Borrow a printer
Not everyone has a printer at home, or internet that behaves. That should not be the thing that costs somebody their vote. These places have offered theirs.
Or skip printing entirely. The county will just give you one.
They can mail it, email it, or hand it to you at the counter. No printer, no ink, no file to wrangle.
509-524-2530Where to go
Kindling Coworking
103 E Main Street, Suite 301, entrance on Colville. Downtown Walla Walla.
A computer and free printing for your ballot and its return materials, whether or not you are a member.
Contact them before you come, for printing availability or any access needs. We would hate for you to make the trip and find the door locked.
Shane Morlan, partner, shane@kindling-co.com
Hours are not set yet.
Normal business hours are anticipated, and will be confirmed closer to the election. Please do not plan around a day or time yet.
Walla Walla Public Library
115 W Main Street, downtown Walla Walla. This is the library's temporary home while its building on Alder Street is renovated.
Free printing for your ballot and its return materials. You can print straight from your phone over the library's Wi-Fi, so you don't need to use one of their computers.
Call before you come if you have questions or access needs: 509-527-4550
Open six days a week.
Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
We are working to add more places and times around the county, so people can find one they can actually reach.
Got a printer? Offer it.
A business, a library, a church office, a spare desk. If you have a computer and a printer and you are willing to let neighbours use them for this, we would like to list you. Two conditions, and they are not negotiable.
No campaign material anywhere near it. No persuading. Nobody asks who they are voting for.
Voters clear their own files. You clear any abandoned print job before the next person sits down.
Other places worth trying
Public libraries offer computer and printer access, sometimes for a small per-page fee.
The Elections Office at 315 W Main St., Room 203 is the county's only voting center, and the one counter that will hand you a replacement ballot in person.