Evan Perrollaz garnered 399 votes or 60 percent in the Friday Harbor Mayoral race. Emilio Santiago had 266 or 40 percent. The San Juan Island School district board will welcome Melanie Hess who had 1,999 or 82 percent, Levi Wolf had 417 or 17 percent.
CONTESTED RACES:
San Juan Island School District No. 149 Director 1
Melanie Hess 1,999
Levi Wolf 417
Lopez Island Park & Rec District Commissioner 4
Bridie Spreine 397
Chuenchom S. Greacen 418
Lopez Island Park & Rec District Commissioner 5
Christopher ‘Kit’ Ledbetter 422
Dan Post 428
SJC Public Hospital District No. 2 Commissioner 2
Steven Greenstein 467
Heather Arps 427
PROPOSITIONS:
SAN JUAN ISLAND:
Passed – SJC Fire Protection District No. 2 -Proposition No. 1 General Obligation Bonds $18,500,000. 917 yes/479
Passes-SJC Public Hospital District No. 1 -Proposition No. 1 Authorizing Regular Property Tax Levy – 1598 yes/996 no
Passes – Orcas Island School District No. 137 -Proposition No. 1 Capital Projects Levy for Sitework and Safety Improvements 856 yes /586 no
Passes – Orcas Island School District No. 137 -Proposition No. 2 Educational Programs and Operations Levy 959 yes /492 no
Passes – Orcas Island Library District Proposition No. 1 Establishing Regular Property Tax Levy Rate n
Passes – Lopez Island Park and Rec District -Proposition No. 1 Formation of Lopez Island Park and Recreation District 561 yes /426 no
Rejected – Lopez Island Park and Rec District -Proposition No. 2 Levy 446 yes/538 no
Passes – Lopez Solid Waste Disposal District -Proposition No. 1 Excess Property Tax Levy for 2026
Island Voters voted for the State of Washington -Senate Joint Resolution 8201 3139 yes/1903 no 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.