A look into how elections are certified in Washington
Election day is over, but the counting has just begun. Officials will spend weeks certifying results.
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How to track your ballot status in WA post-election
Voters can check their ballot status at votewa.gov or sign up for text alerts.
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What’s unique about Washington’s Supreme Court races?
Two retirements and two more justices not running for re-election mean major changes for the court.
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Procrastinators, there’s still time to register and vote in WA
If they get in line by 8 p.m., Washingtonians can register and vote the same day at county election centers.
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Black sorority organizes public policy forum with WA leaders
Organizers say the event at Highline College in Des Moines was important for civic engagement.
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