Enjoy hanging out with wonks and election junkies? Love congratulating yourself for nothing? Looking forward to celebrating another term of governance under the duopolistic War-and-Deficits Party? Then you better get your ass to an election party tonight!

Here’s the full schedule for candidates and initiatives endorsed by The Stranger or cool enough to respond to our emails.

The Westin, Grand Ballroom (hosted by the Washington State Democrats): Sen. Patty Murray, Rep. Jim McDermott, State rep. Eileen Cody, State senator Adam Kline, State rep. Eric Pettigrew, State speaker Frank Chopp, State rep. Phyllis Kenney. (1900 Fifth Avenue, doors open at 7 p.m., event starts at 7:30 p.m.)

The Westin, Elliott Bay Room (hosted by the Progressive Ballot Measure Coalition): Yes 1098, Yes R-52, No 1107, No 1053, No 1082, State senator Jeanne Kohl-Welles (1900 Fifth Avenue, 8:00 p.m.)

The Westin, Fourth Floor: Schools First—Yes on Seattle school levy (1900 Fifth Avenue, 7:30 p.m.)

Bellevue Hilton: Dino Rossi, victory party round two? (300 112th Avenue SE, Bellevue, 6:30 p.m.)

Bellevue Hyatt, Evergreen Ballroom: Suzan DelBene (900 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue, 7:30 p.m.)

Labor Temple, Everett: Rep. Rick Larsen (2812 Lombard Avenue, Everett, 7:00 p.m.)

F.X. McRory’s, Pioneer Square: No on 1100/1105 (419 Occidental Avenue S, 8:00 p.m.)

Red Door, Fremont: Yes on 1100 (3401 Evanston Ave N, 7:30 p.m.)

Great Nabob, Queen Anne: Yes on Proposition 1 (819 Fifth Avenue N, 6:30 p.m.)

Skylark Cafe and Club, West Seattle: Joe Fitzgibbon (3803 Delridge Way SW, 7:00-10:00 p.m.)

Calamity Jane’s, Georgetown: Joe McDermott (5701 Airport Way South, 7:30-10:30 p.m.)

Twist, Belltown (hosted by PubliCola, the Municipal League, Seattle Works, the Washington Bus, the Alki Foundation, and Seattle CityClub): General election night party with a likely visit from State senator Jeanne Kohl-Welles (2313 1st Avenue, 5:00 p.m.)

Vancouver Hilton, Heritage Ballroom: Denny Heck (301 W 6th Street, Vancouver, 7:30 p.m.-midnight)

Vancouver Red Lion (hosted by the Clark County Republicans): Jaime Herrera (100 Columbia Street, 7:30 p.m.-midnight)

17 replies on “Where the Party At? Election Night Remix”

  1. Remember, the final drop is 8:30 or so, so get there early and celebrate!

    That reminds me, I still owe Suzie B lunch, I should pop over to the Red Door and buy a pitcher of cider since she’ll be down in the dumps when 1100 loses.

  4. I love election night parties!!!! The ones at the Westin are always particularly fun, for some reason. Back when Trader Vic’s was still open, it was particularly fun.

  5. Oh, that was banal of me. Just ignore comment four, and let me try it again…..

    I love election night parties!!!! The ones at the Westin are always particularly fun. Back when Trader Vic’s was still open, they were epic.

  8. If you don’t care about these things:
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    salmonella poisoning the eggs your family eats
    E. coli poisoning your meat and veggies
    PCBs poisoning the milk Baby sucks from Mommy’s breasts
    those “Aspirin” you’re buying are actually Rat Poison
    your kid’s teacher is a convicted –and unsupervised– sexual predator
    low-income kids not having a hot lunch at school
    neighbors losing their homes to foreclosure
    being paid a decent wage, and receiving help when unemployed
    elections that are 1st Tuesday Silent Auctions
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    Or if you think all government regulations are stupid, and that taxes are “a waste of MY money,” then vote for one of those GOP/TP “Charlie McCarthy” ventriloquist props.
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    Otherwise, vote for a Democrat!
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    The choice is simple, and “a waste of taxpayer dollars” never enters into it.
    The operative word isn’t “waste,” it’s “investment.”

  9. I second the request for info on bars showing election results – anyone? Daily Central coverage would be awesome, but even just WA state would be good. Anywhere on cap hill?

  11. Another great bar is the Red Door in Fremont – they serve food too, and you can cheer when I-1100 gets beaten as you eat your yummy fish and chips and drink your pitcher of hard cider.

    Mind you, the I-1100 supporters there might glare at you a bit, but just think back to when Fremont was all biker bars and you were lucky to down a full pitcher of anything without getting into a fight.

  16. Hold on, let me ask…

    Nope. As long as your St. Bernard is wearing the can of quattro crazy around his neck, you will not be charged a corkage.

    (Bev. Place is dog / sugar glider / nerd friendly)

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