<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1cK3Jm_1GvSjHPr00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1cK3Jm_1GvSjHPr00" width="764" height="460" ><figcaption>From left: Stacy Willoughby and Brian Burnett.</figcaption></figure>There’s back-and-forth in the race for District 12 Representative 1, where Democrat Stacy Willoughby has retaken the lead from Republican incumbent Brian Burnett.Willoughby was ahead when the first batch of election results were released Nov. 2, but by Friday, Burnett had pulled ahead.As of Monday afternoon, Willoughby leads by 624 votes, or less than 1%.When asked what would trigger a recount, Chelan County Auditor Brandt Cappell said that machine recounts are mandatory when the margin is less than 2,000 votes and less than 0.5% of the total votes cast for the top two candidates.A mandatory hand recount is triggered if the margin is less than 150 and less than 0.25% of those votes.Candidates can also request a recount after the election is certified by the state, but they’d need to pay a fee.As of now, Willoughby’s lead isn’t small enough to require a recount.— NCWLIFE's Kevin Rounce contributed to this story</div></body>

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There’s back-and-forth in the race for District 12 Representative 1, where Democrat Stacy Willoughby has retaken the lead from Republican incumbent Brian Burnett. Willoughby was ahead when the first batch of election results were released Nov. 2, but by Friday, Burnett had pulled ahead. As of Monday afternoon, Willoughby...

Willoughby now leads District 12 race

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There’s back-and-forth in the race for District 12 Representative 1, where Democrat Stacy Willoughby has retaken the lead from Republican incumbent Brian B

Willoughby now leads District 12 race

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