Go to the state’s voting information site at votewa.gov. Enter your name and birthdate. On the left side, you should see an option to check “Ballot Status.” Click on that, and it should tell you where your ballot is.

Voters across Washington will decide nearly 3,000 races in Tuesday’s election. These include contests for city, county, school, fire district and court of appeals positions, along with one statewide ballot measure.

Some Washington counties noticed during the August primary that ballots weren’t always postmarked the same day carriers picked them up.

Two legislative districts in Washington, 5 and 26, are on the ballot for this year's general election in Washington.

With the election next Tuesday, state campaign finance data shows 584 political action committees have raised over $66 million so far this year — only 10

The Associated Press will compile votes and declare winners in elections across the U.S. on Tuesday, just as the news organization has done for nearly 180 years.

Washington County voters will head to the polls Tuesday to decide dozens of local races for township trustees, school boards and city councils, along with several levy issues affecting public services.