Stories related to 9/20/05 primary

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Cheney mayor, other incumbents do well at polls

(9/21/2005) Amy Jo Sooy, seeking her third term as Cheney mayor, received a vote of confidence at the polls Tuesday night, winning the city's primary. She will be challenged by Allan Gainer, a Cheney bookstore owner, who finished second in the four-person race.

Incumbent Sine leading District 3 school race

(9/21/2005) Preliminary results from Tuesday's primary show Guy Gifford and incumbent June Sine as the leading candidates for the District 3 seat on the East Valley School Board.

Verner takes solid primary lead

(9/21/2005) Appointed Spokane City Councilwoman Mary Verner cleared her first hurdle in seeking to win election to the District 2 seat she has held for 18 months.

Rec center defeated in Airway Heights

(9/21/2005) Airway Heights voters soundly rejected Tuesday a $5 million proposal to build a recreation center. Just 38 percent of voters supported the measure, which would have created a building with a pool and waterslides, a fitness center and meeting rooms.

Gothmann, Mertens ahead in Valley race

(9/21/2005) In the six-way race for Spokane Valley City Council Position 6, unofficial results indicate longtime incorporation supporter Ed Mertens and planning commissioner Bill Gothmann will move on to the general election.

McLaughlin advances in Northwest race

(9/21/2005) Northwest Spokane voters and first-time candidate Nancy McLaughlin will have to wait a week or more to find out the other name on the general election ballot for the District 3 Council seat.

Voters stay away in droves

(9/21/2005) Spokane voter Leonard Pederson arrived at his precinct's polling station at Assumption School with identification in hand – a driver's license and a voter registration card.
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