If you are among the nearly 50% of Spokane County voters waiting to cast your ballot until Election Day, here are some last minute voting tips.
If you need a replacement ballot (because you lost or can't find your ballot), you have two choices --- (a) print out a replacement ballot at home or work, or (b) obtain and vote a provisional ballot from one of the six Election Day Voter Service Centers.
Vote every race! Your local races (Congress, county commissioner, state legislature) and initiatives and ballot measures impact your day to day life more than the race for president.
If you need advice on how to vote in a particular race, call Spokane County Democrats at 509-324-8525, or visit the county party's website or The Third Legislative District Democrats endorsement page.
Submit your ballot on time! There's an 8:00 pm deadline for using one of 19 drop boxes, or one of the six Election Day Voter Service Centers. Each drop box and service center will close promptly at 8:00 pm on Tuesday.
Mailing your ballot? Be sure to get a November 8th postmark. Late hour collection boxes on Election Day include two 7:00 pm pickup USPS blue collection boxes at 150 and 178 E 2nd Ave (between Crowley & Pine) in Spokane, and the 9:00 pm pickup USPS blue collection box at the Spokane Airport mail processing center, 2928 S Spotted Road. If you mail your ballot on Election Day, check to make sure that you will get a November 8th postmark with a scheduled pickup after you mail your ballot --- otherwise head to the 9:00 pm pickup USPS blue collection box near the airport. Be sure to affix first class (47 cents) postage to your ballot envelope.
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