Eyman's I-985 is in trouble. I-1000 is ahead. I-1029 looks to pass as well.
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Eyman's I-985 is in trouble. I-1000 is ahead. I-1029 looks to pass as well.
Here are the initial results for the Washington state ballot measures.
Initiative 985, Tim Eyman's "traffic congestion relief" measure:
Yes: 39.71 percent No: 60.29 percent
Initiative 1000, the assisted suicide measure:
Yes: 56.56 percent No: 43.44 percent
Initiative 1029, which would require better training for long term health care workers:
Yes: 74.55 percent No: 24.45 percent
More to come.
