Position No. 7 and Kent School District No. 415, Director District No. 5 races.
“The new technology we’re invested in has streamlined the whole recount process,” said Elections’ Director Sherril Huff.
Certified results are now available online. There was one discrepancy between the original and recount results, a write in vote that was originally counted as a blank vote. The results of the recount did not alter the votes cast for each of the candidates.
Upcoming for King County Elections:
October 5 |
Last day to change registration online or by mail and update residential address |
October 9 |
Voters' pamphlets mailed |
October 14 |
Ballots mailed to all active, registered voters |
October 16 |
Ballot drop boxes open to receive ballots |
October 26 |
Last day for new voters in Washington to register to vote in-person at King County Elections |
November 3 |
Election Day! Ballots must be postmarked or returned at a ballot drop box by 8 p.m. to be counted |
For more information on the November 3 General Election, visit www.kingcounty.gov/elections.
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