How to Win Black in

Washington

Key Dates

Oct 16 - Nov 2

Early Voting Dates
Oct 26 (Mail/Online)

Voter Registration Deadline
N/A (Automatically sent to registered voters)

Absentee Ballot Request Deadline
Nov 3

General Election

Washington
Voter Guide

Q: How do I register to vote?

Visit our action center to get started.
Q: Can I vote by mail?

Yes! In Washington, as soon as you’re registered, Washington sends you a ballot automatically.
Q: Can I vote early?

Yes! You can vote early between October 16 and November 3.
Q: Do I need an ID?
ID is only required if you use an audiovisual unit at a voting center. Acceptable forms of ID for voting include:
- Photo ID, such as a driver’s license, state ID card, student ID card, or tribal ID card
- Voter registration card
- Utility Bill
- Bank statement
- Paycheck
- Government check
- Other government document
Q: This is my home state, but I won't be home for this election. Can I still vote here?

Yes! Actually in Washington, as soon as you’re registered, you’ll get a ballot automatically by mail. If you need your ballot sent to a different address than usual, submit that request by Oct. 26th.

NOW WHAT?

VOTE to #WINBLACK and PUSH FORWARD

THIS IS ONE OF THOSE MOMENTS. When people look back and say, what did you do in 2020? In the middle of a pandemic and mass protests against racism and inequality. And we can say we marched. We had tough conversations. We wore masks. We tore down racist monuments. We ran for office. We boycotted businesses. We voted.

Register to Vote

Washington

Key Dates

Oct 16 - Nov 2

Oct 26 (Mail/Online)

N/A (Automatically sent to registered voters)

Nov 3

WashingtonVoter Guide

Q: How do I register to vote?

Q: Can I vote by mail?

Q: Can I vote early?

Q: Do I need an ID?

Q: This is my home state, but I won't be home for this election. Can I still vote here?

NOW WHAT?

VOTE to #WINBLACK and PUSH FORWARD

Washington
Voter Guide