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Voting in this November’s Election is one of the most important ways you can help choose the direction of our state. Issues like the environment, education, transportation, and healthy communities are all at stake. Below are some frequently asked questions about voting and our organization.
Will a lot of people vote this year?
Washington Secretary of State Sam Reed has projected statewide voter turnout to be the highest since 1970 for a mid-term election. Many of these races will come down to a few votes and your vote can make a difference.
When do I get my ballot?
Almost everyone in Washington votes by mail. There are still a few poll site in Pierce County. Ballots are mailed out on Friday, October 15th. If Election Day is approaching and you haven’t received your ballot, contact your County Auditor Office.
How do I return my ballot?
Mail ballots must be post-marked on or before Election Day. You can also drop off your ballot to the County Auditor's Office or another ballot drop site designated by your County Auditor.
How do I know if I’m registered to vote?
You can check your voter registration status here.
Has Washington Environmental Council taken a position on any of the ballot issues?
Yes, WEC is supporting:
- Approve R-52 – Healthy Schools for Washington
- No on I- 1053
- No on I -1107
Click here for more information about these ballot measures.
Does Washington Environmental Council endorse any candidates?
Washington Environmental Council is a non-partisan organization that does not endorse or support any candidates for public office.
How do I get more involved?
To get involved with our non-partisan issue campaigns, please contact Washington Environmental Council's Outreach Director, Kerri Cechovic, at 206-631-2607 or kerri@wecprotects.org.
What is Washington Conservation Voters Voter Education Program?
WEC’s nonpartisan Voter Education Program works to engage Washington’s environmental voters in civic action. Since 1993, these programs have established a national reputation for research and program development serving the conservation community.
