1928 United States presidential election in Washington (state) county in Washington – and indeed along with five counties in California the first Democratic wins since that election in any county within the three Pacific States of Washington, Oregon and California. The extent of anti-Catholic sentiment in the progressive Pacific Northwest can be seen in that Washington State was the fourth most Republican in the nation during this election, voting 18.33 percentage points more Republican than the nation at-large and less Republican than only Maine, Michigan and Kansas. Only in 1904 has Washington State been so Republican relative to the nation as a whole, and then there was a
Pacific Grove, California of a mayor and six councilmembers, all elected at-large. As of the November 2016 election the mayor is Bill Kampe, and Robert Huitt serves as mayor pro tempore. The remaining councilmembers are Ken Cuneo, Rudy Fischer, Cynthia Garfield, Nick Smith, and Bill Peake. At the county level, Pacific Grove is represented on the Monterey County Board of Supervisors by Mary Adams. In the California State Assembly, Pacific Grove is represented by as part of the 29th Assembly district. In the California State Senate, it is represented by as part of the 17th Senate district. In the United States House of