Early returns are in for February special election
Published 1:30 am Wednesday, February 11, 2026
Several ballot measures are under consideration in the February 2026 special election including replacement school levies and the possibility of the formation of a North Beach area drainage district.
The vote count was last updated Wednesday, Feb. 11 at 7:43 a.m. The next update is expected on Thursday, Feb. 12, at 5 p.m. Of the 30,618 registered voters in Grays Harbor County, 6,611 votes (22%) have been cast.
Here are the unofficial results so far:
Ocean City
Drainage District Creation
Yes: 163 (81%)
No: 39 (19%)
McCleary
Replacement Educational Programs and Operations Levy
Grays Harbor County voters
Levy Yes: 245 (49.6%)
Levy No: 249 (50.4%)
Mason County voters
Levy Yes: 3 (38%)
Levy No: 5 (62%)
Bonds to Improve safety, security and school facilities
Grays Harbor County Voters
Approved: 202 (41%)
Rejected: 289 (59%)
Mason County voters
Approved: 3 (38%)
Rejected: 5 (62%)
Cosmopolis
School District
Replacement EPO Levy
Levy Yes: 208 (58%)
Levy No 148 (42%)
Capital Levy for Tech
Levy Yes: 213 (60%)
Levy No: 140 (40%)
Mary M Knight School
School Education Enrichment Levy
Grays Harbor County voters
Levy Yes: 8 (33%)
Levy No: 16 (67%)
Mason County voters
Levy Yes: 178 (61%)
Levy No: 112 (39%)
Ocosta School District
Replacement EPO Levy
Levy Yes: 487 (59%)
Levy No: 343 (41%)
Hoquiam School District
Replacement EPO Levy
Levy Yes: 665 (57%)
Levy No: 493 (43%)
Wishkah Valley School District
Replacement EPO Levy
Yes: 122 (73%)
No: 45 (27%)
Elma School District
Replacement EPO Levy
Grays Harbor County voters
Levy Yes: 673 (57%)
Levy No: 511 (43%)
Mason County voters
Levy Yes: 20 (29%)
Levy No: 49 (71%)
Satsop School District
Replacement EPO Levy
Levy Yes: 59 (79%)
Levy No: 16 (21%)
North Beach School District
Renewal EPO Levy
Levy Yes: 1,378 (63%)
Levy No: 801 (37%)
Lake Quinault School District
Replacement EPO Levy
Levy Yes: 91 (67%)
Levy No: 45 (33%)
