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VOTERS’ PAMPHLET                 Washington State Elections

                       Presidential Primary
                                 March 10

2020
2020
Official Publication
                       Ballots mailed to voters by February 21

                                 (800) 448-4881 | sos.wa.gov
2                A message from Assistant Secretary of State Mark Neary

    On March 10, voters in our state will have the opportunity to participate in Washington’s Presidential Primary.
    It’s your chance to have your voice heard on the nomination process for the office of U.S. President.
    The Presidential Primary was created in 1989 as a citizens’ Initiative to the Legislature. In the past, the
    two major political parties used caucus results to allocate some or all of their delegates to the national
    conventions, rather than the results of the primary. Additionally, the Presidential Primary occurred in May, well
    after the field of candidates had been condensed.
    After years of working with the Legislature to move our primary to an earlier date, lawmakers approved a
    bill in 2019 to advance the primary to March. Now, Washingtonians will have a greater voice in selecting the
    nominees for President. For the first time in state history, both major political parties will use the results of the
    Presidential Primary to allocate their delegates to the national conventions.
    Candidates from both parties will appear on your primary ballot. It is important to note that you are required
    to declare a party for the primary contest you’re voting in. The declarations, written by the parties, appear
    on the return envelope. Without your signature and party selection, your vote cannot be counted. The
    Presidential Primary is the only statewide election in which you are required to select a political party.
    I am excited to offer you this special 2020 Presidential Primary Voters’ Pamphlet, and hope you find it
    helpful in casting your ballot. In the Office of the Secretary of State, we strive to provide a trusted source of
    information for voters to use in making informed decisions in Washington elections. This pamphlet is one of
    many resources we provide, which includes information from the candidates about their background and
    views, as well as contact information for their campaigns.
    All registered Washington voters are encouraged to participate in this important election. Your ballot return
    envelope comes with prepaid postage, so you can drop it into either a ballot drop box or any U.S. mailbox. If
    mailed, your ballot must be postmarked by March 10. Otherwise, you may use an official ballot drop box by
    8 p.m. on March 10. For drop box locations and more information, visit our website at sos.wa.gov/elections.
    Sincerely,

    Mark Neary
    Assistant Secretary of State

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Table of contents | March 10, 2020 Presidential Primary                                          3

Are accessible voting options available?.............4
Are language services available?........................4                  Deadlines
Voting in the Presidential Primary........................5                Register by mail, received by: March 2
How do I register to vote in Washington?............6
                                                                           Register online by: March 2
How do I cast a ballot?........................................ 7
                                                                           Register in person by: March 10, 8 p.m.
Democratic Party Candidates                                                Election Day: March 10
Michael Bennet....................................................8
Joseph R. Biden..................................................9
Michael Bloomberg...........................................10             Important Dates for 2020
Cory Booker...................................................... 11
Pete Buttigieg.................................................... 12      August 4, 2020 – Primary Election
John Delaney.....................................................13        November 3, 2020 – General and
Tulsi Gabbard.....................................................14       Presidential Election
Amy Klobuchar..................................................15
Deval Patrick.....................................................16
Bernie Sanders.................................................. 17
Tom Steyer.........................................................18
Elizabeth Warren...............................................19
Andrew Yang.....................................................20
                                                                                 Who donates to campaigns?
Republican Party Candidate                                                       View information on financial contributors
Donald J. Trump................................................ 21               for presidential candidates:
                                                                                 Federal Election Commission
More information                                                                 www.fec.gov
Why the 2020 Census matters..........................22                          Toll Free (800) 424-9530
Celebrate women of Washington......................22
Know a veteran? Vote in their honor..................23
Contact Your County Elections Office............... 24                           Political parties
                                                                                 Washington State Democrats
                                                                                 PO Box 4027
                                                                                 Seattle, WA 98194
             The order of political parties is determined                        (206) 583-0664
             by the number of votes cast in this state for                       info@wa-democrats.org
             the President of the United States at the last                      www.wa-democrats.org
             presidential election.
                                                                                 Washington State Republican Party
             In 2016, the Democratic Party received the                          11811 NE 1st St, Ste A306
             highest number of votes and must appear                             Bellevue, WA 98005
             on the ballot first. Candidates are listed in                       (425) 460-0570
             alphabetical order within each party. (WAC                          caleb@wsrp.org
             434-219-155)                                                        www.wsrp.org

                                                                        /WASecretaryofState
                                   @secstatewa
                                                                        /WashingtonStateElections
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    Are accessible voting options available?

