2025 General Election results | Nov. 5 UPDATE

Adler widens leads in the Black Diamond mayoral race, as do challengers for other city, school board seats.

By Ray Miller-Still • November 4, 2025 8:22 pm
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<strong>Top row:</strong> Enumclaw School District Board member Julianne DeShayes and challenger Tara Cochran; Enumclaw School District Board member Paul Fisher and challenger Malia Ebner. <strong>Bottom Row:</strong> Enumclaw Council member Tom Sauvageau and challenger Brodie Smith; Black Diamond mayoral candidates Geoff Bowie and John Adler. <strong>Not pictured:</strong> Sabrina Solmonsen-Waterhouse (Enumclaw Council Pos. No. 3; Breanna Hott and Ed Storton (Enumclaw Council Pos. No. 7; Black Diamond Council member Leih Mulvihill and challenger Mario Sorci; and Dan Dal Santo and Johnathan Englund (Black Diamond Council Pos. No. 6).
Top row: Enumclaw School District Board member Julianne DeShayes and challenger Tara Cochran; Enumclaw School District Board member Paul Fisher and challenger Malia Ebner. Bottom Row: Enumclaw Council member Tom Sauvageau and challenger Brodie Smith; Black Diamond mayoral candidates Geoff Bowie and John Adler. Not pictured: Sabrina Solmonsen-Waterhouse (Enumclaw Council Pos. No. 3; Breanna Hott and Ed Storton (Enumclaw Council Pos. No. 7; Black Diamond Council member Leih Mulvihill and challenger Mario Sorci; and Dan Dal Santo and Johnathan Englund (Black Diamond Council Pos. No. 6).

Nov. 5 update:

CITY OF ENUMCLAW

Council Pos. No. 3

Sabrina Solmonsen-Waterhouse: 82.25% , 1,765 votes

Adella King: 16.03%, 344 votes

Council Pos. No. 5

Tom Sauvageau: 46.33%, 1,087 votes

Brodie Smith: 53.2%, 1,248 votes

Council Pos. No. 7

Breanna Hott: 41.42%, 958 votes

Ed Storton: 58.11%, 1,344 votes

BLACK DIAMOND

Mayor

Geoff Bowie: 49.05%, 802 votes

John Adler: 50.87%, 829 votes

Council Pos. No. 4

Mario Sorci: 66.12%, 1,042 votes

Leih Mulvihill: 33.69%, 531 votes

Council Pos. No. 6

Dan Dal Santo: 63.58%, 1,009 votes

Johnathan Englund: 36.11%, 573 votes

ENUMCLAW SCHOOL DISTRICT

Director District No. 2

Julianne DeShayes: 29.56%, 1,693

Tara Cochran: 69.99%, 4,009 votes

Director District No. 5

Malia Ebner: 42.87%%, 2,400 votes

Paul Fisher: 56.61%, 3,169 votes

KING COUNTY

Executive

Girmay Zahilay: 50.56%, 1160,021 votes

Claudia Balducci: 48.17%, 152,455 votes

Council District No. 9

Jude Anthony: 27.66%, 10,628 votes

Reagan Dunn: 71.951%, 27,791 votes

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 5 SENATOR

Victoria Hunt (D): 55.58%, 15,907 votes

Chad Mangendanz (R): 44.33%, 12,686 votes

OTHER RESULTS

• Senate Joint Resolution No. 8201: This statewide measure is passing with 70.13% of the vote in King County and 57.17% statewide. With this measure, the Legislature has proposed a constitutional amendment on allowing money in Washington’s long-term care fund to be invested. This amendment would allow the state fund dedicated to providing long-term care benefits for eligible seniors and people with disabilities to be invested as authorized by law.

• King County Prop. 1: Proposition No. 1, Medic One – Emergency Medical Services Replacement of Existing Levy is passing with 79.56% of the vote. For the county-wide Medic One emergency medical services system, the county seeks to replace an expiring levy by imposing regular property taxes of $0.25 or less per thousand dollars of assessed valuation for each of six consecutive years, with collection beginning in 2026, as provided in King County Ordinance No. 19950, to continue paying for Medic One emergency medical services. For a property with an assessed valuation of $844,000, the maximum rate would be approximately $211 in the first year. Qualifying seniors, veterans, and disabled persons would be eligible for exemption from the levy.

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Nov. 4: It’s after 8 p.m. on election night, which means the initial 2025 general election results are live.

Results won’t be finalized until Nov. 25, and updates will be published daily through the week until all the ballots have been counted.

Here’s who is leading in local elections on the Plateau and beyond.

CITY OF ENUMCLAW

Council Pos. No. 3

Sabrina Solmonsen-Waterhouse: 87.2% , 1,566 votes

Adella King: 15.69%, 297 votes

Council Pos. No. 5

Tom Sauvageau: 46.34%, 962 votes

Brodie Smith: 53.18%, 1,104 votes

Council Pos. No. 7

Breanna Hott: 42.10%, 861 votes

Ed Storton: 57.41%, 1,174 votes

BLACK DIAMOND

Mayor

Geoff Bowie: 49.05%, 694 votes

John Adler: 50.81%, 719 votes

Council Pos. No. 4

Mario Sorci: 66.01%, 903 votes

Leih Mulvihill: 33.77%, 462 votes

Council Pos. No. 6

Dan Dal Santo: 63.59%, 875votes

Johnathan Englund: 36.26%, 499 votes

ENUMCLAW SCHOOL DISTRICT

Director District No. 2

Julianne DeShayes: 29.25%, 1,485

Tara Cochran: 70.24%, 3,566 votes

Director District No. 5

Malia Ebner: 43.16%, 2,144 votes

Paul Fisher: 56.21%, 2,792 votes

KING COUNTY

Executive

Girmay Zahilay: 50.07%, 133,804 votes

Claudia Balducci: 48.44%, 129,459 votes

Council District No. 9

Jude Anthony: 27.04%, 8,697 votes

Reagan Dunn: 72.51%, 23, 319 votes

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 5 SENATOR

Victoria Hunt (D): 54.54%, 12,541 votes

Chad Mangendanz (R): 45.34%, 10,424 votes

OTHER RESULTS

• Senate Joint Resolution No. 8201: This statewide measure is passing with 70% of the vote in King County and 56.78% statewide. With this measure, the Legislature has proposed a constitutional amendment on allowing money in Washington’s long-term care fund to be invested. This amendment would allow the state fund dedicated to providing long-term care benefits for eligible seniors and people with disabilities to be invested as authorized by law.

• King County Prop. 1: Proposition No. 1, Medic One – Emergency Medical Services Replacement of Existing Levy is passing with 79.39% of the vote. For the county-wide Medic One emergency medical services system, the county seeks to replace an expiring levy by imposing regular property taxes of $0.25 or less per thousand dollars of assessed valuation for each of six consecutive years, with collection beginning in 2026, as provided in King County Ordinance No. 19950, to continue paying for Medic One emergency medical services. For a property with an assessed valuation of $844,000, the maximum rate would be approximately $211 in the first year. Qualifying seniors, veterans, and disabled persons would be eligible for exemption from the levy.

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