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Next Election
2024 November 5th General Election
- President, US Congress, Statewide Executive, State Supreme Court, State Legislature, Local Judicial
- Mail-in ballots will be mailed out on October 18th.
- Need to register or change your voting address? You can register online through October 28th, or you can register in person at a vote center through election day (find a location).
- Want to know who your fellow Democrats voted to endorse? Here are our 2024 endorsements.
Voting starts on October 18th. Have your ballot in by Tuesday, November 5th at 8pm!
How to Vote
Register to Vote
Receive Your Ballot in the Postal Mail
- Ballots for the November 5th General Election will be mailed out on October 18th.
- Update your address
Complete and Turn In Your Ballot
- Ballots may be returned to a ballot dropbox or via US Postal mail (no stamp needed!).
- Ballot dropboxes close at 8pm on Tuesday, November 5th.
- Ballots sent via US Postal mail must be postmarked on or before Tuesday, November 5th.
- King County Elections recommends dropping your ballot in the mail by the Friday before the election to make sure it gets postmarked in time to get counted.
- Track your ballot and make sure your vote gets counted!
- 2024 King Country Democrats endorsed candidates
- Problems? Visit a King County Elections Vote Center
- Video Guide from King County Elections ⬇️
Why Vote
Our elected officials shape the system we all live in. From how fair our tax and justice systems are, to the quality of our roads, sidewalks, and schools, the candidates we elect in November will make decisions that impact every aspect of our lives. A democracy only works for all of us when we all vote.
Ask Michelle Obama. She has a few thoughts on the subject: