Coupeville graduates Morgan White and Nancy Conard have large leads in the race for election to the school board.
Day two results reinforced day one.
The voters have spoken and Morgan White, Nancy Conard, and incumbent Sherry Phay are likely winners in the race for the Coupeville School Board.
The trio will join Christine Sears and Glenda Merwine.
Phay, who was running unopposed for a second term, has 2,158 votes as of Wednesday night’s second release of totals by the Island County Auditor’s office.
The other two races showcase Coupeville grads who have gone on to make major contributions in their hometown community.
White, a business owner and mother of two children attending Coupeville schools, leads businessman Ward Sparacio 2,207 to 950 votes.
Conard, who was town mayor for two decades, and also held multiple positions in the Coupeville school district, including Business Manager, is rolling against internet crank Paul Rempa.
Her opponent essentially vanished from the race after being called on the carpet publicly and privately for lies about his service (or lack thereof) with Central Whidbey Fire and Rescue.
Conard, who is helping raise her granddaughter, a freshman at Coupeville High School, is ahead 2,427 to 777.
White has won 69.91% of counted votes, with Conard sitting at 75.75%.
That’s a slight bump upwards from day one, when the duo stood at 69.44% and 75.51%, respectively.
There have been 20,887 ballots counted through Wednesday night, and the next update will be released Thursday, Nov. 4 at 6 PM.
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