Election Results
List of votes from all of West's elections.
| Year | Office/Issue | Candidate | Party | City | Outside | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2005 | Recall Election For | 40014 | ||||
| 2005 | Recall Election Against | 21518 | ||||
| 2003 | Mayor of Spokane | Jim West | 26577 | |||
| 2003 | Mayor of Spokane | Tom Grant | 23688 | |||
| 2002 | State Senate 6 | Jim West | Republican | 14364 | 9657 | 24021 |
| 2002 | State Senate 6 | Laurie Dolan | Democrat | 14838 | 7878 | 22716 |
| 1998 | State Senate 6 | Jim West | Republican | 15921 | 5680 | 21601 |
| 1998 | State Senate 6 | Judy Personett | Democrat | 15691 | 4260 | 19951 |
| 1994 | State Senate 6 | Jim West (Incumbent) | Republican | 23871 | 7858 | 31729 |
| 1994 | State Senate 6 | Andy Kelly | Democrat | 11245 | 2769 | 14014 |
| 1990 | State Senate 6 | Jim West (Incumbent) | Republican | 10117 | 5363 | 15480 |
| 1990 | State Senate 6 | Jan Polek | Democrat | 8920 | 4293 | 13213 |
| 1986 | State Senate 6 | Jim West (Incumbent) | Republican | 9584 | 4780 | 14364 |
| 1986 | State Senate 6 | Tony Anderson | Democrat | 9379 | 4426 | 13805 |
| 1984 | Rep 6-1 | Jim West (Incumbent) | Republican | 14232 | 7286 | 21518 |
| 1984 | Rep 6-1 | Joseph Lynch | Democrat | 10050 | 5147 | 15197 |
| 1982 | Rep 6-1 | Jim West (Incumbent) | Republican | 10285 | 4355 | 14640 |
| 1982 | Rep 6-1 | Mary Springer | Democrat | 8686 | 4856 | 13542 |
| 1979 | Council 3 | Jim West | 20823 | |||
| 1979 | Council 3 | Marilyn M Stanton | 15917 | |||
| 1978 | Sheriff | Larry V Erickson | Democrat | 31894 | 23116 | 55010 |
| 1978 | Sheriff | Jim West | Republican | 16381 | 13729 | 30110 |
| 1978 | Sheriff | Alfred J Teeples | Independent | 5027 | 4896 | 9923 |
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