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Boldt’s council chair win secure as Dalesandro concedes race

November 5, 2015, 5:56pm Clark County News

It's over: Marc Boldt is the new Clark County council chair. Read story

Boldt, Olson maintain leads in county races

November 4, 2015, 6:52pm Clark County News

The results of Tuesday's election held strong in key races Wednesday as the Clark County Elections Department tallied thousands of more ballots. Read story

Election workers, including Brianna Michel, center, sort through ballots at the King County Elections Office on election day Tuesday in Renton.

Opponents of anti-tax measure promise court action

Election workers, including Brianna Michel, center, sort through ballots at the King County Elections Office on election day Tuesday in Renton.

November 4, 2015, 11:13am Election

Long-time tax foe Tim Eyman's latest effort to limit Washington lawmakers' ability to raise taxes appears to be headed to victory. But opponents are already promising a court challenge. Read story

Linda Glover, left, and Ty Stober are running for the seat on the Vancouver City Council that Larry Smith currently holds.

Stober holds thin lead over Glover for Vancouver council seat

Linda Glover, left, and Ty Stober are running for the seat on the Vancouver City Council that Larry Smith currently holds.

November 3, 2015, 10:55pm Clark County News

Two Vancouver City Council incumbents will keep their seats for another four years, while a third race for an open council seat was too close to call Tuesday night. Read story

Eric LaBrant is congratulated by a supporter at Gaiser Hall, Clark College, in Vancouver Tuesday November 3 , 2015.

LaBrant leads in Port of Vancouver race

Eric LaBrant is congratulated by a supporter at Gaiser Hall, Clark College, in Vancouver Tuesday November 3 , 2015.

November 3, 2015, 10:54pm Business

Voters favored Eric LaBrant as the newest Port of Vancouver commissioner during Tuesday's election, according to early results. Read story

County chair candidate Marc Boldt, who ran with no party preference, talks to supporter Ann Laurier after hearing the results of the general election Tuesday. Boldt was leading the race with 40.39 percent of the vote Tuesday night.

Boldt leads Dalesandro in county council chair race; Pike a distant third

County chair candidate Marc Boldt, who ran with no party preference, talks to supporter Ann Laurier after hearing the results of the general election Tuesday. Boldt was leading the race with 40.39 percent of the vote Tuesday night.

November 3, 2015, 10:53pm Clark County News

Early election results point to a story of redemption for one former county commissioner. Read story

Thornton elected as La Center mayor

November 3, 2015, 10:12pm Clark County News

Greg Thornton will be La Center's next mayor, according to preliminary election results released Tuesday. Read story

School board incumbents appear to retain seats

November 3, 2015, 9:19pm Clark County News

Tuesday night's early election results show all the county's school board incumbents appear headed for re-election. Read story

Fire District 6 voters OK property tax levy increase

November 3, 2015, 8:55pm Clark County News

Clark County Fire District 6 voters agreed Tuesday to a roughly 18 percent property tax increase. Read story

Clark County chair candidate Marc Boldt, center, talks to Vancouver City Councilor Bart Hansen, left, on Tuesday night in Vancouver shortly after preliminary election results were revealed.

Boldt, Olson take lead in county council races

Clark County chair candidate Marc Boldt, center, talks to Vancouver City Councilor Bart Hansen, left, on Tuesday night in Vancouver shortly after preliminary election results were revealed.

November 3, 2015, 8:03pm Clark County News

Independent Marc Boldt and Democrat Mike Dalesandro combined to take more than three-quarters of the county chair votes in first returns released tonight, apparently leaving little room for supporters of write-in candidate Liz Pike. Read story