Special election results certified with Enumclaw Library annexation passing | Election Results | Courier-Herald

Special election results certified with Enumclaw Library annexation passing | Election Results

The special election was certified today by the King County Elections today with the annexation of the Enumclaw Library by the King County Library System passing with 34 votes.

By Dennis Box • April 27, 2012 8:23 pm

The special election results were certified today by King County Elections with the annexation of the Enumclaw Library by the King County Library System passing with 34 votes.

The final tally came in at 1,207 yes votes for 50.71 percent and 1,173 no votes at 49.29 percent.

The King County Library System will begin operating the Enumclaw Library June 1.

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