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Election night results hold in local races

New ballot counts continue to show voter support for EMS levy, incumbents

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Election signs for Camas City Council, Camas mayoral and Camas School Board races stand on a vacant piece of property near the intersection of Southeast 192nd Avenue and Southeast Brady Road, near the Camas-Vancouver border, Oct. 28, 2023. (Kelly Moyer/Post-Record)

One week after the Nov. 7 election, with nearly 100% of ballots now counted, the initial results showing voters preferred Camas-Washougal incumbents have held true.

As of Nov. 14, election results show all of the incumbents running for reelection in Camas and Washougal mayoral, city council and school board races have easily retained their seats.

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