BOISE, ID – With just 3 districts left in the Gem State to report election results to the Secretary of State, the preliminary results are in from last night’s General Election. 

Governor – Brad Little has 60% of the vote against Paulette Jordan’s 38%.  Three other candidates split the other 2%. 

Lieutenant Governor – Janice McGeachin has 60% of the current votes versus Kristin Collum’s 40%.
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LEWISTON, ID - ELECTIONS - For Nez Perce County Commissioner First District, Don Beck is currently beating Bob Blakey with a span of nearly 650 votes.

ASOTIN, WA - ELECTIONS - Votes are still coming in, but citizens of Asotin are choosing against the levy that will keep their basic Fire, Police, and other services in the city.  The votes are currently  62% against and 38% for the levy.

CLARKSTON, WA – Here’s a reminder that your first chance to talk about next year’s budget of the Asotin County Public Facilities District is this afternoon.  The ACPFD oversees the tax money from Asotin County citizens that’s used at the Asotin County Family Aquatic Center.

BOISE, ID – The Idaho Secretary of State says they’ve already received 153,781 ballots.   Only 14,825 of those absentee and early voting ballots are in the mail or still in voters’ hands. 

CLARKSTON, WA – Tomorrow is mid-term Election Day.  If you live in Washington, your ballot needs to be post-marked with tomorrow’s date, or sooner, or in a drop box by 8:00 pm.  The drop box locations are the Lincoln Middle School parking lot, Clarkston City Hall, and the County Courthouse Foyer.

LEWISTON, ID – Lewiston Firefighters arrived at a home at 1340 Idaho Street at just after 8:30 this morning to find smoke coming from the attic.  When they arrived, all the occupants were out of the building.  Through the Auto-Aid program, Clarkston Fire also arrived within minutes to help fight the blaze. 

ASOTIN, WA – The Asotin Holiday Craft Fair is tomorrow.  More than 50 vendors will have hand-made and unique treasures for sale including quilted items, antiques, wood art, jewelry, and more.  It’s at the Asotin High School Gym from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm.  There’s no cost to get in.

CLARKSTON, WA – Clarkston Police Officers arrested a 29-year-old Clarkston man this morning charging him with Hit and Run.  A Clarkston Police representative says at some point this morning the man allegedly hit a boat and a building in the Port of Clarkston.

COTTONWOOD, ID – Here's a reminder that a Prairie High School Senior is trying to help kids who are new-diagnosed with Diabetes.  “Walk With Kate” is an awareness walk and fundraiser that will help pay for care packages to ease the burden on those kids. 

LEWISTON, ID – Local Scouts are rallying together to help fill the shelves of area food banks.  Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Eagle scouts will be at three locations Saturday from 9:00 am – 3:00pm to collect your non-perishable foods.

PULLMAN, WA – Pullman Police are looking for the community’s help identifying this person.  He’s a person of interest in the use of stolen credit cards obtained during a vehicle prowl. 

CLARKSTON, WA – Your first chance to talk about next year’s budget of the Asotin County Public Facilities District is coming up next week.  The ACPFD oversees the tax money from county citizens that’s used at the Asotin County Family Aquatic Center.

LEWISTON, ID – Now’s your chance to get your event into the Dogwood Festival.  The 35^th anniversary event is coming up in April, but the organizing group is getting started looking for anyone who has an event at that time and wants to team up.

LEWISTON, ID – You’re invited to the crowning of the Chief Joseph Foundation Royalty Court and to help at-risk kids learn Nez Perce culture and to ride horses.  The Foundation is hosting a dinner & auction with live music, games, roping, and more.