Special Election : Return your ballot by February 14

Ways to cast your vote

• Return your ballot through the mail. Mailed ballots require first class postage and must be postmarked by February 14.
• Return your ballot without a stamp in one of five ballot drop boxes. Ballots must be in drop boxes by 8 p.m. on February 14.
• Voters with disabilities or voters who may have difficulty completing their ballot without assistance can vote on an accessible voting unit or receive assistance by visiting the accessible voting center at the Elections office in Renton.
• Lost or damaged ballot? Contact Elections at 206-296-VOTE (8683) or request a replacement ballot online.

February 14 Special Election results

• Election results
• Ballot return statistics
• Election results schedule

Canvassing Board

• February 14 election meeting schedule (pdf)
• Notice of Election (pdf)

Vote and return your ballot early!

• Review election measures using our online voter guide or a copy of the voter pamphlet mailed to voters.
• See a sample ballot: Renton School District (pdf)
• Watch us process your ballots via the Elections webcam

Voting help

• I haven't received a ballot! How do I get a replacement ballot?
• Can I see the measures online?
• Where is the closest ballot drop box?
• Where is the closest accessible voting center?
• Why do I have to sign the envelope?
• How do I return my ballot?
• Learn more about voting in King County

Voter resources (external link)

• Washington Secretary of State

Ballot Measures, February 14 Special Election

School districts

• Auburn School District No. 408
  • Proposition No. 1 Educational Program and Operations Replacement Levy
  • Proposition No. 2 General Obligation Bonds - $110,000,000
• Federal Way School District No. 210
  • Proposition No. 1 Replacement of Existing Educational Programs and Operations Levy
  • Proposition No. 2 Capital Projects Levy
• Renton School District No. 403
  • Proposition No. 1 Replacement Educational Maintenance and Operations Levy
  • Proposition No. 2 Building for a Lifetime of Learning School Building Improvement Bonds - $97,000,000
  • Proposition No. 3 Technology Capital Projects Levy
• Tukwila School District No. 406
  • Proposition No. 1 Replacement of Expiring School Programs and Operation Levy
• Vashon Island School District No. 402
  • Proposition No. 1 Technology and Capital Projects Replacement Levy

Special purpose district

• King County Fire Protection District No. 10
  • Proposition No. 1 Bonds to Construct and Remodel Fire Stations and Acquire Firefighting and Life Saving Equipment

An archive of election information and results are available beginning with the 1998 elections.