Albright Daily News

Clallam County election tracker

November 3, 2026 general election · unofficial until certification

Ballots counted

39,184

Left to count (est.)

2,649

Percent counted

93.7%

39,184 tabulated of 41,833 accepted or in hand (41,833 accepted + 0 received, not yet accepted). 42,173 returned, 340 challenged (not in the remaining estimate until cured). 60,299 registered · 65.0% of registered have been counted. County results as of Thu, Nov 12, 2026, 5:15:24 PM PST. SOS ballot-return report Last updated 11/12/2026 4:52:41 PM. Next county update expected Fri, Nov 13, 2026, 5:00 PM PST.

All races on the Clallam ballot

Votes and percentages below are Clallam County’s official unofficial returns. Multi-county races also show the combined official total. “% needed” is the share of this race’s remaining ballots the trailer would need to overtake. Flip chance is an estimate (see note below).

Race Leader Margin Trailer % needed Flip chance Status
County offices
Assessor Lee Hancock 27,911 (80.8%) 21,340 Antonio Price 6,571 — 0% Flip impossible
Auditor Shoona Riggs 22,681 (64.2%) 10,109 Virginia Shogren 12,572 — 0% Flip impossible
County Commissioner Dist. No. 3 Mike French 20,233 (52.9%) 2,263 Jake Seegers 17,970 92.8% <0.1% Leading
Director of Community Development Bruce Emery 23,600 (96.1%) 23,600 — — 0% Flip impossible
Prosecuting Attorney Mark Nichols 23,997 (98.1%) 23,997 — — 0% Flip impossible
Sheriff Brian King 24,948 (98.3%) 24,948 — — 0% Flip impossible
Treasurer Jennifer L White 23,691 (98.8%) 23,691 — — 0% Flip impossible
County measures
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 1 Approved 27,629 (73.7%) 17,749 Rejected 9,880 — 0% Flip impossible
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 2 Approved 23,605 (63.4%) 9,960 Rejected 13,645 — 0% Flip impossible
Proposed Charter Amendment No. 3 Approved 25,007 (67.1%) 12,740 Rejected 12,267 — 0% Flip impossible
Local districts
PUD Commissioner District No. 2 Rick Paschall 13,448 (50.0%) 46 Randy Brackett 13,402 51.3% <0.1% Leading
Quillayute Valley School District 402 - Proposition 1
Combined: Approved 1,225 lead Rejected 901 (margin 324)
Approved 1,183 (57.3%) 302 Rejected 881 — 0% Flip impossible
Fire Protection District No. 1 - Proposition 1
Combined: Approved 1,004 lead Rejected 785 (margin 219)
Approved 1,004 (56.3%) 225 Rejected 779 — 0% Flip impossible
Fire Protection Dist. 2 Proposition 1 Yes 2,682 (54.5%) 446 No 2,236 — 0% Flip impossible
Fire Protection Dist. 6 Proposition 1 Approved 106 (58.6%) 31 Rejected 75 — 0% Flip impossible
Federal
Congressional District 6 - U.S. Representative
Combined: Emily Randall 221,487 lead Teresa Fox 131,937 (margin 89,550)
Emily Randall 21,900 (57.1%) 5,492 Teresa Fox 16,408 — 0% Flip impossible
Legislature
Legislative District 24 - State Representative Pos. 1
Combined: Adam Bernbaum 47,571 lead Eric W. Pratt 30,662 (margin 16,909)
Adam Bernbaum 22,012 (57.4%) 5,694 Eric W. Pratt 16,318 — 0% Flip impossible
Legislative District 24 - State Representative Pos. 2
Combined: Kaylee Kuehn 42,076 lead Marcia Kelbon 34,489 (margin 7,587)
Kaylee Kuehn 19,457 (51.5%) 1,193 Marcia Kelbon 18,264 72.6% <0.1% Leading
Courts
Supreme Court - Justice Position #01
Combined: Colleen Melody 1,735,659 lead Scott Edwards 1,154,433 (margin 581,226)
Colleen Melody 20,188 (56.0%) 4,365 Scott Edwards 15,823 — 0% Flip impossible
Supreme Court - Justice Position #03
Combined: Jaime Michelle Hawk 1,664,320 lead David Stevens 1,211,237 (margin 453,083)
Jaime Michelle Hawk 19,543 (54.4%) 3,232 David Stevens 16,311 — 0% Flip impossible
Supreme Court - Justice Position #04
Combined: Sean O'Donnell 1,441,491 lead Ian Birk 1,400,923 (margin 40,568)
Sean O'Donnell 18,094 (50.9%) 663 Ian Birk 17,431 62.5% <0.1% Leading
Supreme Court - Justice Position #05
Combined: Theo Angelis 1,596,947 lead Dave Larson 1,263,920 (margin 333,027)
Theo Angelis 18,503 (51.7%) 1,281 Dave Larson 17,222 74.2% <0.1% Leading
Supreme Court - Justice Position #07
Combined: Debra L. Stephens 1,817,453 lead Todd A. Bloom 1,041,805 (margin 775,648)
Debra L. Stephens 21,163 (59.1%) 6,562 Todd A. Bloom 14,601 — 0% Flip impossible
Court of Appeals, Division 2, District 2 - Judge Position 1
Combined: Erik D. Price 244,494 lead 0 (margin 244,494)
Erik D. Price 23,185 (98.8%) 23,185 — — 0% Flip impossible
District Court 1 Judge Alex Schodowski 18,961 (58.2%) 5,411 Patrick David Murphy 13,550 — 0% Flip impossible
District Court 2 Judge Bruce Hanify 1,711 (98.3%) 1,711 — — 0% Flip impossible
Statewide measures
Initiative Measure No. IP26-645
Combined: No 1,821,763 lead Yes 1,322,181 (margin 499,582)
No 21,540 (56.0%) 4,582 Yes 16,958 — 0% Flip impossible
Initiative Measure No. IL26-001
Combined: No 1,602,857 lead Yes 1,457,442 (margin 145,415)
Yes 18,847 (50.3%) 215 No 18,632 54.1% <0.1% Leading
Initiative Measure No. IL26-638
Combined: Yes 1,751,008 lead No 1,375,277 (margin 375,731)
Yes 23,009 (60.0%) 7,682 No 15,327 — 0% Flip impossible

