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Spokane City Council District 3 (Northwest)

Election Results

Candidate Votes Pct
Kitty Klitzke 6,466 34.56%
Earl Moore 4,073 21.77%
Esteban Herevia 3,309 17.68%
Christopher Savage 3,270 17.48%
Darren McCrea 824 4.40%
Randy McGlenn II 770 4.12%

* Race percentages are calculated with data from the Secretary of State's Office, which omits write-in votes from its calculations when there are too few to affect the outcome. The Spokane County Auditor's Office may have slightly different percentages than are reflected here because its figures include any write-in votes.

The Candidates

Kitty Klitzke

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Earl Moore

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earlmooreforspokane.com
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Christopher Savage

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Randy McGlenn II

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mcglennforliberty.com

Complete Coverage

Truth tester: Many claims in Spokane City Council election ads are misleading

Citywide races in Spokane may be drawing the most money and the most negative ads , but City Council candidates also are facing a deluge of attacks.

Klitzke and Moore vying to replace Spokane City Councilwoman Karen Stratton

This year’s race to represent northwest Spokane on the City Council pits two newcomers to electoral politics who are no strangers to advocating for public policy.

Woodward faces condemnation after appearing on stage with Matt Shea at Christian nationalist event

Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward is facing calls for her resignation after she appeared on stage Sunday night and received a blessing and endorsement from former state Rep. Matt Shea, a controversial figure and religious extremist.

‘Shadow government’ or just government? Woodward latest mayor to criticize size of City Council office

Amid a looming budget crunch and continued tensions between Spokane’s executive and legislative branches, the size of the City Council office is under growing scrutiny from Mayor Nadine Woodward and some running for Council.

Betsy Wilkerson, Kim Plese advance in Spokane City Council president race; Dillon and Treloar, Klitzke and Moore top vote-getters for council

Voters will have the choice between a sitting City Council member and a former private business owner to lead Spokane’s legislative body for the next four years. 

Candidates for local office scramble as Aug. 1 election looms

Ballots are due Tuesday for the August primary, in which Spokane voters will select the two candidates that will compete for the mayor’s office, positions on the City Council and the Spokane Public School board of directors. 

Big money in Spokane races already breaking campaign records

With more than a week to go before the August primary election, fundraising records already are being broken in Spokane races.

Six candidates vie to represent northwest Spokane in city’s most crowded race

The race to represent northwest Spokane is the most crowded local election this year.

Spokane County political parties back candidates, including some surprising choices

Spokane mayoral candidate Tim Archer says he’s gotten the nod from the county GOP over incumbent Nadine Woodward. Meanwhile, city council candidate Esteban Herevia was one of the few progressives to not get an endorsement from county Democrats. 

Spokane City Council candidate Esteban Herevia accused of fostering inappropriate relationship with former Whitworth student

Chandler Wheeler, who uses they/them pronouns, has not alleged that anything explicitly sexual occurred between the two. But Wheeler, but claims that Herevia abused his role as a mentor of a young student facing housing and financial insecurity after coming out as trans to their family, fostered an increasingly close relationship with inappropriate physical contact and told Wheeler to lie to others about their relationship.

Mayor’s race already nearing fundraising records as Spokane candidates report early money totals

It’s an election year in Spokane, and the money is already pouring in.

More join Spokane’s most crowded city council race as filing week continues

Spokane’s most crowded race is getting larger.