Pierce County Election Results 2018

As the election dust-ups began settling Tuesday evening, the results of Pierce County's races for various propositions and elected officials slowly took shape.

Voters appear to have rejected two out of three propositions seeking to retain and/or be allowed to increase levy rates for fire and emergency services provided by Fire Protection districts No. 6 and No. 17. However, a proposition to fund Emergency Medical Services provided by Fire Protection District No. 17 appears to have narrowly squeaked by.

Voters also approved East Pierce Fire & Rescue's request to issue $80 million in bonds to construct four new fire stations that would replace aging facilities, acquire land and construct a new fire station in Tehaleh, purchase new fire and emergency vehicles and equipment, and make other, unspecified capital improvements.

Gig Harbor voters approved an increase to local sales taxes to help pay for transportation improvements.

Eatonville voters will continue to prohibit establishing recreational cannabis retailers in the city.

And Mary Robnett soundly defeated incumbent Mark Lindquist for the Pierce County Prosecuting Attorney position.

While the current results are still unofficial, Patch is here to help you find the results to all your local elections.

Scroll down using the toggle on the right of the below table for real-time results from across Pierce County (You may also need to adjust the scroll bar at the bottom, depending on your browser). Be sure to continue refreshing throughout the night for the latest.

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