Don't Forget: The 2020 Primary Election Is Tuesday

SEATTLE, WA — The deadline to have your vote counted in the 2020 Primary Election is fast approaching: to count, your ballot will need to be mailed out and postmarked, or dropped in a ballot box by 8 p.m. Tuesday.

It'll be extra important to remember to get those votes, because as it stands many votes remain uncounted. As of the last report on Wednesday, just 988,306 have been received, or just about 21.4 percent of the state's eligible voters.

One reason for so much hesitation may just be the scope of this election. Each voter will have to consider dozens if not hundreds of candidates for both local and statewide elections, plus ballot measures and more.

Luckily, Patch is here to assist— to help keep track of it all, here are some handy links for potential voters:

Important links for King County:

• Candidates on the ballot
• Ballot measures
• Vote center locations
• 24/7 dropbox locations
• General information from King County Elections

Verify your voter registration, view sample ballots and learn which districts represent you on the King County website.

Important links for Pierce County:

• Candidates and measures on the ballot
• 24/7 dropbox and voting center locations
• General information from Pierce County Elections

Verify your voter registration, track your ballots and learn which districts represent you on the Pierce County website.

As the votes come in Tuesday evening, Patch will be posting updates with initial results and keeping a close eye on several tightly contested races, so stay tuned for election night coverage right here on Patch.com.