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Washington Primary Voting Guide | Seattle News

Washington Primary Voting Guide | Seattle News

Published 1 week, 3 days ago
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Washington’s primary elections are wrapping up — the top two finishers in each race, even from the same party, advance to the general election. If you’re registered, your ballot should’ve arrived by mail, but it’s not too late: drop it off at an official box by 8 PM today or mail it with a postmark by then. For safety, mail early — or better yet, use a drop box. Still unregistered? You can register and vote in person at King County centers open until 8 PM, offering audio ballots and multilingual materials. Over 600 positions are on the ballot this year — including all 10 U.S. House seats, state legislative races, and local offices. A key measure: a Seattle library property tax proposal seeking $480 million over seven years for maintenance and services. Lost your ballot? No problem — vote in person or print a replacement. Check your vote status anytime at voter.votewa.gov.

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