“I am feeling super-pumped and proud of my team,” Randall said Tuesday evening. “We worked really hard and it paid off.”
The results might well change as more ballots are counted in the coming days. But in Tuesday night’s initial primary results – where the top two vote-getters advance to November – Republicans weren’t putting much of a dent in the Legislature’s Democratic majorities.
Each party appeared to be hanging on to key senate seats they already hold. Meanwhile, only a handful of House seats in battleground districts looked like they might change hands.
“I think there’s no big signal at this point,” said House Minority Leader J.T. Wilcox, R-Yelm.
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