US Elections ~ Washington
Directory of Washington elections. Washington candidates for Governor, state reps and Congress (Senators / House of Representatives). WA caucus and election races. Voting info. Political parties. State election office.
Election, Primary & Caucus Dates:
State Primary: August 4, 2020
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Presidential Primary: March 10, 2020
Type: mixed
Democrat Delegates: 107 (89 pledged, 18 super)
Republican Delegates: 44
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Washington Electoral Votes: 12
The Electoral College consists of 538 electors.
A majority of 270 electoral votes is required to elect the President.
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2020 | On Your Ballot:
See all your 2020 Washington Races, Court Judges & Ballot Measures: [ click here ].
(Type in your address, then click "Check My Races." This will show you everything you'll vote on.)
Voter Information:
For eligibility & identification requirements, dates, deadlines, voting materials, contact info and more: [ click here ].
All important election dates & deadlines for voters: [ click here ].
Poll Opening & Closing Times:
The state of Washington is a mail in ballot state. It does not have polling places.
Ballots must be postmarked no later than Election Day. They may also be returned to a designated ballot drop box or returned in-person to the county elections department by 8:00 PM Pacific Time on Election Day.
Next State Constitutional Officer Elections in 2020.
Washington Governor:
Jay Inslee (D) | Campaign Website
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Washington Lieutenant Governor:
Cyrus Habib (D)
* Retiring in 2020.
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Washington Secretary Of State:
Kim Wyman (R) | Campaign Website
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Washington State Treasurer:
Duane Davidson (R) | Campaign Website
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Washington State Auditor:
Pat McCarthy (D) | Campaign Website
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Washington Attorney General:
Bob Ferguson (D) | Campaign Website
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Washington State Commissioner Of Public Lands:
Hilary Franz (D) | Campaign Website
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Washington State Insurance Commissioner:
Mike Kreidler (D) | Campaign Website
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Washington State Superintendent Of Public Instruction:
(Note: Superintendent is a Non-Partisan Positition)
Chris Reykdal (D)
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Washington State Legislature:
Washington Legislature
Senate: Democratic Caucus | Republican Caucus
Washington has 49 State Senate members: 29 (Democrats), 20 (Republicans).
Length of term: 4 years.
House of Representatives: Democratic Caucus | Republican Caucus
Washington has 98 State House members: 56 (Democrats), 41 (Republicans), 1 (Vacant).
Length of term: 2 years.
What's My District?
To see which US Congressional district you live in: [ click here ].
What are my local districts? Visit your county, parish, city or town websites: [ click here ].
U.S. Senators:
Terms are 6 years in length.
Each state has 2 US Senators. 2 US Senators x 50 States = 100 Total US Senators.
US Senate Breakdown: 53 Republicans, 45 Democrats, 2 Independents.
Patty Murray (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 1993
* Next Election in 2022.
Maria Cantwell (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2001
* Next Election in 2024.
U.S. House Of Representatives:
Terms are 2 years in length.
Washington has 10 Reps (Congressmen & Congresswomen) in the House.
Total number of Reps in the House = 435.
US House Breakdown: 232 Democrats, 198 Republicans, 1 Libertarian, 4 Vacancies.
District 1:
Suzan DelBene (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2012
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District 2:
Rick Larsen (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2001
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District 3:
Jaime Herrera Beutler (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2011
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District 4:
Dan Newhouse (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2015
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District 5:
Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2005
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District 6:
Derek Kilmer (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2013
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District 7:
Pramila Jayapal (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2017
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District 8:
Kim Schrier (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 2019
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District 9:
Adam Smith (D) | Campaign Website
Has been in office since: 1997
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District 10:
Denny Heck (D)
* Candidate for Lieutenant Governor in 2020.
Has been in office since: 2013
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Washington Election Office:
Division of Elections
(Get voter registration & information. Polling places and times. Absentee voting. Ballot measures. District maps. Election FAQ.)
Washington Political Parties:
Constitution Party of Washington State
Democratic Party of Washington State
Green Party of Washington State
Libertarian Party of Washington State
Washington State Republican Party
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