Current Election

Ballots must be returned to a ballot drop box or post marked no later than 8PM on Election Day in order to be counted.

Current Election Results

See Who is Running: Candidate List (votewa.gov)

Ballot Measure Cover Sheet

Ballot Measures & Resolutions

Election Type	Ballots Mailed	Election Date / Ballots Due	Election Request deadline*	Resolutions
Special election February Special Election Sample ballot	01/21/2025	02/11/2025 Ballots due by 8:00 PM	12/13/2024	Cle Elum-Roslyn_Resolution - executed Damman School_2025-02 Levy - Resolution No. 25-01 Thorp School_ 2025 Resolution
Special election April Special Election No election	04/01/2025	04/22/2025 Ballots due by 8:00 PM	02/21/2025
Primary election August Primary	07/15/2025	08/05/2025 Ballots due by 8:00 PM	05/02/2025	Fire7 Resolution
General election November General Election	10/14/2025	11/04/2025 Ballots due by 8:00 PM	08/05/2025

Tips to Ensure your Ballot is Counted

Make sure you have signed the Voter Declaration. If unable to sign your name, make your mark and have it witnessed by two individuals
If your signature has changed, contact our office to update your signature.
Mail your ballot early to be certain that it is postmarked no later than election day (know your post office pick-up times)
Mark your ballot as instructed.

Ballot returns will be posted here as they become available.

Accessible voting in Kittitas County

Vote Centers provide voters the opportunity to vote privately and independently using accessible equipment (TouchWriter). Accessible voting units are easy to use, and Elections staff is available to assist voters.
The TouchWriter is operational 18 days prior to each Election, and is in the basement of the Kittitas County Courthouse, in the Election Room. It is available Monday – Friday, 9:00am – 4:30pm, and on Election Day, 9:00am – 8:00pm