Ballots can be returned by mail or put in a drop box. You can register, then vote, right up until 8 p.m.
Ballots can be returned by mail or put in a drop box. You can register, then vote, right up until 8 p.m.
Ballots can be returned by mail or put in a drop box. You can register, then vote, right up until 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Snohomish County voters will have a say in control of Congress, funding for Monroe schools and the fate of two incumbent Republican state lawmakers
Statement issued after candidate’s father wrote three-page letter asserting his son never served as submarine officer.
Republican Brewer wants to cut government spending while Democrat Lovick hopes to fund education, reduce homelessness.
Candidates competing to represent the 44th District answered nine questions about their campaigns.
Because of misrepresentations made by Clyde Shavers on his resume, his endorsement is rescinded.
Some advice to help you choose your candidates, submit your ballot and learn about elections.
Clyde Shavers claimed to be a nuclear submarine officer. His father says ‘not even for a day.’
As you consider your vote in the Nov. 8 election, the editorial board makes these recommendations.
The editorial board begins its endorsements with two state House races in newly redrawn districts.
Voters next week will see a ballot proposition to combine Fire District 17 and Fire District 23 into a single department.
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Those down-ballot races can determine major issues in your community and state. Don’t skip them.
Two state House seats in the swing district have attracted more money than other legislative races in Snohomish County.
Carolyn Eslick, of Sultan, says public safety is No. 1 on her agenda. Her opponent Jessica Wadhams has a list of top priorities.
Rep. Kim Schrier faces challenger Matt Larkin in the 8th District, which now runs through communities on U.S. 2.
U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., and Republican challenger Tiffany Smiley argued over several issues.
The U.S. representatives face GOP foes Vincent Cavaleri and Dan Matthews, who are spotlighting public safety and inflation.
Washington, Oregon and Idaho launched voter education campaigns to shore up public trust ahead of the November election.
