Politics & Government
Sammamish-Issaquah 2021 Election Night Results
Election Day has come and gone, and dozens of King County races are beginning to shape up. Here's what to know in Sammamish and Issaquah.

SAMMAMISH, WA — The 2021 election season officially ended Tuesday evening, putting a cap on months of campaigning for dozens of offices across King County. In Sammamish, four city council positions were in play this year. In Issaquah, Mayor Mary Lou Pauly ran unopposed, along with three city council members.
Catch up on other key races around King County:
- King County 2021 Election Results: Executive, County Council
- Seattle Mayor 2021 Election Results: Harrell Leads
- Seattle City Attorney 2021 Election Results: Davison Leads
- Seattle City Council 2021 Election Results
Election night tallies are likely to shift as later ballots are verified and counted in the coming days. By Tuesday morning, just 26 percent of King County voters had returned their ballots, out of the 46 percent projected to participate in this year's general election. Ballots dropped off on Election Day are not reflected in the earliest round of the results.
Find out what's happening in Sammamish-Issaquahfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Here were the election night results:
Sammamish:
Find out what's happening in Sammamish-Issaquahfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Council Pos. 1
- Amy Lam: 50.43%
- Josh Amato: 49.39%
Council Pos. 3
- Karen Moran: 77.78%
- Nazir Harb Michel: 21.84%
Council Pos. 5
- Kali Clark: 51.42%
- Rich Benack: 48.39%
Council Pos. 7
- Melanie Kelsey: 49.32%
- Karen Howe: 50.48%
Issaquah:
Mayor
- Mary Lou Pauly: 97.93%
Council Pos. 1
- Chris Reh: 98.21%
Council Pos. 3
- Barbara de Michele: 97.83%
Council Pos. 5
- Russell Joe: 62.98%
- Rose Zibrat: 36.39%
Council Pos. 7
- Tola Marts: 98.13%
School District No. 2
- Robin Poe: 35.49%
- Marnie J. Maraldo: 63.95%
School District No. 4
- Wendy Ghiora: 52.50%
- Sydne Mullings: 47.09%
King County Elections updates its results once per day until each ballot is counted. The next ballot drop will arrive by 4 p.m. Wednesday.
Review the latest results from every race via King County Elections.
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