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Washington state elections are safe, secure, and accessible. There is no evidence to date that widespread fraud exists in Washington state or that it has ever impacted election outcomes.
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The League does not support or oppose any political party or any candidate.
| Use a ballot drop box if possible You can deposit your ballot in any of the official ballot drop boxes located throughout the state. You may also return your ballot to any county election’s office. If you need to mail your ballot If you need to mail your ballot, do so BEFORE OCT. 27. After Oct. 27, hand it directly to a postal clerk and request a postmark at the counter. |  After returning your ballot, track its status Visit VoteWA.gov or sign up for text updates from SOS (text "VOTE" to 868392). |
Overwhelmed by the number of Supreme Court candidates on your Nov. 3 general ballot? |  Leagues across Washington are organizing candidate events to help voters make informed decisions on key races on their ballots for the 2026 general election. |
Vote “NO” to Protect Vulnerable Kids
LWVWA Opposes IL26-001 & IL26-638
This November, Washington voters will vote on two initiatives that would directly affect kids, families, and public schools across our state. The League of Women Voters of Washington believes both measures are flawed and would cause unintended harm to the young people they claim to help. LWVWA urges voters to reject Initiatives 26-001 and 26-638 and support policies that protect student privacy, safety, dignity, and opportunity.
Learn moreVote “NO” on Initiative 645 Washington has one of the most regressive tax structures in the nation. |
Stand with the League of Women Voters — in person or virtually — to empower voters and defend democracy. | The League Is a Nonpartisan Source You Can Trust The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization. We encourage the informed and active participation of citizens in government. The League acts in support of, or in opposition to, selected governmental issues that its members have studied. It does not support or oppose candidates, factions, or political parties. |
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| The League of Women Voters of Washington Education Fund works on major civics education projects to teach students how they can participate in making and keeping government effective. The League’s learning materials, which include three versions of the textbook The State We’re In: Washington, build a foundation for understanding our government and how to be actively involved participants. Due to their popularity and high demand, we produce periodic updates and new Teacher’s Guides. |
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion LWV is an organization fully committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion in principle and in practice. Diversity, equity, and inclusion are central to the organization’s current and future success in engaging all individuals, households, communities, and policymakers in creating a more perfect democracy. | LWV Member Rights and Responsibilities Individuals who join the League of Women Voters become part of a highly trusted, 100+ year-old organization comprised of a large grassroots network. LWV is committed to providing opportunities for members to amplify their individual political power by participating in local, state, and national League actions. |
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