What's on the Washington ballot
Election day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Midterm election — all U.S. House seats, ~1/3 of the Senate, and many state and local offices.
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Ballots are drawn by district — two neighbours can vote in different races. Enter your ZIP on our ballot tool to see every contest you're entitled to vote in, down to the judges and school board.
Look up my ballot →Candidate filings for Washington
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Before you vote: what they passed
An election is a performance review. These are the Washington bills Obillerate scored worst this session — plain English, with receipts and how legislators voted.
Tax break for new data centers in east Washington county
New tax program could help businesses save money
New fees for opioid treatment program accreditation are proposed
Local sales tax to fund senior programs in Washington
Gov urged to join federal K‑12 scholarship tax credit
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How to vote in Washington
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