The 2024 Washington State Treasurer election was held on November 5, 2024, to elect the Washington State Treasurer, concurrently with the 2024 U.S. presidential election, as well as elections to the U.S. Senate and various state and local elections, including for U.S. House and governor of Washington. Washington is one of two states that holds a top-two primary, meaning that all candidates are listed on the same ballot regardless of party affiliation, and the top two move on to the general election.

Incumbent Democratic State Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti was first elected back in 2020 defeating then-incumbent state treasurer Duane Davidson. He was re-elected to a second term, defeating Republican challenger Sharon Hanek.

The top-two primary was held on August 6.

Primary election Democratic Party Advanced to general Mike Pellicciotti, incumbent state treasurer (2021–present)

Republican Party

Advanced to general Sharon Hanek, candidate for state treasurer in 2012

Results

By county CountyMike PellicciottiDemocraticSharon HanekRepublicanWrite-inVariousMarginTotal#%#%#%#% Adams 565 23.23% 1,863 76.60% 4 0.16% -1,298 -53.37% 2,432 Asotin 2,150 38.20% 3,469 61.64% 9 0.16% -1,319 -23.44% 5,628 Benton 18,499 37.49% 30,802 62.42% 47 0.10% -12,303 -24.93% 49,348 Chelan 8,787 40.65% 12,811 59.26% 19 0.09% -4,024 -18.61% 21,617 Clallam 16,221 56.66% 12,390 43.28% 19 0.07% 3,831 13.38% 28,630 Clark 70,291 52.95% 62,343 46.96% 123 0.09% 7,948 5.99% 132,757 Columbia 336 26.62% 923 73.14% 3 0.24% -587 -46.51% 1,262 Cowlitz 11,503 39.98% 17,239 59.92% 29 0.10% -5,736 -19.94% 28,771 Douglas 3,350 31.03% 7,434 68.86% 12 0.11% -4,084 -37.83% 10,796 Ferry 709 30.21% 1,637 69.75% 1 0.04% -928 -39.54% 2,347 Franklin 4,782 34.22% 9,183 65.71% 9 0.06% -4,401 -31.49% 13,974 Garfield 148 20.33% 579 79.53% 1 0.14% -431 -59.20% 728 Grant 4,159 25.30% 12,268 74.63% 12 0.07% -8,109 -49.33% 16,439 Grays Harbor 8,914 46.46% 10,256 53.46% 15 0.08% -1,342 -7.00% 19,185 Island 16,778 56.41% 12,942 43.51% 24 0.08% 3,836 12.90% 29,744 Jefferson 11,687 74.96% 3,896 24.99% 8 0.05% 7,791 49.97% 15,591 King 405,306 75.58% 130,564 24.35% 371 0.07% 274,742 51.23% 536,241 Kitsap 50,295 60.74% 32,442 39.18% 66 0.08% 17,853 21.56% 82,803 Kittitas 4,558 38.92% 7,145 61.01% 9 0.08% -2,587 -22.09% 11,712 Klickitat 3,260 44.26% 4,099 55.65% 7 0.10% -839 -11.39% 7,366 Lewis 6,986 29.71% 16,485 70.11% 43 0.18% -9,499 -40.40% 23,514 Lincoln 896 23.02% 2,995 76.95% 1 0.03% -2,099 -53.93% 3,892 Mason 8,979 46.74% 10,197 53.08% 35 0.18% -1,218 -6.34% 19,211 Okanogan 4,795 41.07% 6,861 58.77% 18 0.15% -2,066 -17.70% 11,674 Pacific 3,867 48.13% 4,156 51.73% 11 0.14% -289 -3.60% 8,034 Pend Oreille 1,459 33.11% 2,938 66.67% 10 0.23% -1,479 -33.56% 4,407 Pierce 112,021 54.19% 94,540 45.73% 172 0.08% 17,481 8.46% 206,733 San Juan 5,858 75.68% 1,879 24.28% 3 0.04% 3,979 51.41% 7,740 Skagit 20,064 55.54% 16,049 44.43% 12 0.03% 4,015 11.11% 36,125 Skamania 1,771 44.45% 2,208 55.42% 5 0.13% -437 -10.97% 3,984 Snohomish 116,273 59.04% 80,493 40.87% 159 0.08% 35,780 18.17% 196,925 Spokane 67,094 47.77% 73,166 52.10% 181 0.13% -6,072 -4.32% 140,441 Stevens 4,317 28.01% 11,073 71.85% 21 0.14% -6,756 -43.84% 15,411 Thurston 52,102 61.29% 32,817 38.61% 87 0.10% 19,285 22.69% 85,006 Wahkiakum 731 42.01% 1,007 57.87% 2 0.11% -276 -15.86% 1,740 Walla Walla 6,254 43.26% 8,195 56.69% 7 0.05% -1,941 -13.43% 14,456 Whatcom 42,706 60.71% 27,582 39.21% 55 0.08% 15,124 21.50% 70,343 Whitman 4,216 46.32% 4,875 53.56% 11 0.12% -659 -7.24% 9,102 Yakima 15,813 37.74% 26,023 62.11% 63 0.15% -10,210 -24.37% 41,899Totals1,118,50058.32%797,82441.60%1,6840.09%320,67616.72%1,918,008

