House blow-out. GOP losing 7 seats. Dems could reach 38

GOP loses 7 seats in “early” count, giving Democrat House possible 38 votes. Two more than needed for tax increases (36 votes). All numbers in flux

Four incumbent GOP lawmakers fall
Flores down 1,954 votes
Bruun behind by 207 votes (may change)
Wingard behind by 46 votes (may change)
John Lim down 2,000 votes

Three GOP vacating seats switch parties
Lindland down by nearly 3,000 (former Rep. Smith seat)
Kennemer down 800+ (former Rep. Wayne Scott seat)
Nelsen down 1,300+ (former Rep. Minnis seat)

New GOP guy
Weidner wins (replaces Rep. Nelson)

15
Andy Olson X 15,117 62%
Dick Olsen 9,229 38%

17
Sherrie Sprenger X 12,227 60%
Dan Thackaberry 8,294 40%

18
Vic Gilliam X 7,689 53%
Jim Gilbert 6,691 47%

19
Kevin Cameron X 9,041 56%
H. Day 7,007 44%

20
Vicki Berger X 13,411 55%
Richard Riggs 11,114 45%

23
Jim Thompson 13,268 57%
Jason Brown 10,063 43%

24
Jim Weidner 14,830 54%
Al Hansen 12,449 46%

26
Jessica Adamson 9,021 48%
Matt Wingard 8,965 47%

29
Chuck Riley X 7,632 62%
Terry Rilling 4,595 38%

30
David Edwards X 11,175 58%
Andy Duyck 7,655 40%
Ken Cunningham 430 2%

35
Larry Galizio X 11,499 66%
Tony Marino 6,022 34%

37
Michele Eberle 7,756 51%
Scott Bruun X 7,547 49%

38
Chris Garrett 9,073 67%
Steve Griffith 4,381 33%

39
Toby Forsberg 5,933 54%
Bill Kennemer 5,077 46%

49
Nick Kahl 6,075 59%
John Nelsen 4,307 41%

50
Greg Matthews 7,978 58%
John Lim X 5,815 42%

51
Brent Barton 7,976 57%
Linda Flores X 6,022 43%

52
Suzanne VanOrman 10,825 58%
Matt Lindland 7,934 42%

59
John Huffman X 14,657 59%
Mike Ahern 10,110 41%