November 13th Updated Election Results Show 124 Votes Now Separate McFarland and Miller in the North Bend Mayoral Race

UPDATE | November 13^th 3:55 pm

The County has posted its fourth update since the November 7th election, showing no surprises for city and school board positions. However, the gap between incumbent Rob McFarland and challenger council member Mary Miller has widened from 44 on Thursday to 124 today, favoring Miller for North Bend’s new mayor.

King County Elections has now tallied 3,122 ballots. The City of North Bend has 5,785 registered voters. 53.97% of the total registered voters have been counted. More results will be posted by 4:00 pm tomorrow, with the final reconciliation reports available by Tuesday, November 28th at 4 p.m.

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UPDATE | November 9^th 3:52 pm

With King County’s second election result update, the Mayoral race in North Bend between incumbent Rob McFarland and challenger council member Mary Miller has narrowed even further to 44, with 39.69% of the votes counted.

King County Elections has now tallied 2,296 ballots. The City of North Bend has 5,785 registered voters. King County offices will be closed on November 10^th for Veterans Day but more results will be posted by 4 pm.

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UPDATE | November 8^th 4:12 pm

With King County’s first election result update, the Mayoral race in North Bend between incumbent Rob McFarland and challenger council member Mary Miller has narrowed to 61 votes with 35.14% of registered voters counted.

All other races remain about the same. You can check the election results here.

King County Elections has tallied 2,033 ballots for this race. The City of North Bend has 5,785 registered voters. Another update will be posted tomorrow.

ORIGINAL STORY

With 282,063 ballots counted in the county, some races have been decided, and some are still ongoing.

Here are some November 7th race results:

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