Election results for the Nov. 8, 2022 general election in Island County, WA. Results are updated daily.
Rick Felici
Ballots from the Nov. 8 general election are still being counted, with races in Island and Snohomish counties still to be determined.
Two races affecting Whidbey Island have thin margins, with counts since Election Day trending in favor of Republican candidates.
Ballots from Tuesday’s general election are being counted, with races on Island and Snohomish county ballots still be determined. As of Tuesday night, Snohomish County had counted 184,877 ballots and Island County 25,956.
Incumbent candidates in Island County races are ahead in the first count of ballots Tuesday night while two ballot measures for the Oak Harbor Fire Department are doing well.
The Whidbey News-Times published an editorial on Oct. 28, 2022, listing their endorsements for Island County offices in the November election.
Tim Hazelo, a Republican who lives on North Whidbey, is challenging incumbent Commissioner Janet St. Clair, a Democrat who lives on Camano Island. They are running for the District 3 seat, which represents North Whidbey and Camano Island.
Rick Felici (R), running to be re-elected as Island County Sheriff, purchased ad space for a chart comparing his experience and his opponent’s.