…for the SECB’s election-night coverage. We’ll have the winners, the losers, the victors, the victorias, and the Costco-catered buffets. Plus, you guessed it, we’re sending Goldy to the Yes on I-1183 victory party.

Please toss your predictions in comments.


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  1. Initially, the counts will show incumbents doing well, until they count the 20,103 ballots I mailed in today, after which everyone will be shocked at the change in results.

    It would have helped if the drop boxes had more space, so I had to go to all the post offices …

  2. goldy gets drunk on big box store liquor (imported for the party from california) insults some people, gets punched/kicked/assaulted and is then thrown out for disruptions related to putting his head in the way of other people’s fists, forks & feet.

  3. Families & Education Levy: Fail
    Seattle Proposition 1 ($60 car tabs): Fail
    Initiative 1183, Privatizing State Liquor Sales: Pass
    Initiative 1125, Tolling and light rail:  Fail
    Initiative 1163, Long Term Care Worker Training: Fail
    King County Assessor: Hara
    Seattle City Council Position 1: Forch
    Seattle City Council Position 3: Harrell
    Seattle City Council Position 5: Rasmussen
    Seattle City Council Position 7:  Burgess
    Seattle City Council Position 9: Clark
    Seattle School Board Director, District 1:  Peaslee
    Seattle School Board Director, District 2: Carr
    Seattle School Board Director, District 3: Buetow
    Seattle School Board Director, District 6:  early results will show Sundquist, but McLaren might catch up by Day 2 or 3
    King County Council Position 6 – Jane Hague
    King County Council Position 8 – Joe McDermott
    Seattle Port Commission, Position 2:Gael Tarleton
    Seattle Port Commission, Position 5: Dean Willard
    Senate Joint Resolution 8205: Approved
    Senate Joint Resolution 8206: Approved

  4. ELECTION NIGHT PREDICTIONS

    I-1125: loses
    I-1163: wins
    I-1183: wins
    Prop 1: loses
    Family & Ed. Levy: wins

    City Council:
    Burgess, Clark, Rasmussen, Harrell… and FORCH!

    County Council:
    Richard Mitchell over Jane Hague by a hair.

    Port:
    Tarleton and that guy with the great hair… Bryant, that’s it!

    School Board:
    Sundquist, Maier, Martin and Buetow

  5. @8, remember Lindy’s in L.A. now, probably thinking less often each day of Stranger/Index Media LLC and its denizens.

    And Goldy @7, not sure Forch will win – could be the only eightysomething out of a job soon is the one named Paterno.

  6. @14: The safe bet is to pick just incumbents, and if I did that, I’d probably have a better score at the end of the night than the way I picked. But if you don’t stick your neck out a little in predictions, what’s the point?

    As for the suggestion elsewhere that I have or will pitch a fit… you guys are funny.

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