Following the first results of the February Special Election, a new Elma stadium, a replacement Stevens Elementary, and improvements to the Rochester school are not passing, but the majority of other measures are moving forward.
A total of 13858 ballots were counted as of Tuesday, showing a 31.14% turnout county wide.
New funding measures within the county require a 60% supermajority to pass, while replacement funding needed a simple majority in order to be approved.
The proposition to construct a new stadium for Elma sports is failing for the fifth time. On Tuesday the results showed a 56.80% approval, short of the 60% requirement needed.
In Aberdeen, a request to bring $46.8 million in bonds to build a new Stevens Elementary school in South Aberdeen is currently failing with a 58.42% approval.
Over $57 million in funding for the Rochester school district to perform improvements to the school is failing with a 54.46% approval.
Elsewhere in the county, most districts are currently passing their proposals.
The only replacement levy not getting approval at this time is the McCleary proposition for a replacement levy. This measure is failing by 4 votes, showing 250 votes for and 253 against, a difference of less than 1%.
Full current results available at; https://results.votewa.gov/ResultsSW.aspx?type=CTYALL&cty=14&map=CTY