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* - Incumbent
- Candidate advances to Nov. 5 general election (no mark - too close to call; recount may decide it). Third-party candidates advance to the general election only if they attain at least 1 percent of the votes cast for the office in the primary.
Key to party affiliation: D (Democrat), I (Independent), L (Libertarian), NL (Natural Law), P (Populist), R (Republican), Re (Reform), SW (Socialist Workers)


Ballot measures

	KING COUNTY PROPOSITION 1
	Recreation and Conservation Legacy program (general obligation bonds _ $215,750,000) Shall King County undertake the Recreation and Conservation Legacy Program of capital improvements to preserve salmon habitat, restore recreational facilities, acquire parks and playfields, and protect greenways, natural resource lands and waterways throughout King County and issue $215,750,000 of general obligation bonds, maturing within a maximum of 30 years, and shall the County be authorized to levy property taxes annually in excess of regular taxes, to repay such bonds, all as provided in Ordinance 12392?
	Yes	174,347	(47%)
	No	193,484	(53%)

	KING COUNTY PROPOSITION 2
	Maintenance endowment levy To establish an endowment to maintain Recreation and Conservation Projects financed by voter-approved bonds of the County, shall the County levy for one year the following tax, in excess of regular tax levies, upon all taxable property within the county: approximately $0.25 per $1,000 assessed valuation to provide $30,500,000 to be levied in 1996 for collection in 1997, all as provided in Ordinance 12393?
	Yes	157,643	(43%)
	No	206,355	(57%)

	CARNATION PROPOSITION 1
	Police protection levy _ $90,000 Shall the City of Carnation be authorized to levy an excess property tax in the year 1996 for collection in 1997 of $90,000, estimated at $1.32 per $1,000 of full assessed value, for the purpose of providing funds for police services and personnel, all as provided in Ordinance No. 540?
	Yes	248	(73%)
	No	93	(27%)

	REDMOND PROPOSITION 1
	Shall the Redmond Library Capital Facility Area be established?
	Yes	5,484	(64%)
	No	2,896	(36%)

	REDMOND PROPOSITION 2
	General obligation bonds _ $7,000,000 To acquire, construct and equip a new library capital facility, shall the Redmond Library Capital Facility Area incur indebtedness and issue not more than $7,000,000 of unlimited tax general obligation bonds maturing within 20 years on which principal and interest shall be payable from annual property tax levies in excess of regular property tax levies, all as provided in Metropolitan King County Ordinance 12384?
	Yes	5,199	(64%)
	No	2,896	(36%)

	SEATAC PROPOSITION 1
	Change in plan of government Shall the City of SeaTac abandon the Council-Manager plan of government under which it currently operates pursuant to RCW 35A.13 and adopt in its place the Mayor-Council plan of government pursuant to the provisions of RCW 35A.12?
	Yes	1,583	(36%)
	No	2,873	(64%)

	WOODINVILLE PROPOSITION 1
	Community Center complex bonds _ $6,000,000 Shall the City of Woodinville borrow up to $6,000,000 to acquire Northshore School District property scheduled to be sold: 10-plus acres of land and buildings comprising the Old Woodinville School and Sorenson School, gymnasium, pool and ballfields, for a community center, city hall and ballfields by selling general obligation bonds therefore maturing within 20 years and levy annual excess property taxes necessary to pay and retire the bonds, as provided in Ordinance No. 160?
	Yes	1,100	(53%)
	No	988	(47%)

	MARYSVILLE PROPOSITION 1
	Pinewood area annexation Shall annexation to the City of Marysville of an area commonly known as the Pinewood Area be approved with proposed zoning and assumption of proportionate share of city indebtedness?
	Yes	51	(48%)
	No	56	(52%)

	MARYSVILLE PROPOSITION 2
	Indian Creek area annexation Shall annexation to the City of Marysville of an area commonly known as the Indian Creek area be approved with proposed zoning and assumption of proportionate share of city indebtedness?
	Yes	47	(48%)
	No	58	(52%)