MAKE SURE YOUR VOTE COUNTS!
Primary Election Day is Tuesday, August 4, 2026
VOTE EARLY
Returning your ballot by mail? Because of changes in postal service processing times due to the closure of the Everett Postal Distribution Center, the U.S. Postal Service strongly recommends mailing your ballot a minimum of seven (7) days before Election Day to be certain that your ballot will receive a postmark in time for the election. And so do we.
Recommended mail-by date: Tuesday, July 28, 2026
VOTE SAFELY
Go to your local post office and request that your ballot be handstamped, or use one of the Official Island County Drop Boxes:
Island County Elections Office — Outside
400 N. Main St., Coupeville
400 N. Main St., Coupeville
Island County Elections Office — Lobby
400 N. Main St., Coupeville
400 N. Main St., Coupeville
Trinity Lutheran Church
18341 SR 525, Freeland
18341 SR 525, Freeland
Ken's Korner Shopping Center
4141 SR 525, Clinton
4141 SR 525, Clinton
Camano Island
121 N. East Camano Drive, Camano Island
121 N. East Camano Drive, Camano Island
Oak Harbor City Hall
865 S.E. Barrington Dr., Oak Harbor
865 S.E. Barrington Dr., Oak Harbor
Langley Post Office — Front Patio
115 2nd St., Langley
115 2nd St., Langley
The ballot drop boxes listed above are in Island County, but ballots may
be dropped in any open drop box in Washington State, and the county where
the drop box is located will forward your ballot to the correct county
for counting.
VOTE KNOWLEDGABLY
Know your candidates. Indivisible Whidbey has researched candidates, and endorsements were made by ranked-choice voting at our last general meeting. Attend candidate forums that are still underway and consult progressive resources such as FUSE, Ballotpedia, and the Progressive Voter's Guide.
VOTE FOR WASHINGTON SUPREME COURT JUSTICES
This year, it’s critical to vote for the entire ballot, particularly for Supreme Court Justice positions. Due to retirements, there are five open positions this year, and the far-right sees this as an opportunity to reshape the future of Washington.
Several Judicial candidates align well with our values, including a commitment to protecting democracy and civil rights. There are also candidates with extremist ideals, committed to taking away rights and moving Washington in the direction of white Christian nationalism.
Take the time to know who you are voting for and fill out the entire
ballot to maintain a progressive majority on the court.
Together, we can ensure a thriving future for Washington, one where our values and rights are protected.
Important arguments likely to be heard:
The legality of the “millionaire’s tax”
Sheriff’s accountability legislation
Anti-trans initiatives
Abortion access
Sanctuary policies