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.
2022 General Election Voters' Guide
Select a format to learn more about the candidates and measures on your ballot.
State Online Voters' Guide
Provides an overview of all state measures, including links to the information for this year's advisory votes, and information provided by statewide candidates. Use a mobile device or Chrome/Firefox browser to load this dynamic searchable guide.
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PDFs (31 Editions)
Choose from 31 Editions, including Spanish, Chinese, and Vietnamese translations.
Your precinct determines which positions you may vote for, so you may see candidates in the complete county guide that do not appear on your ballot. Your personalized voters' guide at VoteWA.gov and mailed ballot will show which candidates you're eligible to vote for based on your precinct.
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Audio MP3s
Listen to recordings from the printed Voters' Pamphlet.
Audio for the Voters' Pamphlet Audio Guide is created by the Washington Talking Book & Braille Library. WTBBL provides library services state-wide to any Washington resident unable to read standard print material due to blindness, visual impairment, deaf-blindness, physical disability (cannot hold a book or turn pages), or reading disability. If you are interested in receiving their free library services, please visit their website here.
Flat Text File
Also known as a plain text file, view or download data from the printed Voters' Pamphlet.
Video Voters' Guide
Watch short videos of statewide candidates, produced by TVW.
VoteWA
View a voters' guide customized to the measures and races on your ballot. This includes information for each advisory vote.