With Election Day rapidly approaching amid heated debates, it's a good time to check that you're registered to vote.
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To check if you are registered to vote in the state of Washington, click here. At this link, you can check your registration status, your address, and voting history.
If you are not registered to vote, Monday is the last day you can register online or by mail.
The Office of Secretary of State says that it hit a new record on Sunday with 23,167 people registering on Sunday. It says the boost comes from Facebook and Google prompting people to register.
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“We are delighted with the new record number of registered voters being set every single day,” said Secretary of State Kim Wyman. “Sunday’s surge was nothing short of amazing, and it looks certain that we’ll have a robust turnout. That level of voter engagement is so good for self-government. We need to hear all voices.”
Nearly four million people are registered to vote in Washington state as of early October.
New Washington state votes can register in person until Oct. 31. Learn about registering in person here. You can call 360-902-4180 or email elections@sos.wa.gov with any questions.
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King County Elections will mail general election ballots to all registered voters on Oct. 19.