Ready for Election Day in Washington and Idaho? Let us help

Election Day is Tuesday and maybe you can finally find some time to sit down and go through your ballot. For months, we’ve been sharing information to prepare you, so here are some links to that coverage.

Finding out where to vote

Spokane County voters can register, get help with any ballot issues and drop off their ballot at voter service centers

Find ballot box locations in Washington and links to find your polling site in Idaho

Once you drop off your ballot in Washington (and if you voted by absentee in Idaho), you can track it and make sure it’s been received and accepted

There’s a new law about how close people can be to polling places in Idaho if they’re pushing candidates and races

Information on important races in Idaho

Will voters choose to change Idaho’s primary?

An Idaho vote could affirm that non-citizens shouldn’t be allowed to vote

Coeur d’Alene Schools hope voters will pass a replacement levy

There’s a political divide among candidates for North Idaho College Board of Trustees

Information on important races in Washington

Washington will have a new governor next year. Who will it be?

Spokane County commission race could change balance of power on the board

Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown wants voters to pass a public safety tax

Washington voters will decide on four major initiatives

Senator Maria Cantwell is hoping to hold onto her seat

After 20 years in Congress, Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers is not running. Will Republicans hang on to the seat?

Protecting your vote

Federal agencies are dedicating resources to safeguard the election

How Spokane County tests machines before Election Day

What’s going on with ballots in Whitman County?

How do we know only people who are supposed to vote are casting their ballots?

Someone lit ballot boxes on fire. How do we know they’re safe?

Other cool stories about the election

You’re voting for judges. How do you track down information about them?

What issues do voters 18-35 care most about when casting their vote?

What’s the best way to talk about politics with your kids?

A Spokane County group is working to make sure Latino voters make their voices heard

How to get through political differences with the people in your life who don’t vote the same way you do

Does it feel like your body reacts when you’re watching political debates? WSU is tracking it

Not every voter in Washington speaks English as their first language. Here’s how local groups are helping them navigate the election

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