                                    Audio and plain text voters’ pamphlets
                                    available at www.sos.wa.gov/elections
                                    No internet access? To receive a copy
                                    on a USB drive, call (800) 448-4881.
                                    Contact your county elections office to
                                    find an accessible voting unit near you.

    Are language services available?

    Se habla español                         中國口語                            Nói tiếng việt
                                             所有華盛頓州的選民都可                     Tất cả cử tri ở Tiểu Bang
                                             在網站 www.sos.wa.gov/
    Todos los votantes del
                                                                             Washington có thể truy cập
                                             elections 查看中文選民手
    estado de Washington tienen
                                                                             sách dành cho cử tri và đơn
                                             冊和選民登記表格。
    acceso al folleto electoral y a
                                                                             ghi danh cử tri bằng tiếng
    los formularios de inscripción
                                                                             Việt trực tuyến tại
    en español por internet en               此外,金郡選民也可登記在                    www.sos.wa.gov/elections
    www.sos.wa.gov/elections
                                             每次選舉前自動獲取中文
                                             選票和選民手冊。
                                                                             Ngoài ra, cử tri ở Quận King
    Adicionalmente, los votantes
                                                                             có thể đăng ký để tự động
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                                                                             cho cử tri bằng tiếng Việt
    boleta y folleto electoral de
                                              (800) 448-4881。                trước mỗi cuộc bầu cử.
    forma bilingüe antes de
    cada elección.                                                           Nếu quý vị hoặc người nào
                                                                             quý vị biết cần trợ giúp ngôn
    Si usted o alguien que
                                                                             ngữ, xin vui lòng gọi
    conoce necesitan asistencia
                                                                             (800) 448-4881.
    en español llame al
    (800) 448-4881.

    The federal Voting Rights Act requires translated elections materials.
Voting in the Presidential Primary                                                                5

Your ballot will be mailed by February 21.
Follow these steps for your vote to count.

     Read the declarations on
 1                                                                                     Why do I need to
     your return envelope.
                                                                                       mark a party box?
                                                                                For this election only, you must
                                                                                mark and sign a party declaration
     Mark one political party                                                   for your vote to count. The major
 2
     declaration box (required).                                                political parties require voters to
                                                                                mark a party box.
                                                                                If you mark the Democratic Party
     Sign and date the                                                          box, you must vote for a Democrat.
 3
     declarations (required).                                                   If you mark the Republican Party
                                                                                box, you must vote for a Republican.
                                                                                Attempts to change the party
                                                                                declaration wording could result in
     Vote for one candidate from the                                            your ballot not being counted.
 4
     political party you marked in Step 2.                                      Your choice of party will not
                                                                                affect how you may vote in future
                                                                                elections.

     Follow steps shown on the insert included in
 5
     your ballot packet to return your voted ballot.

              Vote for one.
              You may vote for one candidate or the “Uncommitted Delegates” option, but not both.
              • A vote for one candidate listed on the ballot directs party delegates to support that
                candidate at their national convention.
              • A vote for Uncommitted Delegates allows uncommitted party delegates who
                represent Washington to decide during their national convention.

                      On January 7, each political party decided which candidates would be printed on their
      Jan.            side of the ballot. The uncommitted option was requested by the Democratic Party. It

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                      was not requested by the Republican Party. Once the list of candidates was submitted
                      to the Office of the Secretary of State, changes could not be made. (RCW 29A.56)
6          How do I register to vote in Washington?

