King County Elections

10/22/2026

Get accurate information, straight from the source! Visit King County Elections' web site, call us at 206-296-8683, or email us at [email protected].

Find accurate and reliable election information, view election results, and learn how to register and vote in King County.

10/22/2026

Looking for in person assistance? Come to one of our Accessible Voting Events! The next one is this Saturday, at the downtown Central Branch of the Seattle Public Library.

An earlier post included the wrong start time - please note the event begins at 10 a.m.!

King County Elections staff will be available to help voters get registered, get a replacement ballot, and use accessible voting units.

10/20/2026

10/16/2026

Voters looking for in person assistance have options! We are hosting 8 Accessible Voting Events across the county, starting tomorrow, October 17. Get registered, get a replacement ballot, use an accessible voting unit (AVU) and get your questions answered!

Learn more at kce.wiki/AccessibleVoting

10/15/2026

King County voters, ballots are on the way and official ballot drop boxes are open!

If you don't have your ballot by Monday, October 19, give us a call at 206-296-8683 and we will help.

Visit kce.wiki/DropBox to find a drop box near you!

King County voters, official ballot drop boxes are open for the Nov...

10/02/2026

10/02/2026

We are happy to have a ballot drop box located at our library! Now, we will even have elections staff visit on October 20 so you can update your voter information and if needed, to obtain replacement ballots. Most will not need the AVU but so cool that it’ll be available for those who do need it!
King County Elections

09/14/2026

Join us tomorrow night at Wing Luke Museum for a Ballots & Boba Mixer: Elections Town Hall. Director of Elections Julie Wise and Exec. Director of Wing Luke Chrissy Shimizu will have a conversation about what voters need to know heading into the General Election, how King County secures your vote, and so much more.

RSVP at kce.wiki/BallotsAndBoba2026

09/11/2026

Seattle voters who use Accessible Voting Units (AVUs): King County Elections wants your feedback!

As King County Elections prepares to launch Ranked Choice Voting for Seattle voters in 2027, they’re testing ballot designs and voter education materials—and they need your input.

Location: Washington Talking Book & Braille Library
Days: Monday, Sept. 14 & Tuesday, Sept. 15
Time:11 a.m.–2 p.m.

Sessions take about 30 minutes. No previous experience with AVUs or Ranked Choice Voting is required, and participants will receive a $50 e-gift card for their time.

You must be a City of Seattle voter to participate. No appointment is needed—just stop by WTBBL during either session!

09/09/2026

Ready to help your community and your democracy? Our team has several temporary roles open for the upcoming election and beyond.

For the upcoming November Election, we're looking for temporary elections workers to assist with customer service and ballot processing. Folks who'd like to apply can visit https://kce.wiki/TemporaryElectionsWorkerNovember2026

We're also hiring ballot van drivers for the upcoming election! If you have great attention to detail and a great driving record, you can learn more and apply at https://kce.wiki/BallotVanDriverNovember2026

And finally, we're hiring an administrative specialist for a Term-Limited Temporary position or Special Duty Assignment for current King County employees who have passed their initial probationary period. This role is expected to last until August 2029. For more information and to apply visit https://kce.wiki/ElectionsSpecialistSeptember2026