Washington ballot returns.
Who voted in the November 3 general election, everywhere in the state, from the Secretary of State's ballot file. This is the kind of public dashboard Damon wants the Auditor's Office to publish: plain numbers, no records request needed.
Daily updates have ended. With Election Day behind us, the data will still be refreshed periodically through certification on November 24. Precinct-level results should be out in a week or two, and a post-election look at Pierce County will follow on the election results page.
Turnout by county
Press ▶ Play to watch the map fill in day by day as ballots come back, or drag the slider to any day. The leaderboard below follows along.
Click an area to drill in. Precinct shapes load once you pick a county or district.
Returns over time
Lined up by days before election day, so each election is compared at the same point.
How the vote is changing
Who is voting, by age
Each age group's share of the ballots in so far. Hover for that group's turnout.
How ballots came in
Turnout by gender
Ballots by status
Why ballots were rejected
Most rejected ballots can still be fixed by the voter before certification. Shown for counties and districts.
Busiest return locations
Statewide and county views. Drop boxes unless noted.
All counties
| Area | Active voters | Ballots returned | Turnout | Pace vs comparison | Latest day | Rejected |
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About these numbers
Numbers come from the Washington Secretary of State's daily ballot status file, which lists every returned ballot and its status:
Accepted: the signature has been checked and the ballot will be counted. Received: the county has the ballot but has not checked the signature yet. Rejected: the ballot has a problem, such as a missing or mismatched signature, and the voter must cure it before it can be accepted.
Ballots returned on this page means Accepted plus Received. Nothing here is a vote count or a result; counties tabulate ballots and release results starting on election night.
Turnout is ballots returned divided by currently active registered voters in the area, from the latest state voter file. Areas follow each voter's current registration address, so past elections are measured on today's map.
Pace compares turnout so far with the comparison election at the same number of days before its election day. A few ballots from voters not yet in the voter file count toward the statewide total only.
No names, addresses or party information are published here. Only totals.