August 18 (tomorrow) is primary and special election day. Ballots must be post market tomorrow at the latest.
Voter registration and ballot information can be found here.
The Seattle Elections Office, is located at Union Station, 401 S. Jackson St.
Ballots must be mailed or put into a specially designated 24-hour Ballot Drop Box at the King County Administration Building, 500 Fourth Ave. King County also has options for voters with disabilities.
Readers sent in some interesting sites to help decide on candidates and issues:
One reader wrote, "this is a very useful as it compiles endorsements by progressive
organizations all over the state.
More info from another reader...
Volunteers from the Municipal League's Candidate Evaluation Committee have rated 113 candidates for city council, mayoral, county, school board, Port, and judicial positions across King County. The evaluation process, including interviews with the candidates, began in June in advance of the upcoming Primary Election.
Ratings are based on four criteria: Involvement, Effectiveness, Character and Knowledge. The ratings provide the only independent non-partisan, non-agenda driven evaluation of candidates. This year marks the 99th round of Municipal League ratings, conducted annually since 1911.
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