Check your ballot status at VoteWA.gov. Find out what each status means here. If you receive a signature cure form, complete and return it to your county elections office by November 25. County certification is November 26.
Voter Outreach and Education Materials
Outreach and Voter Registration
- Guide to Registering Voters
- Voter Registration Partners Training Video
- Voting in Washington brochure: English, Spanish, Chinese, and Vietnamese
- Path of a Ballot, Vote-By-Mail in Washington State
- Printable Voter Registration Forms
- "Register to Vote" flyer (8.5x11): English, Spanish Black&White: English, Spanish
- "Register to Vote Here" poster (11x17): English, Spanish
- "The Vote Starts With You" multi-lingual flyer (8.5x11)
- American Sign Language Video: Voting in Washington and why your signature is important
- Felony Conviction and Voting Rights Restoration brochure (other languages coming soon)
- Washington State Vote-By-Mail Fact Sheet
- Video collection
- Elections Toolkit
- 1-page handouts explaining elections
Civics
- Teaching Elections in Washington State (Request a paper copy of Teaching Elections)
- Mock Election
- Temperance and Good Citizenship Day
- Elections Data and Results
- Learning with OSOS
- Civics Education Organizations and Resources
Future Voter
- Future Voter brochure: English, Spanish
- Future Voter Q&A with Sounders FC and OL Reign
- Classroom Guide to Registering Voters
- Voter Registration Forms
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Bookmarks: Color, Black&White
- Future Voter posters: Letter (8.5x11) or Tabloid (11x17)
- Temperance and Good Citizenship Day
- OSPI Teacher Resources
Voters' Pamphlet and Information
NEW: Download and make your own buttons
- Make your own "Vote" buttons: English, Spanish, Chinese, and Vietnamese
- Make your own "VoteWA" buttons: English
- I Voted Sticker, I Voted Sticker - Washington