Snohomish County, Washington: 2026 ballot

Registering to vote

Not registered yet? You can still register and vote on Election Day in Washington. You'll register in person and will usually need ID and proof of where you live. Where to go (your polling place, a vote center or the election office) depends on your county.

From NASED's official 2026 deadlines. See vote.gov or your county election office for the rules where you live.

Key dates after you vote in Washington

• Mail ballots sent by mail must arrive by Nov 23 (ballots arriving after Election Day must meet the state's postmark rules).
• Mail ballots returned in person are due by Nov 3.
• If there's a problem with your mail ballot (a missing signature, for example), you can fix it until Nov 23.
• Results are certified by counties by Nov 24 and by the state by Dec 3. Until then, results are unofficial.

Dates from NASED (the National Association of State Election Directors), compiled from state election calendars and checked by state election officials. Your county election office has the final word on your ballot.

Courts (9)

• Snohomish County District Court Judge, Cascade, Position 1 · 1 candidate
• Snohomish County District Court Judge, Cascade, Position 2 · 1 candidate
• Snohomish County District Court Judge, Everett, Position 1 · 1 candidate
• Snohomish County District Court Judge, Everett, Position 2 · 1 candidate
• Snohomish County District Court Judge, Evergreen, Position 1 · 1 candidate
• Snohomish County District Court Judge, Evergreen, Position 2 · 1 candidate
• Snohomish County District Court Judge, South, Position 1 · 1 candidate
• Snohomish County District Court Judge, South, Position 2 · 1 candidate
• Snohomish County District Court Judge, South, Position 3 · 1 candidate

County (1)

• Snohomish County Prosecuting Attorney · 1 candidate

Special districts (1)

• Snohomish County PUD Commissioner, District 1 · 2 candidates

Ballot measures (16)

• City of Everett Proposition No. 261 — Amendment to Everett City Charter Sections 2.2 and 4.10
• City of Everett Proposition No. 262 — Amendment to Everett City Charter Section 3.2
• City of Everett Proposition No. 263 — Amendment to Everett City Charter Section 8.3
• City of Everett Proposition No. 264 — Amendment to Four Sections of the Everett City Charter
• City of Everett Proposition No. 265 — Amendment to Eight Sections of the Everett City Charter
• Monroe School District No. 103 Proposition No. 1 — Capital Projects Levy for Safety and Facility Improvements
• Mukilteo School District No. 6 Proposition No. 1 — General Obligation Bonds - $400,000,000
• Snohomish County Fire Protection District No. 10 Proposition No. 1 — Annexation Into Shoreline Fire Department Regional Fire Authority
• Snohomish County Proposition No. 1 — Adoption of a Foundational Government Services Policy
• Snohomish County Proposition No. 2 — Prioritize Funding of Budget Stabilization Funds
• Snohomish County Proposition No. 3 — Converting All Elected County Offices to Non-partisan Offices
• Snohomish County Proposition No. 4 — Increasing Public Access to County Financial Transparency
• Snohomish County Proposition No. 5 — Requiring a 4/5 Supermajority Council Vote to Increase Taxes
• Snohomish County Public Hospital District No. 1 Proposition No. 1 — Bonds for New Replacement Hospital
• South Snohomish County Fire & Rescue Regional Fire Authority Proposition No. 1 — Fire and Emergency Medical Services Construction General Obligation Bonds - $420,000,000
• Sultan School District No. 311 Proposition No. 1 — Bonds To Modernize Community Schools, Construct New High School and Improve Safety

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