Updated Nov. 6, 2026, using the state’s unofficial results snapshot generated at 7:29 p.m. Pacific.
Republican Steve Ewing led Democrat Ida Keeley by 2,481 votes Friday evening in the race for the 39th Legislative District’s second state House seat.
Ewing had 31,815 votes, or 51.96%, to Keeley’s 29,334 votes, or 47.91%, in the Secretary of State’s combined district returns. Write-ins accounted for another 76 votes. More ballots remain to be counted, and the result is unofficial.
The 39th District covers parts of Snohomish and Skagit counties. The figures here include the full district, rather than Snohomish County alone.
The other 39th District House race
In Position 1, Republican Sam Low led Democrat Kathryn Lewandowsky, 33,425 votes to 27,943. Low had 54.42% and Lewandowsky 45.49%, with 58 write-ins.
10th District: Shavers and Paul lead
The 10th District includes all of Island County, including Camano Island, and portions of Snohomish and Skagit counties.
- House Position 1: Democrat Clyde Shavers had 41,046 votes (56.40%); Republican Robert “Chili” Hicks had 31,647 (43.48%). There were 90 write-ins.
- House Position 2: Democrat Dave Paul had 42,303 votes (58.26%); Republican Tim Hazelo had 30,218 (41.62%). There were 89 write-ins.
38th District: Robinson, Cortes and Fosse ahead
The 38th District includes Everett, Marysville and the Tulalip Reservation.
- State Senate: Democrat June Robinson had 33,859 votes (65.09%); Republican Brad Bender had 18,076 (34.75%). There were 81 write-ins.
- House Position 1: Democrat Julio Cortes had 32,982 votes (66.12%); Thomas “Jeff” Kelly, who lists Cascade Party preference, had 16,462 (33.00%). There were 436 write-ins.
- House Position 2: Democrat Mary Fosse had 37,936 votes (92.99%), with 2,858 write-ins (7.01%).
Counting continues
These are snapshots of votes counted so far, and this article does not declare winners. Later counts can change the totals and margins. Percentages may not add to exactly 100% because of rounding.
Each race link opens its official result page. The state results website carries later updates and county breakdowns.
