Mitchell Roland

The Spokane County Auditor's Office began sending ballots to 375,000 registered voters on Wednesday with less than three weeks remaining until the Nov. 3 election.

Congressman Michael Baumgartner and Democratic challenger Carmela Conroy faced off twice in the last two days, in a forum hosted by the NAACP Wednesday and a debate hosted by the Rotary on Thursday– o ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...

An envelope containing a "white powder" that was addressed to the Washington Secretary of State's elections division was intercepted by law enforcement on Thursday, sparking an investigation by the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.

As ballots begin to arrive in the mailboxes of registered voters throughout the state, Washingtonians will soon consider statewide initiatives that will have broad impacts on the budget, parental rights and who can participate in K-12 athletics.

Mitchell Roland The Spokesman-Review OLYMPIA — Party affiliations have not appeared next to the names of those running for judge in Washington for more than a century.

The Spokane County Auditor's Office will not accept Gov. Bob Ferguson's offer to station non-uniformed members of the Washington National Guard at ballot drop boxes and other “high-traffic areas where voting occurs” ahead of next month's general election.

OLYMPIA – The race for the Washington Supreme Court this year is a rare opportunity for voters to elect a majority of the court. It’s also the most expensive judicial election in recent state history.

OLYMPIA — The top two federal prosecutors in Washington say they've found 405 people who have unlawfully cast ballots, though they have not charged anyone with illegally voting in state elections.

OLYMPIA – More than 1 million Washingtonians already have returned their midterm ballots, as officials caution voters to use a ballot drop box to ensure their vote counts.

OLYMPIA — Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs said Wednesday that his office confirmed American citizens are among the 405 individuals the Department of Justice has accused of illegally voting in state elections, and that many are not currently registered to vote in the state.