Voters race to drop off ballots before 8 P.M. election deadline across Washington
With the clock ticking toward the 8 p.m. Election Day deadline, voters across western Washington are rushing to ballot drop boxes to make sure their votes count. King County officials urge residents to skip the mail and use drop boxes instead, saying it’s the safest and fastest way to ensure ballots are received on time despite ongoing federal disruptions.
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