Election 2019: On day 2, no change in city council, school board races

There was little change in the Lynnwood City Council and Edmonds School Board races after the second day of voting results were released by the Snohomish County Elections Office Wednesday, Nov. 7.

Former Lynnwood City Councilmember Jim Smith still leads the race for the council’s vacant Position 4 seat. As of Wednesday Smith had 61.50% of the votes counted so far — or 2,155. His opponent, former councilmember Van AuBuchon,  trailed with 1,324 votes, or 37.79%.

Position 5 candidate Julieta Altamirano-Crosby also maintained her lead Lynnwood’s second vacant council seat. In the latest returns released Wednesday, Altmirano-Crosby had 1,964 votes (55.73%) while opponent David Schirle had 1544 votes, or 43.81%.

Position 6 incumbent George Hurst also led the race against opponent Nick Coelho with 60.48% of the vote (2,100 votes). Coelho currently has 1,355 votes or 39.03%.

Position 7 incumbent Shannon Session had 62.63% of the vote count released Wednesday, for a total of 2,187 votes. Fellow councilmember Shirley Sutton, who chose to run against Sessions for Position 7 instead of defending her Position 4 seat, earned 36.86% of the vote (1,287 votes total).

In races for Edmonds School District Board of Directors, all three candidates who were in the lead Tuesday — incumbents Carin Chase and Gary Noble, and Nancy Katims, running for an open seat — continued Wednesday to maintain a significant edge over their opponents.

You can see the school board and council race results for Wednesday below. For complete election results for all races and ballot measures, visit the Snohomish County Elections webpage. Results will be updated again Thursday afternoon, and the election will be certified on Nov. 26.

General election results reported as of Nov 7, 2019

City of Lynnwood Council Position 4
Jim Smith 2155 61.50%
Van AuBuchon 1324 37.79%
Write-in 25 0.71%
Total 3504 100.00%

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City of Lynnwood Council Position 5
J. Altamirano-Crosby 1964 55.73%
David Schirle 1544 43.81%
Write-in 16 0.45%
Total 3524  100.00%

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City of Lynnwood Council Position 6
Nick Coelho 1355 39.03%
George Hurst 2100 60.48%
Write-in 17 0.49%
Total 3472 100.00%

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City of Lynnwood Council Position 7
Shannon Sessions 2187 62.63%
Shirley Sutton 1287 36.86%
Write-in 18 0.52%
Total 3492 100.00%

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Edmonds School District No. 15 Director District 1
Carin Chase  15177  82.81%
Alvin Rutledge, Jr.  3039  16.58%
Write-in 111 0.61%
Total 18,327 100.00%

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Edmonds School District No. 15 Director District 3
Gary Noble  11723  62.67%
Rory Graves  6921  37.00%
Write-in  61 0.33%
Total  18705  100.00%

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Edmonds School District No. 15 Director District 5
Nancy Katims  12732  68.66%
Lisa Hunnewell  5713  30.81%
Write-in  98 0.53%
Total 18543 100.00%

  1. Thank you Lynnwood for honoring the veterans.
    Thank you Mayor Smith and the city of Lynnwood for the Lynnwood Safety Fair.
    Great fun once again.
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