Votes in Washington State’s primary earlier this week are still being counted, but here are some results so far [as of 8/6/2020]. Data here is publicly available from the Secretary of State.
Turnout was around 37%, which is up from 34% in 2016.
There was a competitive field of GOP candidates running against a 2-term incumbent Democrat. Here were the results of the top vote getters. The top 2 (Inslee and Culp) will go on to the general.
Here’s is a further breakdown of GOP candidates per county. Circle size is weighted per county population.
Here’s the combined Democrat (Blue) vs. Combined Republican (Red).
voter-science.blog 
Thank you for this excellent analysis. I was trying to do this on my own but you have saved me a lot of work. 37% is pathetic. We know the Democrats tend to vote every time. Every voting Republican must try to find non-voting Republicans and get them to turn in their stinking ballot. How easy could it be? This is the most monumentally important rest of our lifetimes.
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