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Ou He Y Epresent NATIONAL VOTING INFORMATION Please note - a security check delays mail - Eligibility - You are eligible to vote if you are a citizen of the United States, at least 18 years old by Election Day, and a legal PRESIDENT Donald J. Trump (R ‘20) resident of Washington State. If you have been convicted of a he y 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue 202-456-1414 felony, your right to vote is restored as long as you are not Washington, DC 20500 TTY/TTD 202-456-6213 under the authority of the DOC. Once your right is restored, Comment Office: 202-456-1111 you must re-register to vote in order to receive a ballot. (6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pacific Time) whitehouse.gov/contact How to Register - If you have a WA State Driver License or epresent ID card, you may register online at myvote.wa.gov. Or, you VICE PRESIDENT Mike Pence (R ‘20) may register with Department of Motor Vehicles when applying 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.202-456-1111 for or renewing your WA Driver License. Otherwise, registration Washington, DC 20500 TTY/TTD 202-456-6213 forms are available at the Auditor’s Office 700 S 2nd St, Mt whitehouse.gov/contact Vernon, WA 98273 ou 2020 Election Dates - US SENATORS Senate: 202-224-3121 ✓ February Special Election February 11, 2020 Maria Cantwell (D ‘24) ✓ Dike & Drain Election February 18, 2020 511 Hart Senate Office Bldg. 2930 Wetmore Ave. #9B 2020 Directory of Washington, DC 20510 Everett, WA 98201 ✓ Presential Primary Election March 10, 2020 (202) 224-3441 425-303-0114 ✓ April Special Election April 28, 2020 Fax 202-228-0514 Fax 425-303-8351 Government Officials cantwell.senate.gov Toll Free 1-888-648-7328 ✓ August Primary Election August 4, 2020 ✓ GENERAL ELECTION November 3, 2020 Patty Murray (D ‘22) ✓ Federal, state, and some county officials are elected in even 154 Russell Senate Office Bldg. 2903 Wetmore Ave. #9D years; city, county, and district officials in odd years. Washington, DC 20510 Everett, WA 98201 (202) 224-2621 425-259-6515 ✓ State ballot issues are submitted to voters at the General 202-224-0238 Fax Fax 425-259-7152 Election murray.senate.gov Toll Free 1-866-481-9186 Vote by Mail – Washington State is a vote-by-mail US REPRESENTATIVES House: 202-225-3121 state. After registering, your voter registration card with your precinct number will be mailed to you. Ballots are mailed 20 Updated 1/8/2020 1st District Suzan DelBene (D ‘20) days before Election Day. You may return your ballot by mail or 2442 Rayburn HOB 204 W. Montgomery St. deposit it postage-free in an official ballot drop box. Drop box Washington, DC 20515 Mt. Vernon, WA 98273 locations are listed on the insert 202-225-6311 360-416-7879 enclosed with your ballot, in the Local Voters’ Pamphlet, and Produced by 202-226-1606 Fax Fax 425-485-0083 delbene.house.gov online at myvote.wa.gov The League of Women Voters® More Skagit County Information - of Skagit County 2nd District Rick Larsen (D ‘20) Skagit County Auditor: https://www.skagitcounty.net/ 2113 Rayburn HOB 119 N. Commercial St., Ste. 275 Departments/AuditorElections/main.htm Washington, DC 20515 Bellingham, WA 98225 202-225-2605 360-733-4500 Fax 202-225-4420 Fax 425-252-6606 The League of Women Voters® is a larsen.house.gov Toll Free 1-800-562-1385 nonpartisan political organization US DISTRICT COURT, Seattle office 206-370-8400 encouraging informed and active US ATTORNEY’S OFFICE (Seattle) 206-553-7970 participation in government. It influences pub- Online Guide to Government Information & Services Copies of the “They Represent You” brochure - are lic policy through education and usa.gov 1-844-872-4681 available online at http://skagitlwv.org/TRY.html advocacy. We never support or oppose any Be active in the party of your choice- Also, if your organization is interested in printed copies, please political party or candidate. Skagit County Chairpersons: contact us at [email protected] for more information. DEMOCRAT skagitdemocrats.org 360-336-1555 REPUBLICAN skagitrepublicans.com 360-424-9792 LWV of Skagit County Find more information at LIBERTARIAN https://lpwa.org/ http://skagitlwv.org GREEN PARTY facebook.com/GreenPartyWA/ Contributions are always appreciated. WASHINGTON STATE STATE LEGISLATORS & COURTS SKAGIT COUNTY Access Washington—everything you need to know about Washington State Legislature www.skagitcounty.net the state of Washington access.wa.gov County Commissioners HOTLINE TO OLYMPIA 1-800-562-6000 1800 Continental Place Suite 100 INFORMATION – OLYMPIA 1-800-321-2808 To obtain information on the status of bills and leave messages for legislators: Monday—Friday, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. during the legislative session. Phone: 360-416-1300 GOVERNOR: Jay Inslee (D ‘20) Email: [email protected] SEARCH FOR BILL INFO app.leg.wa.gov/billinfo Office of the Governor 360-902-4111 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES leg.wa.gov/house COMMISSIONERS: Term Ends PO Box 40002 Fax 360-753-4110 SENATE leg.wa.gov/senate Ron Wesen - Dist. 1 (R ‘20) 360-416-1300 Olympia, WA 98504-0002 governor.wa.gov Kenneth Dahlstedt - Dist. 2 (D ‘20) 360-416-1300 Contact: governor.wa.gov/contact 10th DISTRICT Lisa Janicki - Dist. 3 (D ‘22) 360-416-1300 Sen. Ron Muzzall (R ‘20) (360)786-7618 ASSESSOR LT. GOVERNOR: Cyrus Habib (D ‘20) PO Box 40410 [email protected] Dave Thomas (R‘22) 360-416-1780 PO Box 40400 360-786-7700 Olympia, WA 98504 AUDITOR Olympia, WA 98504-0400 ltgov.wa.gov Rep. Dave Paul (D ‘20) 360-786-7914 Sandra Perkins (D‘22) 360-416-1700 Email: [email protected] PO Box 40600 [email protected] CLERK Olympia, WA 98504 Melissa Beaton (D‘22) 360-416-1800 SECRETARY OF STATE: Kim Wyman (R ‘20) Rep. Norma Smith (R '20) 360-786-7884 Coroner PO Box 40229 360-902-4151 PO Box 40600 [email protected] Hayley Thompson (D‘22) 360-416-1995 Olympia, WA 98504 Olympia, WA 98504-0229 1-800-448-4881 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY sos.wa.gov Rich Weyrich (D‘22) 360-416-1600 39th DISTRICT SHERIFF Email: [email protected] Sen. Keith Wagoner (R ‘20) (360)786-7676 Don McDermott (D‘22) 360-416-1911 TREASURER: Duane Davidson (R ‘20) PO Box 40442 [email protected] TREASURER Olympia, WA 98504 Jacki Brunson (D‘22) 360-416-1750 PO Box 40200 360-902-9001 Olympia, WA 98504-0200 tre.wa.gov Rep. Robert J. Sutherland (R ‘20) 360-786-7967 SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES PO Box 40600 [email protected] Dept. 1 Brian L. Stiles (‘20) 360-416-1250 Olympia, WA 98504 Dept. 2 Laura M. Riquelme (‘20) 360-416-3254 AUDITOR: Pat McCarthy (D ‘20) Dept. 3 David A. Svaren (‘20) 360-416-1250 PO Box 40021 360-902-0370 Rep.Carolyn Eslick (D '20) 360-786-7816 PO Box 40600 [email protected] Dept. 4 Dave Needy (‘20) 360-428-3050 Olympia, WA 98504-0021 sao.wa.gov Olympia, WA 98504 DISTRICT COURT JUDGES Citizen Complaint Hotline: (866) 902-3900 Pos. 1 Warren Gilbert (‘22) 360-336-2058 40th DISTRICT Pos. 2 Dianne E. Goddard (‘22) 360-416-1200 ATTORNEY GENERAL: Bob Ferguson (D ‘20) Sen. Liz Lovelett (D ‘20) 360-786-7678 Pos. 3 Tomas L. Verge (‘22) 360-416-1200 1125 Washington St. SE 360-753-6200 PO Box 40440 [email protected] PO Box 40100 atg.wa.gov Olympia, WA 98504 PORT OF SKAGIT COUNTY Olympia, WA 98504-0100 Rep. Debra Lekanoff (D '20) 360-786-7800 PO Box 40600 [email protected] 15400 Airport Dr. 360-757-0011 Olympia, WA 98504 COMM. OF PUBLIC LANDS: Hilary Franz (D ‘20) Burlington, WA 98233 Dept. of Natural Resources Bldg 360-902-1004 Rep. Alex Ramel(D ‘20) 360-786-7970 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MS 47001 Fax 360-902-1775 PO Box 40600 [email protected] Kevin Ware Position 1 (‘23) 360-848-1551 Olympia, WA 98504 Olympia, WA 98504-7001 dnr.wa.gov Steven Omdal Position 2 (‘23) 360-757-6849 Email: [email protected] Bill Shuler Position 3 (‘21) 360-855-1882 STATE SUPREME COURT, 6 year term - elected statewide INSURANCE COMMISSIONER: Mike Kreidler (D ‘20) PORT OF ANACORTES 5000 Capitol Blvd. SE 360-725-7000 Mary Yu (‘22) Charlie Wiggins (‘22) 100 Commercial Ave 360-293-3134 Susan J. Owens (‘24) Debra Stephens (‘20) Tumwater, WA 98501 1-800-562-6900 Anacortes, WA 98221 Mary Fairhurst (‘20) Steven Gonzalez (‘24) PO Box 40255 insurance.wa.gov Charles Johnson (‘20) Barbara Madsen (‘22) BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Olympia, WA 98504-0255 Sheryl Gordon-McCloud (‘24) Ken Goodwin Position 1 (‘21) 360-300-6200 Jon Petrich Position 2 (‘21) 360-255-0649 SUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION: Chris Reykdal (NP ‘20) STATE COURT OF APPEALS, elected statewide Joe Verdoes Position 3 (‘23) 360-299-0401 Old Capitol Bldg. 360-725-6000 Division 1 Clerks Office 206-464-7750 Bonnie Bowers Position 4 (‘23) 360-540-9318 PO Box 47200 TTY 360-664-3631 Kathy Pitts Position 5 (‘21) 360-420-4446 Olympia, WA 98504-7200 K12.wa.us Want to run for office? UPRIVER SERVICES Email: [email protected] 45770 Main St, Concrete WA 98237 360-853-7009 If so, you must file in May— Go To: https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/candidates/online-candidate- HOSPITAL DISTRICTS CITIES CITIES Hospital District 1 City of Anacortes Town of La Conner Skagit Regional Health 360-421-4111 City Hall 360-466-3125 PO Box 1376 http://www.skagitvalleyhospital.org City Hall 360-293-1900 PO Box 400 www.townoflaconner.org 1415 E.
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