Election: How your neighborhood voted

IAN SWENSON | Staff writer • Published November 19, 2012 Modified November 16, 2012

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These maps show how Thurston County voted on key measures and races in the Nov. 6 election. The final map shows crossover precincts that voted for both Democrat President Barack Obama and Republican gubernatorial candidate Rob McKenna. They are based on returns as of Thursday, which are not final or official results.

Search tip: Click on buttons to view different races; click on precinct to see numbers.

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