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

Clallam (largest city: Port Angeles) Clark (largest city: Vancouver) Pierce (largest city: Tacoma) Skagit (largest city: Mount Vernon)

By congressional district District Pellicciotti Hanek Representative 64% 36%Suzan DelBene 61% 39%Rick Larsen 47% 53%Marie Gluesenkamp Perez 36% 64%Dan Newhouse 44% 56%Cathy McMorris Rodgers 60% 40%Derek Kilmer 87% 13%Pramila Jayapal 51% 49%Kim Schrier 71% 29%Adam Smith 59% 41%Marilyn Strickland

General election Endorsements

Polling Poll source Date(s)administered Samplesize Margin Mike SharonUndecidedActiVoteActiVoteOctober 3–29, 2024400 (LV)± 4.9%59%41%–Public Policy Polling (D)Public Policy Polling (D)July 24–25, 2024581 (LV)± 4.0%43%33%24%

Results

By county CountyMike PellicciottiDemocraticSharon HanekRepublicanWrite-inVariousMarginTotal#%#%#%#% Adams 1,350 26.22% 3,788 73.57% 11 0.21% -2,438 -47.35% 5,149 Asotin 3,990 36.41% 6,954 63.45% 15 0.14% -2,964 -27.05% 10,959 Benton 36,950 38.16% 59,791 61.75% 84 0.09% -22,841 -23.59% 96,825 Chelan 17,312 43.07% 22,850 56.85% 34 0.08% -5,538 -13.78% 40,196 Clallam 24,732 52.88% 22,004 47.05% 33 0.07% 2,728 5.83% 46,769 Clark 138,595 52.73% 123,954 47.16% 298 0.11% 14,641 5.57% 262,847 Columbia 622 26.31% 1,738 73.52% 4 0.17% -1,116 -47.21% 2,364 Cowlitz 22,598 39.58% 34,442 60.33% 48 0.08% -11,844 -20.75% 57,088 Douglas 7,195 35.38% 13,121 64.51% 22 0.11% -5,926 -29.14% 20,338 Ferry 1,250 31.41% 2,725 68.48% 4 0.10% -1,475 -37.07% 3,979 Franklin 11,885 38.58% 18,911 61.38% 14 0.05% -7,026 -22.80% 30,810 Garfield 313 23.89% 996 76.03% 1 0.08% -683 -52.14% 1,310 Grant 10,473 30.09% 24,307 69.85% 21 0.06% -13,834 -39.75% 34,801 Grays Harbor 16,689 46.05% 19,517 53.85% 35 0.10% -2,828 -7.80% 36,241 Island 27,988 55.67% 22,230 44.22% 57 0.11% 5,758 11.45% 50,275 Jefferson 17,232 71.56% 6,838 28.40% 11 0.05% 10,394 43.16% 24,081 King 792,063 73.44% 285,635 26.48% 796 0.07% 506,428 46.96% 1,078,494 Kitsap 87,690 58.14% 63,013 41.78% 118 0.08% 24,677 16.36% 150,821 Kittitas 10,210 40.44% 15,013 59.46% 24 0.10% -4,803 -19.02% 25,247 Klickitat 5,765 44.23% 7,260 55.70% 9 0.07% -1,495 -11.47% 13,034 Lewis 