Ballots were mailed yesterday in King County. You start receiving your ballots soon. King County Elections says that 95%+ of voters will have their ballots before Monday. If you don’t get your ballot by then call or contact King County Elections 206-296-VOTE (8683) or [elections@kingcounty.gov](mailto:elections@kingcounty.gov)
You should mail your ballot no later than Oct 26 to give it time to arrive before the deadline November 3rd at 8pm. You can drop your ballot off at a Drop Box. If you have any trouble you can head to a King County Voting Center. New locations open Oct 31st.
You can use the King County online marking site to print a ballot at home. Here is a direct link and here is more information. It also supports multiple languages.
Don’t have a printer? Check out a Seattle Public Library location. Patrons can print up to 10 pages per week for free. (Luckily the ballot is only 6 pages.)
Looking for more information – You can see the local voters’ pamphlet here or Washington State for federal and state races – PDF List | Interactive List
Don’t like reading? Here are the links in list form..
- Drop Box Locations – King County | All Counties
- Voting Centers – King County | All Counties
- Who to contact – King County – King County Elections 206-296-VOTE (8683) or [elections@kingcounty.gov](mailto:elections@kingcounty.gov)
- View Your Ballot – King County | All Counties
Deadlines
- Oct 19 – Receive your Ballot – you should receive your ballot by Monday Oct 19. If not contact King County Elections 206-296-VOTE (8683) or [elections@kingcounty.gov](mailto:elections@kingcounty.gov)
- Oct 26 – Deadline to register or update your registration online or
- by mail
- Oct 26 – Deadline to mail your ballot. After this you should use a Drop Box or Voting Center.
- Nov 3 – Last day to register in person and vote Ballots must be postmarked by today or returned to a ballot drop box by 8 p.m.
Hope this helps and don’t forget to vote.
The vote is precious. It is almost sacred. It is the most powerful non-violent tool we have in a democracy. – John Lewis – US House Rep and Civil Rights Leader
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