According to silverstateelection.nv.gov, Alicia Cramer won Seat A on the Humboldt General Hospital Board (67.77%) against Dale Harley (32.23%). In the race for Seat E on the Humboldt County School District Board of Trustees, Dylan Angus won 66.75% of the vote over Cecelia Marble, who had 33.25%.
For Winnemucca City Council Seat 5, Pam Coats appears to have won the seat by a slim margin at 45.88% as opposed to Gary Horky, who had 34.78%. Again, results are not official nor finalized until certified by the Humboldt County Clerk on Nov. 13.
Unopposed candidates swept each of their respective seats; as such, the Humboldt County Commission will see two new commissioners for seats A and B in Jesse Hill and Tom Hoss. Ken Tipton kept his Seat D.
Sixth Judicial District Court, Dept 2 Judge Michael Montero ran unopposed.
Humboldt County voted primarily Republican in the state senate, congressional and presidential races, although the state as a whole may reflect differently once final tallies come in. For U.S. President, Humboldt County gave 75.52% of its vote to incumbent Donald Trump, while Joe Biden received 21.96%.
For U.S. Representative in Congress, Dist. 2, Mark Amodei (R) received 76.61% of Humboldt County's vote while challenger Patricia Ackerman got 19.81%.
Alexis Hansen won District 32 in the State Assembly with 80.31% against Paula Povilaitis (19.69%).
Kristina Pickering (74.39%) won for Humboldt County for Supreme Court Justice, Seat B. For Seat D, Douglas Herndon garnered 54.73% of Humboldt County's vote.
Susan Bush won 40.19% of the county's vote for Court of Appeals Judge, Dept. 3.
To view results by county and state, visit silverstateelection.nv.gov.