February 10, 2026 Special Election
Ballots must be received by our office or postmarked by Election Day, Tuesday, February 10, to be counted.
We recommend using an official ballot drop box to return your ballot. Ballot drop boxes are available 24 hours a day until 8pm on election night. (Click here for the list of drop box locations.)
If you choose to mail your ballot, we recommend taking your ballot inside the post office and have a postal clerk manually postmark your ballot.
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Click the VoteWA link below to register to vote or update your information
Voting is one of the foundations of a democracy. The Clark County Auditor supervises and administers federal, state and local elections conducted in the county. The Elections Office advises voters, candidates, political action committees, political parties, cities, special districts and others about administrative rules and election laws.
The department also maintains voter registration records, administers candidate filing, and produces the local voters’ pamphlet.
Greg Kimsey
Clark County Auditor
Register to vote or update your voter registration
Email us at elections@clark.wa.gov
Call us at 564-397-2345
Get out the Vote!
To learn about accessible options, such as the audio version of the voters' pamphlet and the accessible voting units available to voters in Clark County, check out the Accessible Voting page!
Ballot drop sites
Open beginning 18 days before an election until 8 pm on Election Day.
Find the nearest ballot drop site.
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