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ELECTION RESULTS 1 School Bond winning, Manion leading

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Election results from the November 8, 2022 General Election indicate strong support for local propositions and candidates. The Highline School Bond gained 65. 97% approval from 22,706 ballots counted, reflecting community backing for educational funding. In Legislative District No. 33, Senator Karen Keiser led with 69.

04% of the vote, while Joe Nguyen achieved an impressive 84. 84% in Legislative District No. 34. The King County Conservation Futures Levy also passed with 67. 60% approval, underscoring a commitment to conservation efforts.

In the race for King County Prosecuting Attorney, Leesa Manion was ahead with 55. 26% against Jim Ferrell. Voter turnout across various districts ranged from 28. 52% to 31. 83%, indicating varying levels of engagement.

The next round of results will be released at 4 p. m. on November 9, providing further clarity on the election outcomes. These early results highlight significant local support for education and conservation initiatives.

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