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Vote Early
Make sure your voice is heard. Voting early gives you the chance to confirm your ballot is received while you still have time to rectify the situation.
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Use a Dropbox
Use a ballot dropbox. Sending your ballot in the mail just adds another unnecessary step where your ballot could be delayed.
If you have not received your ballot Contact the election office (564-397-2345 - )
Not registered to vote? Moved? You may register to vote online, in person, or by mail up to 8 days before Election Day (10/28). If you miss the 8-day cutoff, you must go in person to the elections office at 1408 Franklin Street in Vancouver to register. You have until 8 pm on election night to register to vote or update your address for the current election. More information here.
Ballot harvesting is legal in Washington.
What does that mean? Gathering and submitting completed ballots on behalf of voters themselves directly to ballot collection sites. Check in with friends and neighbors to make sure their voice is heard, and their ballots are counted.
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