infoVote 2009 connects you to information about your election-related questions, from voter registration to candidates and issues for King County voters. Included are links to voter's information from statewide and King County offices, plus nonpartisan evaluations and position papers that can help new and seasoned voters make informed decisions about candidates and issues on the ballot.
General Election November 3, 2009
Key Dates
October 4: Overseas and military ballots mailed.
October 5: Last day for mail and online voter registration and address changes
October 14: Absentee ballots available.
October 16: Absentee ballots mailed to all registered voters.
October 26: Last day of in-person registration for voters
November 3: General Election: Ballots must be postmarked by midnight
Registration and Voting
All registered voters will receive a ballot in the mail 20 days prior to each election that they are eligible to cast a vote. Ballots must be postmarked no later than midnight, November 3.
Voter Registration for in King County Residents - 206-296-VOTE
You can register online if you are at least 18 years old and have a valid driver’s licenses or Washington State ID card. To vote in the next election, you must register at least 30 days before Election Day.
Ballot Instructions for registered King County Voters
Voter Information for Washington Residents of other counties
Accessible voting 
Voters with disabilities will have the opportunity to cast a private and independent ballot at an accessible voting center. The equipment at these locations provides audio and visual technology which allows voters with limited vision and physical disabilities to vote independently.
Accessible Voting locations and hours of operation will be posted as soon as they become available. King County Elections is moving to a temporary location in Tukwila. Details and location map
Voting is an important part of our living democracy.
Share your commitment to vote by posting your photo on the King County Elections Web site, or view photos posted by others. I Will Vote!
24-hour Ballot drop Boxes (no postage required):
A no-cost option to return your mail ballots
King County has ballot drop boxes throughout the county to provide voters with a way to securely return their ballots without the cost of postage.
For the November 3 general, ballot drop boxes will open on Friday, October 16 and close at 8 p.m. on Election Day, November 3.
Ballot Drop Box Locations and availability
King County Locations
Auburn Library
1102 Auburn Way S., Auburn, 98002 
Black Diamond Library
24707 Roberts Dr., 98010
Covington Library
27100 164th Ave SE, 98042
Library Connection @ Crossroads
15600 NE 8th St., outside of Suite K-11, 98008
Des Moines Library
21620 11th Avenue S., 98198
Earlington Business Center,
919 SW Grady Way, Renton
Fall City Library
33415 SE 42 Pl., 98024
Federal Way 320th Library
848 S 320th St, 98003
Kent Regional Library
212 2nd Ave N, 98032
Lake Forest Park Library
17171 Bothell Way NE, 98155 near the lower level mall entrance
Seattle, King County Administration Building, 500 Fourth Ave., 98104
White Center Library
11220 16th S.W., Seattle, 98146
Woodinville Library
17105 Avondale Rd NE, 98072
Seattle Neighborhood Service Center locations
Ballard, 5604 22nd Ave NW, 98107
Central, 2301 S Jackson, 98144
Delridge, 5405 Delridge Way SW, 98106
Lake City, 12525 28th Ave NE, 98125
Southeast, 3815 S Othello St, 98118
University, 4534 University Way NE, 98105
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