Seattle Mayor Nickels in Trouble in First Election Returns
The first Election returns from King County Elections shows a three way tie for Seattle Mayor. Greg Nickels the incumbent is actually in third place. Michael McGinn is at the top right now with 26.56%. Joe Mallahan is in second place with 25.81%. Greg Nickels is third with 25.05%.
These are early results and it is likely this race will not be decided for a week or so if this closeness continues in the next count. This is an all mail in ballot so we aren’t waiting for precincts to report like in the past.
King County Elections results posted 8:10 PM 8/18/2009
City of Seattle Mayor
Mike McGinn 16810 26.56%
James Donaldson 5849 9.24%
Greg Nickels 15859 25.05%
Joe Mallahan 16334 25.81%
Kwame Wyking Garrett 715 1.13%
Jan Drago 4926 7.78%
Elizabeth Campbell 1974 3.12%
Norman Zadok Sigler 592 0.94%
Write-in 238 0.38%
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