13,918 31.97% 29,587 67.96% 32 0.07% -15,669 -35.99% 43,537 Lincoln 1,600 23.10% 5,320 76.82% 5 0.07% -3,720 -53.72% 6,925 Mason 16,464 46.68% 18,764 53.20% 44 0.12% -2,300 -6.52% 35,272 Okanogan 8,410 42.19% 11,508 57.73% 15 0.08% -3,098 -15.54% 19,933 Pacific 6,588 48.11% 7,089 51.76% 18 0.13% -501 -3.66% 13,695 Pend Oreille 2,487 30.11% 5,761 69.74% 13 0.16% -3,274 -39.63% 8,261 Pierce 223,588 53.11% 197,079 46.81% 333 0.08% 26,509 6.30% 421,000 San Juan 9,112 73.92% 3,198 25.94% 17 0.14% 5,914 47.98% 12,327 Skagit 35,132 52.61% 31,605 47.33% 36 0.05% 3,527 5.28% 66,773 Skamania 3,074 43.86% 3,928 56.05% 6 0.09% -854 -12.19% 7,008 Snohomish 225,861 57.05% 169,691 42.86% 330 0.08% 56,170 14.19% 395,882 Spokane 126,880 46.05% 148,335 53.84% 310 0.11% -21,455 -7.79% 275,525 Stevens 7,354 26.79% 20,053 73.06% 39 0.14% -12,699 -46.27% 27,446 Thurston 92,761 58.63% 65,323 41.29% 136 0.09% 27,438 17.34% 158,220 Wahkiakum 1,184 40.53% 1,735 59.40% 2 0.07% -551 -18.86% 2,921 Walla Walla 12,569 43.98% 16,003 55.99% 9 0.03% -3,434 -12.01% 28,581 Whatcom 80,545 60.78% 51,900 39.16% 75 0.06% 28,645 21.62% 132,520 Whitman 10,001 51.89% 9,261 48.05% 12 0.06% 740 3.84% 19,274 Yakima 36,334 42.41% 49,143 57.37% 190 0.22% -12,809 -14.95% 85,667Totals2,148,76457.26%1,600,37042.65%3,2610.09%548,39414.61%3,752,395

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

Clallam (largest city: Port Angeles) Clark (largest city: Vancouver) Skagit (largest city: Mount Vernon) Whitman (largest city: Pullman)

By congressional district Pellicciotti won seven of ten congressional districts, with the remaining three going to Hanek, including one that elected a Democrat. District Pellicciotti Hanek Representative 61% 39%Suzan DelBene 60% 40%Rick Larsen 47% 52%Marie Gluesenkamp Perez 39% 61%Dan Newhouse43%57%Cathy McMorris Rodgers (118th Congress)Michael Baumgartner (119th Congress)58%42%Derek Kilmer (118th Congress)Emily Randall (119th Congress) 85% 14%Pramila Jayapal 50.1% 49.8%Kim Schrier 69% 31%Adam Smith 57% 43%Marilyn Strickland

Notes

Partisan clients

External links

Official campaign websites

Mike Pellicciotti (D) for State Treasurer

References