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Update: Incumbents win many General Election races

In Clark County, voter turnout has exceeded 73 percent

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A steady stream of cars could be seen making their way to the bright red 24-hour ballot drop box on Northeast Fifth Avenue in Camas on Tuesday. Clark County election officials are predicting that this historic general election will draw a voter turnout that exceeds 80 percent.

At the local level, the 2016 General Election is favoring incumbents. Republican candidates running for re-election to their 18th District senator and representative seats and the Third Congressional District U.S. representative position have garnered enough votes to remain in office.

Following Tuesday’s election, another updated list of election results was released Friday evening.

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