Skip to main content

  | मौसम…

411 समाचार
Public archive edition · Attributed source reporting with original dates · AI drafts are excluded

411 REFERENCE · Wikipedia

2000 Washington State Treasurer election

Reference material by Wikipedia contributors. This retains its source identity and is not 411 news reporting.

none July 2026 July 2026 2000 Washington State Treasurer election Washington presidential No 1996 Washington State Treasurer election 1996 2004 Washington State Treasurer election 2004 November 7, 2000 Murphy-pic.jpg Mike Murphy Democratic Party (United States) 1,266,969 55.83% 3x4.svg Diane Rhoades Republican Party (United States) 905,401 39.90% 275px County results Murphy: #a5b0ff 40–50% #7996e2 50–60% #6674de 60–70%Rhoades: #ffb2b2 40–50% #e27f7f 50–60% State Treasurer Mike Murphy Democratic Party (United States) Mike Murphy Democratic Party (United States) The 2000 Washington State Treasurer election was held on November 7, 2000, to elect the Washington State Treasurer, concurrently with the 2000 U.S. presidential election, as well as elections to the U.S. Senate and various state and local elections, including for U.S. House and governor of Washington. Incumbent Democratic State Treasurer Mike Murphy, first elected in 1996, was re-elected to a second term in office, defeating Republican Diane Rhoades with 56% of the vote.https://www.heraldnet.com/2000/11/07/lowry-trails-in-bid-to-re-enter-politics/ Lowry trails in bid to re-enter politics HeraldNet.com July 25, 2026 3 Candidates Democratic Party Advanced to general Mike Murphy, incumbent state treasurer (1997–2009)https://www.heraldnet.com/2000/10/19/murphys-record-merits-another-term-as-treasurer/ Eliminated in primary Louis Bloomhttps://www.spokesman.com/stories/2000/sep/23/odd-stands-a-natural-part-of-democracy/ Republican Party Advanced to general Diane Rhoades, Orting School Board member Libertarian Party Advanced to general Tim Perman Primary election The blanket primary was held on September 19.https://www.whidbeynewstimes.com/2000/08/02/candidates-line-up-for-campaigns/ Candidates line up for campaigns Whidbey News-Times whidbeynewstimes.com July 25, 2026 Results Blanket primary election resultshttps://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/results_report.aspx?e=18&c=&c2=&t=2&t2=1&p=&p2=&y= Elections Search Results September 2000 Primary Munro Ralph Ralph Munro September 19, 2000 Secretary of State of Washington July 25, 2026 Washington State Democratic Party Mike Murphy (incumbent) 538,873 46.78 Washington State Republican Party Diane Rhoades 477,770 41.47 Washington State Democratic Party Louis Bloom 76,738 6.66 Libertarian Party of Washington Tim Perman 58,661 5.09 1,152,042 100.00 General election Results 2000 Washington State Treasurer electionhttps://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/results_report.aspx?e=20&c=&c2=&t=2&t2=&p=&p2=&y= Elections Search Results November 2000 General Munro Ralph Ralph Munro November 7, 2000 Secretary of State of Washington July 25, 2026 Washington State Democratic Party Mike Murphy (incumbent) 1,266,969 55.83 +0.68 Washington State Republican Party Diane Rhoades 905,401 39.90 –4.95 Libertarian Party of Washington Tim Perman 96,910 4.27 N/A 2,269,280 100.00 N/A Washington State Democratic Party By county CountyMike MurphyDemocraticDiane RhoadesRepublicanTim PermanLibertarianMarginTotal votes cast#%#%#%#%Adams2,03644.44%2,42052.83%1252.73%-384-8.38%4,581Asotin3,78651.83%3,24944.48%2693.68%5377.35%7,304Benton24,21344.11%28,67952.24%2,0043.65%-4,466-8.14%54,896Chelan10,39742.98%12,86553.19%9273.83%-2,468-10.20%24,189Clallam14,62349.88%12,96644.23%1,7275.89%1,6575.65%29,316Clark61,32949.14%57,64946.19%5,8214.66%3,6802.95%124,799Columbia86144.84%98651.35%733.80%-125-6.51%1,920Cowlitz19,36756.77%13,41639.32%1,3333.91%5,95117.44%34,116Douglas5,19443.42%6,34953.07%4203.51%-1,155-9.65%11,963Ferry1,21743.17%1,41350.12%1896.70%-196-6.95%2,819Franklin5,99445.72%6,61650.46%5013.82%-622-4.74%13,111Garfield55346.08%60350.25%443.67%-50-4.17%1,200Grant9,26041.30%12,24754.62%9164.09%-2,987-13.32%22,423Grays Harbor16,19765.62%7,41630.05%1,0694.33%8,78135.58%24,682Island14,60248.47%14,34747.62%1,1763.90%2550.85%30,125Jefferson8,59758.38%5,32736.17%8025.45%3,27022.21%14,726King440,87262.89%229,88032.79%30,2464.31%210,99230.10%700,998Kitsap52,64254.67%39,40040.92%4,2524.42%13,24213.75%96,294Kittitas6,34748.64%6,15147.14%5504.22%1961.50%13,048Klickitat3,44046.44%3,55047.93%4175.63%-110-1.49%7,407Lewis12,39244.55%14,05950.55%1,3634.90%-1,667-5.99%27,814Lincoln1,83039.41%2,62356.49%1904.09%-793-17.08%4,643Mason11,82556.60%8,06638.61%1,0014.79%3,75917.99%20,892Okanogan5,73942.30%7,06552.08%7625.62%-1,326-9.77%13,566Pacific5,30160.86%3,01234.58%3974.56%2,28926.28%8,710Pend Oreille2,34047.54%2,28646.44%2966.01%541.10%4,922Pierce136,25454.76%102,50441.20%10,0614.04%33,75013.56%248,819San Juan4,43658.35%2,71735.74%4495.91%1,71922.61%7,602Skagit21,33251.15%18,57644.54%1,8004.32%2,7566.61%41,708Skamania1,86047.10%1,72343.63%3669.27%1373.47%3,949Snohomish129,81055.67%93,44840.08%9,9144.25%36,36215.59%233,172Spokane83,59652.76%69,03143.57%5,8183.67%14,5659.19%158,445Stevens6,84641.37%8,56951.78%1,1346.85%-1,723-10.41%16,549Thurston58,29063.87%29,05331.84%3,9164.29%29,23732.04%91,259Wahkiakum94653.18%75442.38%794.44%19210.79%1,779Walla Walla9,62849.22%9,21947.13%7143.65%4092.09%19,561Whatcom34,27351.99%28,68343.51%2,9684.50%5,5908.48%65,924Whitman7,48951.12%6,58144.92%5793.95%9086.20%14,649Yakima31,25547.79%31,90348.78%2,2423.43%-648-0.99%65,400Totals1,266,96955.83%905,40139.90%96,9104.27%361,56815.93%2,269,280 Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Ferry (largest city: Republic) Garfield (largest city: Pomeroy) Klickitat (largest city: Goldendale) Okanogan (largest city: Omak) Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Island (largest city: Oak Harbor) References State treasurer 2000 Washington (state)