Here are live, real-time election results for the state of Washington:
Below is a continually-updated feed from MSNBC of election returns (refresh page to get latest results):
In case you…
Haven’t yet voted- Forgot where the heck you’re supposed to vote
- Just woke up from a Rip Van Winkle-esque long sleep and realized that tomorrow is Election Day
- Are recovering from a soap opera-like amnesia and forgot all about this whole “democracy” thing
Here is a link to a list of polling places for the general Burien area.
Here’s a link to a PDF copy of King County polling places.
If you’ve filled out your ballot but would rather drop it off, you can do so at the Delridge Neighborhood Service Center, which is located 5405 Delridge Way SW in White Center.
Link to King County Elections information website.
Only one week to make up your mind, as Tuesday, Nov. 4th is Election Day.
We spotted this disconcerting yard in Burien this morning, with two different gubernatorial candidate signs. We can only assume that:
The couple that lives there has two different, conflicting opinions Someone just can’t make up their mind so they’re hedging their bets A psychotic prankster is sitting at his/her computer laughing maniacally right now
If you’re wondering where to cast your vote, you can refer to this King County Elections page.
If you haven’t already sent your mail-in ballot in, you can also drop it off at the Delridge Neighborhood Service Center, located at 5405 Delridge Way SW, or in Renton at the King County Elections Office at 919 SW Grady Way.
Here are some photos of Saturday’s “Boo In Burien” event, which involved businesses in downtown Burien handing out thousands of pieces of candy to costumed trick or treaters, as well as a Governor and other politicians:
Sure, it’s election season, but that doesn’t mean that Washington’s Governor wouldn’t have shown up for Saturday’s “Boo In Burien” event anyways, right?
She did, and we managed to be at the right place at the right time to grab a quick, exclusive soundbite video from her about Burien just after she bought some cookies for herself and her posse at the Danish Bakery, and just minutes before she “kicked off” the Dog Parade.
Ever wonder what your governor thinks of Burien?
Watch this and see for yourself:
We don’t like to print unsubstantiated rumors, but this one is too good not to, and is fresh off the streets of Burien from a very reliable source who shall remain nameless:
A certain local state Governor who’s running for re-election may be presiding over the Costumed Dog Parade at Saturday’s “Boo In Burien” starting at 3pm!
I guess the only way to find out is to actually show up for said Costumed Dog Parade, which begins at 3pm at 9th Ave SW on SW 152nd Street in Olde Burien.
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It’s election season, and the stakes are higher than they’ve been in years – so don’t forget to register to vote for the Nov. 4th election (you have until this Saturday, Oct. 4th to register online; Oct. 20th if you’re a new/first-time Voter).
More info from the King County Elections website:
King County will mail military, oversea and out of state ballots on Oct. 3 and all other absentee ballots from Oct. 15 through 17.
Voters can confirm their registration information is up-to-date by using King County’s “Your Voter Guide” www.kingcounty.gov/elections or by calling 206-296-VOTE (8683).
King County Elections will have convenient voter registration hours on Saturday, Oct. 4 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
New voters in Washington State have until Monday, Oct. 20 to register but must visit election headquarters at 919 SW Grady Way in Renton (map below).
King County is reaching out to voters on the move whose addresses frequently change including college students, new homeowners, personal mailbox users, and homeless residents by establishing partnerships with organizations that work directly with these voters. These partnerships will play a vital role in the grassroots efforts to encourage voters to update their information when they move.
Register to vote online at https://wei.secstate.wa.gov/osos/secure/pages/Onlinevoterregistration.aspx.
