Voting is one of the foundations of a democracy. To uphold this responsibility, the Clark County Auditor supervises and administers federal, state, and local elections conducted in the county. The Elections Department advises voters, candidates, political action committees, political parties, cities, special districts, and others about administrative rules and statutes applicable to election laws.
The department also maintains voter registration records, administers candidate filing, and produces the Local Voters’ Pamphlet.
If you have any questions concerning upcoming elections please call our office at (360) 397-2345, or e-mail: elections@clark.wa.gov.
Our office hours are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Our office: 1408 Franklin Street
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Primary Election - August 18
- Sample Ballot (PDF - 34KB)
2009 Election Information
- Winning Ways to Run for Office
- 2009 Candidate Filings
- Revised List of Open Offices for Filing
- 2009 Candidate Filing Period
- Conducting a Successful Campaign Workshop
- 2009 Election Guidelines (PDF - 136KB)
- 2009 Political Sign Regulations (PDF - 34KB)
- Election Steps for Candidates (PDF - 34KB)
- Ballot Propositions: Steps to an Election (PDF 25KB)
- Primary & General Election Local Voters' Pamphlet Specifications (PDF - 42KB)
- Offices Open for Filing (PDF - 131KB)
- 2009 Election Calendar (PDF - 19KB)
- Excess Levy & Bond 2009 Validation Requirements (PDF - 30KB)
Other Election Resources
District Locator: Find your precinct and the voting districts you live in.
District Maps
- County Commissioner Districts (PDF - 170KB)
- 15th Legislative District (PDF - 488KB)
- 17th Legislative District (PDF - 482KB)
- 18th Legislative District (PDF - 645KB)
- 49th Legislative District (PDF - 473KB)
- Maps Online - from Clark County GIS
