WASHINGTON — November 3 is Election Day in Washington. You have until 8 p.m. to drop off your ballot at an official ballot box.
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If your ballot or envelope got lost or damaged – there’s no need to panic. You can get a replacement for both.
Replacement ballots
Have a printer? You can mark and print your replacement ballot online.
You can also go in person to the King County Elections Office in Renton or one of the Voting Centers.
Replacement envelopes
A replacement envelope packet is available for download below:
Replacement envelope packet for Overseas or Service voters
Replacement envelope packet for voters in the United States
The replacement envelope packet does not contain a ballot, so you’ll need to download and print that separately.
How to use the replacement envelope packet
- Print your packet.
- Fill in your voter information.
- Sign your name on the declaration and signature sheet.
- Follow the instructions in the packet to assemble your replacement envelope.
- Return your ballot to King County Elections.