Voter's pamphlets, Securing Your Vote, Student Mock Election, Vote.WA, Ballot Return Statistics, Redistricting FAQs, Vote by Mail, County Election offices and more.

Note: as of 9/10/24 this is not available. It will be updated when it is.
Available in multiple languages.
Statewide offices and initiatives/measures
For a personalized Voter's Guide, log in to VoteWA

"TVW’s Video Voters’ Guide covers races for statewide office, as well as statewide ballot measures."

Lots of useful information!

Check your voter registration status, print your Washington State ballot, track your ballot's status (has it been tabulated yet?), and more.
(For all counties, although a specific link for King County is listed below).

View your voter registration information, track your ballot and read about the contests on your ballot.

Includes info on Felons and Voting Rights, Voters with Disabilities, New Residents, and more

"Find everything you need to vote in our state election centers"
"...registration links and deadlines, polling location details, and other essential voting information for each state."

"This website is an initiative of the Voting Information Project (VIP), a partnership between state election officials and Democracy Works to connect voters with the election information they need to cast a ballot. Launched in 2008, VIP works with state and local election officials to provide official and up-to-date election information."
Includes what 's on your ballot and more.

Provides information for every state, incluidng early voting, absentee voting, mail voting, military voters, and more.
Note: Be sure to look at all the other useful info on this site!

Campaign contributions and more.

"Learn how candidates and committees raise and spend money in federal elections. A wide range of campaign finance documents and other resources are available for public review."

From the National Institute on Money in Politics. Includes state campaign funding information.

"...OpenSecrets.org, which is the most comprehensive resource for federal campaign contributions, lobbying data and analysis available anywhere."

(Now part of the National Institute on Money and Politics but seems to be also updating this site)

"Learn how candidates and committees raise and spend money in federal elections. A wide range of campaign finance documents and other resources are available for public review."

"...OpenSecrets.org, which is the most comprehensive resource for federal campaign contributions, lobbying data and analysis available anywhere."

From the National Institute on Money in Politics. Includes state campaign funding information.

(Now part of the National Institute on Money and Politics but seems to be also updating this site)

Washington State's Voter Portal

"Ever wondered "Can I track my ballot?" You're in the right place! Many states have tools available for voters to check the status of their vote-by-mail absentee ballot. We've hyperlinked below to take you directly to your state's absentee ballot tracking service.
If your state does not have an absentee ballot tracking service, you should check for one on your Local Election Office website listed in the Address Section of the Election Official Directory."
Note: This includes Vote-by-Mail states as well as absentee ballots