Flip already mathematically impossible

Official sources & schedule

Posted after 5 p.m. each business day (not including state holidays) through certification. Wednesday, Nov 11, 2026 is Veterans Day (state holiday); no SOS ballot-return statistics report that day.

Monday, Nov 23, 2026, 1:00 PM PST — Pre-certification meeting, Commissioner's Meeting Room.
Tuesday, Nov 24, 2026, 2:00 PM PST — Certification of Election, Commissioner's Meeting Room.

The Daily News Front Page link stays up until the county finishes counting, then for 3 more days.

How the estimate works

Flip chance is an estimate. For each contested race we take the remaining ballots that can still be counted in that race (countywide remaining, scaled by the race's share of already-counted ballots if it is a smaller district), compute the share the trailer would need to overtake, and compare that to how late ballots have actually been breaking between snapshots (or to the current two-way share until a later drop arrives) using a simple binomial / normal-approximation model. It is not a poll and does not account for which precincts are still outstanding. MATHEMATICALLY IMPOSSIBLE means the current margin is already larger than the remaining ballots that can still be counted in that race — even if every one of them went to the trailer. Multi-county races also show official combined totals; Clallam remaining alone cannot decide those races if other counties still have ballots left.

Remaining formula: estimatedRemaining = (accepted + received) − ballotsCounted; challenged ballots are not included until they are cured and accepted.

Checked Thu, Nov 12, 2026, 6:01:11 PM PST. Unofficial until the county certifies.