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We spoke with Yakima County Auditor Charles Ross about why the primary is important and why some are choosing not to participate.

Yakima County Auditor Charles Ross all the races showed that every vote counts. All total Ross says there was a 34 percent turnout for the election, well above the 25 percent he had predicted before the general election.

Yakima County Auditor Charles Ross says hand recounts will be conducted in the three races on Thursday, December 5. If any race is tied after the recount the winner is determined by a coin toss. Ross says he doubts however if a coin toss will be needed on Thursday.

The auditor found the former mayor violated the Code of Ethics for Municipal Officers when he created the position and benefits for a job he was later appointed to fill.

When all the counting is done Ross expects a 61 to 62 percent turnout. The election will be certified on November 27th.

More than 4,000 ballots from Tuesday's Primary Election will be counted in the Yakima County Auditor's office Today. Auditor Charles Ross says some close races could be affected. Here are the results from Yakima County:
Yakima County Commissioner
County voters chose candidates in the Ya…

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Washington's voters are weighing in on dozens of races across the state as they winnow their choices for offices ranging from Congress to the Legislature in the state's primary election.
Voters will decide Tuesday between 11 candidates for governor, though Democr…

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Washington's voters have a lengthy ballot to consider ahead of Tuesday's primary election, where they'll narrow down their choices for offices ranging from U.S. Senate to the governor's office and dozens of legislative races...

More than 107,000 people are registered to vote in Yakima County. But many more could sign up. If you are looking for an easy way to be a registered voter check out this video. We talked with Yakima County Auditor Charles Ross about two different ways to sign up as a voter in the county...

TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — A jury in Tacoma has finished its first day of deliberations in the fraud trial of Washington State Auditor Troy Kelley.
Jurors had two questions for the judge but didn't reach a verdict Thursday in a case described by prosecutors as a "plain case of fraud and…