If you haven’t voted yet – here’s everything you need to know
Well, everything you need to know about the voting PROCESS, anyway – the King County Elections Department has put it all on one page. Chances are you’ve voted already; as of last night, the county had already received almost half the absentee (mail) ballots it had sent out. If you don’t vote by mail, but you don’t think you’re going to be able to get to your polling place on Tuesday, you can go vote tomorrow at county elections HQ in Renton, 8:30 am-6 pm, but it’s likely to be a long line, so the county’s suggesting you don’t do that unless you really have to — they do NOT expect long lines at regular voting places on Tuesday, since so many people vote by mail now, and they say they’ve staffed to handle anything up to 100 percent turnout. If you’re not sure where to vote, use this page to figure it out. However you do it, JUST VOTE – there’s a ton at stake beyond the president and governor races — statewide and local ballot measures, plus legislative races (two Democrats facing off in Legislative District 11 because of the new top-two primary).
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