Dates and phone numbers

Everything here traces to the Secretary of State or Walla Walla County. If we could not source it, it is not on this page.

The calendar

Sep 18

Statewide drop box and voting center list published

Sep 19

Military and overseas ballots mailed, 45 days out

Oct 1

Printed voters' pamphlets mailed

Oct 16

Counties mail ballots. The 18-day voting period begins. VoteWA replacement printing opens.

Oct 20

Ballot status and return statistics reports begin

Oct 26

Online and mail registration deadline. It must be received, not postmarked.

Nov 3, 8 PM

Election Day. Drop boxes close. Last moment to register in person.

Who to call

We can help you print. We cannot fix a registration. For anything about your voter record, these are the people who can actually do something about it.

Walla Walla County Elections

509-524-2530

elections@wwcowa.gov

County Courthouse, 315 West Main St., Room 203
Walla Walla, WA 99362

Start here. It is the county's only voting center, and the only place issuing replacement ballots in person. Roughly 38,000 registered voters, all vote-by-mail.

Secretary of State voter help

1-800-448-4881

Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

elections@sos.wa.gov

Accessibility

Accessible voting units are available at voting centers, and the county can arrange assistance. For relay service, dial 711.

Go straight to the source

VoteWASign in, track your ballot, print a replacement, see your own drop boxes Voting by mail, answeredSecretary of State FAQ Every drop box in WashingtonThe statewide file this site is built from Know your voting rightsWashington Attorney General Walla Walla County ElectionsThe county's own page Dates and deadlinesThe official calendar behind the table above