I marked my ballot. Now what?

After Washington voters have marked their ballot, sealed it and signed the envelope, they have two choices.

Put a stamp on it and mail it. But remember it has to be postmarked today, so you’ll need to take it to a post office, to make sure that’s done in time. Leaving it out in  your mailbox is not a good solution..

Or save yourself a stamp, and take it to a drop box. In Spokane County, there’s a drop box at most public libraries, as well as a couple other spots. For a list of addresses, go inside the blog.

For other Washington counties, click here to find the information on your county .

Instructions for Idaho voters are simpler. You go to your local polling station. Idaho also has same day registration, but if you aren’t registered, you’ll need to produce photo ID and proof of residence.

	AirwayHeights library	1213 S Lundstrom St
•	Argonne library	4322 N Argonne Rd
•	Cheney library	610 First St
•	Deer Park library	208 S Forest Ave
•	Downtown Spokane librar	906 W Main Ave
•	East Side library	524 S Stone St
•	Fairfield library	305 E Main St
•	Hillyard library	4005 N Cook St
•	Indian Trail library	4909 W Barnes Rd
•	LibertyLake library	23123 E Mission Ave
•	Medical Lake library	321 E Herb St
•	Moran Prairie library	6004 S Regal St
•	North Spokane library	44 E Hawthorne Rd
•	Otis Orchards library	22324 E Wellesley Ave
•	ShadlePark library	2111 W Wellesley Ave
•	South Hill library	3324 S Perry St
•	Spokane Valley library	12004 E Main Ave
•	STA Plaza	701 W Riverside Ave
•	Elections Office	1033 W Gardner Ave