2011 Primary Election results

THE OLYMPIAN • Published August 17, 2011 Modified August 17, 2011

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City of Lacey - City Council, Position No. 3

Jeff Gadman: 2,090 47.94%

Mark Arras: 1,477 33.88%

Raymond Payne: 742 17.02%

City of Olympia, Mayor

Stephen Buxbaum: 3,680 43.75%

Dick Pust: 2,799 33.27%

Karen Rogers: 1,900 22.59%

City of Tenino, City Council position no. 5

Wayne Fournier: 114 46.72%

Philip Simmons: 75 30.74%

John J. O’Callahan: 52 21.31%

Write-in: 3 1.23%

Rochester School District No. 401 - School Board Director, District No. 4

Glen Morgan: 529 46.49%

Piper Lyon: 339 29.79%

Brian Boman: 260 22.85%

Write-in: 10 .88%

Fire Protection District No. 3 (Lacey) - Commissioner, Position No. 3

Frank Kirkbride: 4,050 48.66%

Gary W. Hartloff: 2,748 33.02%

Vasiliy V. Stupin, III: 1,450 17.42%

Write-in: 75 .90%

City of Tumwater - Proposition No. 1 - Fire and Public Safety Levy Lid Lift

Rejected: 1,601 50.43%

Approved: 1,574 49.57%

Fire Protection District No. 15 (Munn Lake) - Proposition No. 1 - Levy Lid Lift

Rejected: 82 62.60%

Approved: 49 37.40%

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