The first round of results for Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024’s General Election were released, and initial returns indicate that Kent School District’s Proposition 1 is losing by a margin of 1,322 votes/2.68 points; Schrier is beating Goers for District No. 8; Entenman is leading Lyebyedyev and Stearns is beating Cooke for District 47, and more.
Kent School District No. 415
Ballots Counted: 51,738
Registered Voters: 105,352 • 49.11%
Proposition No. 1
Yes 23,913 • 48.66%
No 25,235 • 51.34%
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 8 – U.S. Representative
Candidate
Vote
Vote %
Kim Schrier (Prefers Democratic Party)
160,152
54.18%
Carmen Goers (Prefers Republican Party)
134,946
45.65%
Legislative District 47 – State Representative Pos. 1
Candidate
Vote
Vote %
Debra Jean Entenman (Prefers Democratic Party)
24,420
56.16%
Kyle Lyebyedyev (Prefers Republican Party)
18,982
43.66%
Legislative District 47 – State Representative Pos. 2
Candidate
Vote
Vote %
Chris Stearns (Prefers Democratic Party)
24,203
55.67%
Ted Cooke (Prefers Republican Party)
19,181
44.12%
Other Returns
Other returns so far indicate the Des Moines Proposition No. 1 (Levy Lid Lift) is failing, Ferguson will be our next Governor, Cantwell Senator, Smith in District 9, Jayapal in District 7, Upthegrove for Commissioner of Public Lands, Orwall and Gregorson for Legislative District 33, Alvarado and Fitzgibbon for Legislative District 34; with three of the four statewide initiatives losing.
City of Des Moines Ballots Counted: 9,864 Registered Voters: 19,531 • 50.50%