Current Election Information

What’s on the Presidential Primary Ballot?

Each major political party decided which candidates would be printed on their side of the ballot. Once each party submitted their list on January 7 to the Secretary of State, changes could not be made. (RCW 29A.56) It's possible for candidates to suspend their campaigns before March 10, but every voted ballot returned to the local elections office will be processed and all results reported.

Online Voters' Guide

PDFs, Translations, MP3 Audio

How do I participate?

To register or get your ballot, contact your County Auditor or visit VoteWA.gov.

The Presidential Primary is unlike any other in our state. Visit our Frequently Asked Questions and key facts:

Who voted? - Data and Statistics

Daily Ballot Return Statistics and Turnout

Updated at the end of each day, this report breaks down the number of ballots received and turnout percentage by county.

Daily Ballot Status Report

Also known as the matchback report, this daily report contains ballots received, accepted, or challenged. Matching it back to the voter registration database reveals who has yet to vote. All voter information in the report is public information.

Voter Registration Database | Request Form

Request a complete list of voters and publicly available information. The extract is large and may require particular expertise or tools to navigate.

District Maps

Available in paper format, PDF, or GIS compatible precinct shapefiles.

Research Data & Statistics

Doing some research? This page contains links to publicly available election information for both current and historical data. Drilling down? Here’s contact info for each county elections office.

Where do I vote? - Drop Boxes and Voting Centers

Ballot Drop Boxes and Voting Centers.xlsx

For more information on a voting center or secure drop box, contact your County Auditor or visit VoteWA.gov. 

Additional Resources

Forms for Voters Missing Signature Form, Signature Update Form, Voter Registration Forms and translated forms available.

Guide to Registering Voters

Candidate Resources

Statewide Standards on What is a Vote

Voting by Mail FAQ