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Your voice.
Your vote.

Voting is one way to continue serving our community. Make a plan, use trusted information, and cast your ballot.

Register or check your status View official election dates

Three simple steps

Make your voting plan

Start early so you have time to resolve questions before Election Day.

Confirm your registration

Check your registration status, address, and contact information through Washington's official voter portal.

Open VoteWA

Review your ballot

Read the official voters' pamphlet and review the candidates and measures that will appear on your ballot.

Clark County Elections

Return and track it

Use an official ballot drop box or return your ballot by mail, then confirm its status through VoteWA.

Find a drop box

Washington's next statewide election

2026 General Election

Verify dates with the Secretary of State

October 16

Voting period begins

Ballots are mailed, and accessible voting units become available at voting centers.

October 26

Online and mail deadline

Registration and updates submitted online or by mail must be received by this date.

November 3

Election Day

Register or update in person, or deposit your ballot in an official drop box, by 8 p.m.

Information reviewed August 30, 2026. Always confirm dates and requirements with election officials.

Voting in Washington

Know before you vote

Washington conducts elections by mail. Registered voters receive a ballot automatically, and in-person services remain available for registration, replacement ballots, and accessible voting.

  • Check your address

    Keeping your registration current helps your ballot reach you without delay.

  • Sign your declaration

    Follow the instructions in your ballot packet and sign the return envelope.

  • Track your ballot

    VoteWA shows when your ballot is mailed, received, and accepted.

Help for every voter

Voting support and assistance

Military and overseas voters

Vote from wherever duty takes you

Active-duty service members, eligible family members, and U.S. citizens overseas can use the Federal Voting Assistance Program for registration and absentee-voting help.

Visit FVAP.gov Washington guidance

Accessible voting

Choose the voting method that works for you

Clark County offers accessible voting units and accessible versions of election materials. Contact Elections for help or to arrange a demonstration.

Accessible voting options Call (564) 397-2345

Official sources

Pause. Check. Then share.

Election information can change. Confirm dates, requirements, and ballot status with official election offices before sharing.

Washington voter portal VoteWA.gov ↗ Local election information Clark County Elections ↗ State election information WA Secretary of State ↗

Need help?

Contact Clark County Elections

Election officials can answer questions about registration, replacement ballots, signatures, accessibility, and ballot status.

(564) 397-2345 elections@clark.wa.gov 1408 Franklin Street
Vancouver, WA 98660

Service continues

Be ready. Be informed. Be heard.

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