In a general election that followed primary results, Bill Ward kept his District 2 seat on the Port of Camas-Washougal board by beating Neil Cahoon.
Ward was well in front in the Tuesday ballot count — 4,398 to 2,597 — for 62.5 percent of the vote.
He also claimed about 62 percent of the vote in the three-way Aug. 16 primary.
During the campaign, Ward said his top issues include redeveloping the 25-acre former Hambleton Lumber Co. mill and preparing Steigerwald Commerce Center — 120 acres of undeveloped, industrially zoned land — for development.
The port’s three elected commissioners oversee an agency with operating revenues of $4.4 million and several community assets, including a 400-acre industrial park, the 79-hangar Grove Field airport and a 350-slip marina.