SPOKANE, Wash. — Many voters are either celebrating or still trying to come to terms with the newly elected officials.
Nadine Woodward is Spokane's next city mayor, but we wanted to take a deeper dive into how Spokane's neighborhoods voted.
Ben Stuckart told KREM 2 on election night why he decided to concede so quickly. He said he did the math and the trends were just not enough in his favor.
A heat map KREM created shows how Spokane County precincts voted in the mayoral election.
Support for Woodward spread throughout North Spokane in neighborhoods like Hillyard, North Indian Trail, and Five Mile Prairie.
Some neighborhoods on Spokane's South Hill also voted in her favor. Those include some of Lincoln Heights and Latah Valley. We even see support for Woodward in in the western borders of the city including Grandview Thorpe and West Hills neighborhoods.
Most of Stuckart's votes came from the downtown core and South Hill neighborhoods. Those include East Central, Lincoln Heights, and Manito, West Central and Riverside neighborhoods.
As for the council president race, it's been very close.
When we checked the race this afternoon, preliminary results show Cindy Wendle won 88 precincts and Breean Beggs won 55.
Most of Beggs support is shown in Spokane's south hill neighborhoods and in some areas of north Spokane.