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And the school board races continue »

School board election results

Here are election results for the five contested Whatcom County races, as of 8:38 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3. This is the only count that was released Tuesday night.

Bellingham School Board

Position 4: Steve Smith is leading with 7,227 votes, or about 52 percent of the vote. Rogan Jones has 6,711 votes.

Position 5: Scott Stockburger is leading with 8,669 votes, or about 61 p ercent of the vote. Michael Jay has 5,584 votes.

Ferndale School Board

District 4: Incumbent Lee Anne Riddle is leading with 2,387 votes, or about 54 percent. Larry Hoffman has 2,039 votes.

District 5: Troy Clark is leading with 2,449 votes, or about 59 percent. Incumbent Andrew McLaurin has 1,721 votes.

Lynden School Board

Position 5: Mike Haveman is leading with 2,042 votes, or about 72 percent. Rollo Van Slyke has 780 votes.

For more election coverage, go to www.bellinghamherald.com. To see full election results, which will be updated Wednesday, go to the Whatcom County Auditor’s site here.

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