Ballots mailed Wednesday for Primary Election on Aug 6 - Register to vote online up to July 29 - 16 and 17 year olds can preregister
Thursday, July 18, 2019
Ballots were mailed out Wednesday for the August 6 primary election. Any voter who has not received their ballot by Monday, July 22 should call King County Elections at 206-296-VOTE (8683).
Dates and Deadlines
Accessible Voting Units (AVUs) are available at Vote Centers.
Vote centers are available for voters that need assistance. Each center has voting machines that offer audio or large print ballots, and other assistive devices. Elections staff are available to assist as needed. Voters can also register to vote and get their ballots through Election Day.
- July 29: Deadline for online and mail-in voter registration. As of June 30, 2019, Washington voters can register up to and including election day, and vote in that election but after July 29 it will need to be in person in Seattle or Renton.
- August 6: Deadline for Washington State in person voter registration or updates
- August 6: Primary - ballots must be postmarked no later than August 6 or deposited in a drop box by 8pm.
Accessible Voting Units (AVUs) are available at Vote Centers.
Vote centers are available for voters that need assistance. Each center has voting machines that offer audio or large print ballots, and other assistive devices. Elections staff are available to assist as needed. Voters can also register to vote and get their ballots through Election Day.
There is a vote center at Kenmore City Hall. Complete list here
Register to vote ONLINE - by July 29
AVR is a simple, modern, and secure way to keep your registration up to date. Eligible Washingtonians can now register to vote or update an existing registration automatically at the Department of Licensing or other state agencies. Registration via AVR is open until eight days before an election.
Same Day Registration
With Same Day Registration, eligible Washingtonians can register to vote and submit their ballot on the same day. This new change eliminates unnecessary deadlines so more voters can participate. You can register via Same Day Registration in person at your county auditor’s office (find your auditor here) or at any voting center in King County (find the closest voting center here). Same Day Registration is available until 8pm on Election Day.
Pre-registration for 16 and 17 year olds
Eligible 16 and 17 year olds in Washington can now pre-register to vote! After submitting a simple form, pre-registrants will automatically receive a ballot for the first election after they turn 18. Pre-Registration is available year-round on the Secretary of State’s online portal; in person at voting centers, county auditors’ offices, and with volunteers; and at any Department of Licensing office.
More information available at the Secretary of State's website
Register to vote ONLINE - by July 29
- Register for the first time
- Change your registration information
- Check your voting history
- Track your ballot
AVR is a simple, modern, and secure way to keep your registration up to date. Eligible Washingtonians can now register to vote or update an existing registration automatically at the Department of Licensing or other state agencies. Registration via AVR is open until eight days before an election.
Same Day Registration
With Same Day Registration, eligible Washingtonians can register to vote and submit their ballot on the same day. This new change eliminates unnecessary deadlines so more voters can participate. You can register via Same Day Registration in person at your county auditor’s office (find your auditor here) or at any voting center in King County (find the closest voting center here). Same Day Registration is available until 8pm on Election Day.
Pre-registration for 16 and 17 year olds
Eligible 16 and 17 year olds in Washington can now pre-register to vote! After submitting a simple form, pre-registrants will automatically receive a ballot for the first election after they turn 18. Pre-Registration is available year-round on the Secretary of State’s online portal; in person at voting centers, county auditors’ offices, and with volunteers; and at any Department of Licensing office.
More information available at the Secretary of State's website
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