Did you know you can register to vote from the comfort of your home? Register to vote online now. It takes as little as two minutes: VoteWA.gov
Registering to vote is simple and fast!
Act now: VoteWA.gov
Remember, updating your voter registration is crucial if you’ve moved or changed your name. It only takes a few minutes. VoteWA.gov
Have you moved since the last election? Your voter registration needs to move with you! Don’t forget to update it. Ensure you are registered at your new address: VoteWA.gov.
If you moved recently, update your voter registration: VoteWA.gov.
First time voting?
The first step is to ensure you’re registered in your state. The process is simple,
and you can do it from your phone! Learn more: VoteWA.gov.
Behind every election are the people who make it happen!
This Election Hero Day, Secretary of State Steve Hobbs thanks the election workers across Washington's 39 counties who work to keep our elections safe, secure, and accessible.
Thank you, election heroes!
Are you registered to vote? Check your registration status today. VoteWA.gov.
Today is the official deadline to mail ballots to all registered voters for the Nov. 3 General Election. Go to VoteWA.gov to check your registration.
Thursday afternoon, we learned that law enforcement intercepted a letter containing white powder addressed to the Washington Secretary of State's elections division. We are working closely with law enforcement to keep Washington election workers and voters safe and informed.

ALT A graphic with a quote on a colorful background. The quote reads: "An attack on election officials or candidates is an attack on our democracy. I thank our federal partners who are doing everything they can to investigate these incidents and bring the perpetrators to justice." Below the quote, the name "Steve Hobbs, Secretary of State" is displayed.
County election offices statewide will mail ballots to every eligible voter for the Nov. 3 General Election by Friday, Oct. 16. Read the news release: bit.ly/3WtfPVH
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs visits Wenatchee, WA | @Wenatcheeworld: bit.ly/4BdkI5s
Washington Secretary of State urges voters to use drop boxes, mail ballots early in visit to Cheney via @KREM2: bit.ly/473Z0TE
Secretary of State Steve Hobbs visited The Community School in Spokane and spent time talking with students about voting before the general election in November via @KHQLocalNews: bit.ly/4xYIsqV
Hear how government leaders tackle real challenges at our Sept. Coffee Klatch with Acting Director of @WaStateDES, Cami Feek. This event is a monthly virtual coffee break focused on working smarter and making small changes with big impact. Register here: bit.ly/4hiPSir
Washington successfully defends private information of voters as federal government loses another case. Read the full news release here: bit.ly/3TK4TlG
Today is National Voter Registration Day!
Washingtonians can register to vote online at VoteWA.gov. Already registered? Visit VoteWA.gov to make sure your address and other voter information are up to date.
Election Day is Nov. 3.
Today is #NationalVoterRegistrationDay! Register to vote or update your information at VoteWA.gov.
Election Day is Nov. 3. Make sure you’re #VoteReady!
Today, the United States Supreme Court ruled that the U.S. Postal Service cannot place new restrictions on ballot mail before the Nov. 3 General Election.
Read the full statement here: bit.ly/4gS16LY
Following a federal district court hearing regarding the multi-state lawsuit opposing the U.S. Postal Service’s final rule on ballot mail, Secretary of State Steve Hobbs issued this statement: bit.ly/46LqIEc














