Sandra Kellso News Today

Sequim Good Governance League-backed candidates in Sequim City Council and Sequim School Board races appear to be well on their way to big wins in the 2023 General Election.

Other contested races remain unchanged

SEQUIM — Incumbents in the race for the Sequim School Board — two of them Sequim Good Governance League-backed candidates — have significant leads after the first ballot count in the General Election following the release of results on Nov. 7.

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County featured two races with “ghost challengers” who had withdrawn from the race but whose names remained on the ballot.

Incumbents in the race for the Sequim School Board — two of them Sequim Good Governance League-backed candidates — have significant leads after the first ballot count in the General Election following the release of results on Nov. 7.

Incumbents in the race for the Sequim School Board and Sequim Good Governance League-backed candidates have significant leads after the first ballot count in the General Election following the release of results on Nov. 7.

Initial returns presented in general election

More than 29 percent returned so far in both Peninsula counties

Contested races, one measure listed

Editor’s note: This is the fifth in a series of interviews for contested Sequim elections in the Nov. 7 General Election. This week it’s Michael Rocha, who was appointed to the seat, versus challenger Sandra Kellso, running for Sequim School Board Director at-large Position 5 — a non-partisan, four-year term.