How to Return Your Ballot and Vote

VOTE!ByTuesday, November 8.

Have you received your voting ballot in the mail for the Tuesday, November 8 General Election?

If your voter registration is current, you should have received your ballot by Tuesday, October 25.Didn’t receive your ballot?Call King County Elections TODAY: (206) 296-8683 to make sure you get to vote.

How to Return your ballot and vote:

Ballots must be dropped in a King County Elections 24-hour drop box by 8pm on Election Day (November 8) or postmarked (47¢ stamp) by Tuesday, November 8 (check postal box pickup times).
Learning about candidates & issues: pick up a Voter Guide with your mail, view Voter Guide online: or call elections to ask for a Voter Guide: (206) 296-8683.

Turn over for Free Ballot Drop Box Locations

Vote YES on Regional Proposition 1: Mass Transit Now! It’s the last item on your ballot, and very important!

Proposition 1 builds 116 new miles of light rail, train, and bus rapid transit. It also invests more than $20 million in affordable housing!Visit for more information.

VOTE!ByTuesday, November 8.

Have you received your voting ballot in the mail for the Tuesday, November 8 General Election?

How to Return your ballot and vote:

Ballots must be dropped in a King County Elections 24-hour drop box by 8pm on Election Day (November 8) or postmarked (47¢ stamp) by Tuesday, November 8 (check postal box pickup times).
Learning about candidates & issues: pick up a Voter Guide with your mail, view Voter Guide online: or call elections to ask for a Voter Guide: (206) 296-8683.

Turn over for Free Ballot Drop Box Locations

Vote YES on Regional Proposition 1: Mass Transit Now! It’s the last item on your ballot, and very important!

Proposition 1 builds 116 new miles of light rail, train, and bus rapid transit. It also invests more than $20 million in affordable housing! Visit for more information.

Free Ballot Drop-off locations in Seattle:

Ballots must be dropped off by 8 p.m. on Tuesday, November 8.

King County Administration Building (Downtown)

500 4th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98104

Chinatown – ID Uwajimaya

619 6th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104

Seattle Central College

1701 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122 (NE Corner)

Rainier Community Center

4600 38th Ave SE, Seattle, WA 98118

Beacon Hill Library

2821 Beacon Ave S, Seattle, WA 98144

Ballard Branch Library

Corner of NW 57th Street & 22nd Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107

University of Washington Campus

1400 NE Campus Pkwy, Seattle, WA 98105

Greenlake Community Center

7201 East Greenlake Drive N, Seattle, WA 98115

Lake City Library

12501 28th Avenue NE, Seattle, WA 98125

See a full list on flyer in your ballot packet or find map of locations at:

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Visit to learn more about registering to vote, voting rights for people with past convictions, and voting.

Contact King County Elections with questions specific to voting in the Tuesday, November 8, 2016 General Election: (206) 296-8683;

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