2024 Washington Election Results and Key Details

2024 Washington Election Results

The 2024 Washington General Election took place on November 5, 2024. Here are the key details and outcomes:

Voter Turnout

  • More than half of Washington voters cast their ballots ahead of Election Day, indicating a significant early voter turnout.
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  • The total number of registered voters can change daily as voters can register and update their address through 8 p.m. on Election Day.

Election Results

The results are currently unofficial and subject to certification. Live updates and detailed results for various races, including the President, U.S. Senate, U.S. House, and Governor, are available. Some of the high-profile races include:
  • President: The results show a consensus forecast for a Democratic win in Washington, which has 12 electoral votes.
  • U.S. Senate: Detailed results and race projections are being continuously updated.
  • U.S. House: Incumbents like Schrier were leading as of the latest updates.
  • Governor: The race between Bob Ferguson (D) and Dave Reichert (R) is a focal point, with results being tracked closely.

Candidates

The candidates for various offices in the 2024 Washington elections include:
  • President: Major candidates from both the Democratic and Republican parties.
  • U.S. Senate: Detailed candidate information is available, with live updates on the races.
  • U.S. House: Incumbents and new candidates running for the U.S. House seats.
  • Governor: Bob Ferguson (D) and Dave Reichert (R) are the primary candidates for the gubernatorial race.

Additional Information

  • Voters who have not received their ballots can print out a replacement at VoteWA.gov or visit a county elections office to request one.
  • The state Voters' Pamphlet, which provides detailed information about the candidates and initiatives on the ballot, was delivered to residences before the general election ballots were mailed out.
For the most up-to-date and detailed information, you can visit the Washington Secretary of State's Election Division website or follow live updates from various news sources.