School district maintenance and operations levies in Cape Flattery, Chimacum, Quilcene and Sequim appear to have passed by substantial margins.
A Friday count of late-arriving ballots shows all four continue to have the support of a supermajority of voters.
Clallam County elections officials counted 104 new ballots in the Cape Flattery election and 1,793 new ballots in the Sequim election.
Jefferson County elections officials counted 211 new ballots in the Chimacum election and 59 new ballots in the Quilcene election.
Here are the results as of Friday.
More ballots may arrive before the elections are certified on Feb. 15.
Cape Flattery
Total ballots: 509
Yes: 386 (75.8 percent)
No: 123 (24.2 percent)
Chimacum
Total ballots: 3,780
Yes: 2,715 (71.8 percent)
No: 1,065 (28.2 percent)
Quilcene
Total ballots: 619
Yes: 419 (67.7 percent)
No: 200 (32.3 percent)
Sequim
Total ballots: 11,262
Yes: 7329 (65.1 percent)
No: 3933 (34.9 percent)
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