Voter information
How to register and vote
Official sources for registering, getting your ballot, and finding your districts. SaveYourState is not an election office; the official sites below control.
Any state
- Vote.gov (U.S. government): register to vote or check your state’s rules and deadlines.
- Can I Vote (National Association of Secretaries of State): links to every state’s registration lookup and polling-place finder.
- Find your U.S. Representative (House.gov), by ZIP code.
Washington: November 3, 2026 general election
Key dates and rules (from the Washington Secretary of State)
- Register or update online or by mail so it is received at least 8 days before Election Day: by Monday, October 26, 2026. Use VoteWA.
- Register in person at your county elections office or a voting center through 8 p.m. on Election Day.
- Ballots are mailed to every registered voter at least 18 days before Election Day (by October 16, 2026); there is no need to request one. If you need a replacement, contact your county elections office.
- Return your ballot to an official ballot drop box by 8 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, or by mail (no stamp needed). The Secretary of State recommends mailing it more than a week before Election Day; after that, use a drop box.
- Track your ballot, see your voters’ guide, or find a drop box on VoteWA.
Confirm details with the Washington Secretary of State or your county elections office.
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Find my district
Your districts depend on your exact address, and a county or city can be split between districts.
- Washington: sign in to VoteWA to see your districts and your personal ballot, or use the Legislature’s District Finder (address lookup). Then open your Washington district page or county page here.
- U.S. House, any state: Find your representative.