ELECTION 2020: Voting deadline Tuesday for presidential primary

The coronavirus concerns have NOT changed the timetable for our state’s presidential primary, so we’re reminding you again today: The King County Elections ballot dropboxes like that one in The Junction are open until 8 pm Tuesday (March 10th); locations around the county are on this list – West Seattle has two, SW Alaska west of California SW, and SW Raymond east of 35th SW. You can also send your ballot by postal mail, no stamp needed, but to be sure it’s postmarked by Tuesday, you’ll want to mail it by tomorrow. Need a ballot or envelope? Here’s what to do.

5 Replies to "ELECTION 2020: Voting deadline Tuesday for presidential primary"

  • anonyme March 8, 2020 (12:15 pm)

    I’m afraid my vote is null as I’m housebound and can’t get to a mailbox.  Oh well, it’s pointless anyway.  Biden was going to be the pick from Day One, the rest has been a charade.

    • Momkat March 8, 2020 (1:43 pm)

      If you leave your completed ballot in your mailbox, your postal delivery person will take it for you. 

  • West Seattle Hipster March 8, 2020 (4:08 pm)

    I voted for Biden but for the 2nd presidential election in a row the democrats do not have a candidate that inspires and unifies the party.  

  • anonyme March 9, 2020 (7:19 am)

    No, the mailman will not pick up the ballot from my box.  This has been a bone of contention for many years, with the WV supervisor telling me that carriers are not required to pick up outgoing mail.  I’ve filed multiple complaints and inquiries with the PO at every level and they will not respond.  The complaints just spin around the same bureaucratic toilet as my vote.

  • LG March 9, 2020 (7:41 am)

    Thank you for the reminder. I need to complete my ballot. 

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