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		Voter's Toolkit Everything you need to know.   Find Your   Candidates Zip Code: Useful Links Links to other information sites. What's New? On March 18, 2008 the US Supreme Court decided in favor of Washington's "top-two" primary. Learn how this changes the August 19 Washington State primary. Selecting a President: The League of Women Voters Education Fund invited presidential candidates who met their criteria to provide perspectives and solutions to a range of policy issues. Twelve candidates met the criteria and ten of those chose to participate by submitting responses. Download it! <-- NATIONAL VOTING INFORMATION HERE Not registered to vote in Washington State? Voters never before registered in Washington State can register up to two weeks before an election. 2008 Election Dates: February 19, 2008 - Washington State's presidential primary February 19, 2008 - special elections March 11, 2008 - special elections April 22, 2008 - special elections May 20, 2008 - special elections August 19, 2008 - state primary November 4, 2008 - general election Contact your county auditor to find out if a special election will be held for your precinct. Have you moved or changed your name? To be eligible to vote in your new precinct, you must change your voter registration record no later than 30 days prior to the election. To change your record, you need to complete another voter registration form with the new address and/or new name, then deliver the form to your county auditor's office (all counties except King) or county elections department (King), or mail it in to the Secretary of State's office. Beginning January 7, 2008, in addition to mail-in and in-person voter registration, the state will be offering a third option -- online voter registration. Copyright © 1999 - 2008 League of Women Voters of Washington. All rights reserved		Announcement Enter your email address here to receive emails about the latest Washington State election news. subscribe unsubscribe Keep up with government activities The 110th United States Congress convened on January 4, 2007. US House of Representatives US Senate The 60th Washington State Legislature reconvened January 14, 2008. Washington State House of Representatives Washington State Senate Voting Preliminary information shows that in the 2004 presidential election, over 123 million people, or 60.7% of the voting-eligible population, voted in the United States. In Washington 82% of voting-eligible population voted in 2004.