League of Women Voters of Washington

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League of Women Voters of Washington Empowering Voters. Defending Democracy. The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan grassroots organization.

The League shall not support or oppose any political party or any candidate. Empowering all Washingtonians to engage in a more responsible and responsive democracy

🗳️ How does WA State secure our vote? 🗳️Washington State has a number of protocols it undertakes every election to ensur...
11/06/2026

🗳️ How does WA State secure our vote? 🗳️

Washington State has a number of protocols it undertakes every election to ensure that our votes are secure. With this post we are looking into what steps are taken BEFORE an election.

Scroll through the photos or check out the alt-text to learn all about it. For the full scoop ➡️ https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/voters/securing-your-vote

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Has your ballot been challenged? Don't panic! Your ballot can still count. 1️⃣ Check your ballot status at VoteWA.gov2️⃣...
11/06/2026

Has your ballot been challenged? Don't panic! Your ballot can still count.

1️⃣ Check your ballot status at VoteWA.gov

2️⃣Follow the instructions from your county elections office.

3️⃣Submit any forms (ex. Signature Resolution Form) before the deadline.

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If you didn't sign up for text ballot status updates, make sure to check your ballot's status at VoteWA.gov!1️⃣ Step one...
11/05/2026

If you didn't sign up for text ballot status updates, make sure to check your ballot's status at VoteWA.gov!

1️⃣ Step one: Visit VoteWA.gov and enter your first and last name and date of birth.

2️⃣ Step two: Access your ballot tracker by clicking the "Your Ballot & Voting Materials" tab.

3️⃣ Determine your ballot status: "Received" means your ballot has been received, but the signature has not been reviewed. "Accepted" means the signature review is completed and your ballot has been accepted for tabulation.

4️⃣ If your ballot status shows it was rejected or challenged, your vote can still count! Your county election's office will contact you and tell you what you need to do to cure your ballot and make sure it is still counted.

See a comprehensive list of why ballots are challenged ➡️https://www.sos.wa.gov/ballot-status-codes

Thank you for voting!

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What happens to my ballot after I vote in Washington? Ballots are sent off to be sorted at processing facilities, where ...
11/04/2026

What happens to my ballot after I vote in Washington?

Ballots are sent off to be sorted at processing facilities, where photos of signatures are captured and checked against a voter's registration information.

If the signature doesn't match, voters are contacted and can "cure" their ballot. Once cured, ballots will be processed.

Once signatures are verified, ballots are removed from the return envelope (but not the security sleeve) and marked as "accepted", ensuring voters can only participate once.

Ballots are then reviewed for potential scanning issues (like torn corners) and then scanned and securely stored.

The scanners are NOT connected to the internet or any kind of network.

Ballots continue to be processed, cured, and tabulated until the election is certified!

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Washingtonians! TODAY (Nov. 3) is Election Day! Return your ballot in a secure ballot drop box OR hand it directly to a ...
11/03/2026

Washingtonians! TODAY (Nov. 3) is Election Day! Return your ballot in a secure ballot drop box OR hand it directly to a postal clerk and request a postmark at the counter.

A complete list of drop box locations is included in your voters’ pamphlet or at VoteWA.gov.'

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Washingtonians! TODAY (Nov. 3) is Election Day. Return your ballot for the 2026 General Election. Return your ballot at ...
11/03/2026

Washingtonians! TODAY (Nov. 3) is Election Day. Return your ballot for the 2026 General Election.

Return your ballot at an official ballot drop box. Find one near you and get election info at VoteWA.gov. Thank you for voting!

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Voting last minute? Find resources on our website ✅The LWVWA is proud to present resources for casting an informed ballo...
11/03/2026

Voting last minute? Find resources on our website ✅

The LWVWA is proud to present resources for casting an informed ballot!

✅ Personalized voter guide at Vote411.org -- learn where candidates running for office in your community stand on the issues. Just enter your address!

✅ Candidate forums: Find information about upcoming candidate forums. Search by your county, view upcoming events, or find recordings of past forums. Hear from the candidates themselves about where they stand! ➡️lwvwa.org/forums

✅ Even MORE resources, including learning about voting with a felony conviction, voting process help, election FAQs, and ballot drop box locations. ➡️lwvwa.org

I-001 Lacks transparency. It’s unclear language offers less protection for parent and student rights.❌ Vote "NO" on I-00...
11/02/2026

I-001 Lacks transparency. It’s unclear language offers less protection for parent and student rights.

❌ Vote "NO" on I-001

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Washingtonians! If you're mailing your ballot, we recommend you hand it directly to a postal clerk and request a postmar...
11/02/2026

Washingtonians! If you're mailing your ballot, we recommend you hand it directly to a postal clerk and request a postmark at the counter.

At this point, we HIGHLY recommend you use a ballot drop box. A complete list of drop box locations is included in your voter's pamphlet or at VoteWA.gov.

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Address

1511 3rd Avenue, Ste 801
Seattle, WA
98101

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+12066228961

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