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Washington is one of eight states that allow residents to vote in an election by mail. Here is how you can find the nearest drop box or voting center.
Eight states, including Washington, allow residents to vote in an election by mail.
There are 573 drop boxes and 57 voting centers in Washington.
During a voting window, most drop boxes are open 24/7. All drop boxes close at 8 p.m. on Election Day.
Voting centers vary by location.
To find the nearest drop box or voting center on a map, click here.
You can also view a full list of drop box locations here.
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