Using a ballot drop box? The drop boxes listed hereare official ballot drop boxes maintained by the Yakima County Auditor's Office. Other locations that may offer ballot collection are unofficial and are not associated with the Yakima County Auditor's Office. If you cannot personally return your ballot, only let people you trust deliver it for you.
If your ballot status is rejected / challenged, don't worry, you can still "cure" your ballot, so it counts.
if your ballot was rejected for ...
signature does not match
The signature on your ballot envelope wasn't similar to any signature that we have on file for you. If you did not receive the form we mailed you, follow the instructions on this cure form.
missing signature
Your ballot envelope was not signed. If you did not receive the form we mailed you, follow the instructions on this cure form.
to file online you must: • be registered to vote in the district for which you are filing • pay with Visa, MasterCard or American Express • provide a valid email address • submit your filing before 5pm on May 8 ​ for best results, use a PC or laptop and Google Chrome. Mobile devices are not recommended.​​
file by mail
begins April 20 ends May 8, 5pm • your filing fee must accompany your declaration • filings received before April 20 will be rejected • filings received after May 8, regardless of postmark, will be rejected mail to: Yakima County Elections PO Box 12570 Yakima WA 98909
file in person
opens May 4, 8am closes May 8, 5pm ​ visit: Yakima County Auditor's Office County Courthouse 128 N 2nd St Room 117; Yakima
file by email or fax
opens May 4, 8am closes May 8, 5pm
•your filing is held until the filing fee is received if one is required • filings received before May 4 at 8am will be rejected • filings received after May 8 at 5pm will be rejected
The Help America Vote Act (HAVA) of 2002 implemented many changes to the electoral process ensuring all voters have an opportunity to vote privately and independently.
Voters in Washington State with accessibility needs can vote by mail or visit an accessible voting center to vote on an accessible voting unit.