    Qualifications                                   How do I register
    You must be at least 18                          to vote?
    years old, a U.S. citizen, a                     Online: Register at votewa.gov
    resident of Washington,
                                                     By mail: Request a paper form be
    and not under Department
                                                     mailed to you or print your own at
    of Corrections supervision
                                                     sos.wa.gov/elections
    for a Washington felony conviction. 16- and
    17-year-olds can sign up as Future Voters        No internet access? Call (800) 448-4881.
    and will be registered to vote when they         In person: Visit your county elections office
    turn 18.                                         (listed at the end of this pamphlet).

    Registration deadlines                           Moved? Update your
                             By mail or online:      voting address
                             Your application        Contact your county elections
                             must be received no     office to request a ballot at your
                             later than March 2.     new address.
                             In person: Visit a      By March 2: Have your
                             local voting center     application received by mail or
                             no later than 8 p.m.    updated online.
                             on March 10.
                                                     Or
                                                     By March 10: Visit a local voting center
                                                     in person.

    What if I’m not 18 yet?
    If you are 16 or 17, become a Future Voter!
                              16- and 17-year-olds can use the Voter Registration form to sign
                              up as Future Voters and be automatically registered to vote
                              when they turn 18.
                              Every year on Temperance and Good Citizenship Day (January
                              16), high school students 16 and older are given the opportunity
                              to complete a voter registration in class.
How do I cast a ballot?                                           7

    Your ballot will be mailed by                  Vote your ballot and sign your
1   February 21 to the address you
    provide in your voter registration.
                                               2   return envelope. For this election
                                                   only, you must mark and sign a
    If you need a replacement ballot,              party declaration for your vote
    contact your county elections office           to count.
    listed at the end of this pamphlet.

    Return your ballot by mail, no stamp           Did someone offer to drop off
3   needed. If mailed, your ballot must be
    postmarked by March 10.
                                               4   your ballot for you? Only give your
                                                   ballot to someone you trust. We
                                                   recommend returning your ballot by
    Or use an official ballot drop box until
                                                   mail or to an official drop box.
    8 p.m. on March 10.

     Check the status of your ballot on            View election
5    votewa.gov to see if it has been              results online
     received by your county elections             After 8 p.m. on election
     office.                                       night, tallied results from
     Election staff will contact you before        each county are posted at
     your ballot is processed if:                  sos.wa.gov/elections
     • Your signature is missing
                                                   Results are updated
     • Your signature doesn’t match your
                                                   as counties report and
       voter registration record
     • You did not mark a party box
                                                   unofficial until certification.
8                               Presidential Candidates | Democratic Party

                                  Michael

                                  Bennet
                                  (Democratic Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                   Statement
(720) 432-7682                                                        To beat Donald Trump, we need to offer the opposite
info@michaelbennet.com                                                of Donald Trump. That is what I represent. A different
MichaelBennet.com                                                     temperament. A different set of values. A new direction that
Elected Experience                                                    will unify the American people.
Appointed to U.S. Senate from Colorado in 2009; Reelected             Donald Trump doesn’t care about your kids or mine, and
in 2010 and 2016                                                      the future of our kids has to be part of every decision we
Other Professional Experience                                         make. Our kids don’t have time for us to waste fighting a
Superintendent - Denver Public Schools; Chief of Staff -              losing battle for the next 10 years on a Medicare for All plan
Mayor of the City of Denver, CO; Managing Director -                  that would take insurance away from millions of people
Investment Company; Attorney & Law Clerk                              and cost trillions of dollars. They don’t need more empty
                                                                      promises of free stuff. Instead, we need to cover everyone
Education                                                             in three years and lower costs with the option of buying a
Wesleyan University (BA); Yale University (JD)                        government healthcare plan; create economic opportunity;
Community Service                                                     end childhood poverty; and build a climate solution that lasts
No information submitted                                              a generation.
                                                                      It’s up to us to leave more, not less, to the next generation,
                                                                      and that’s why I’m running for President — to expand
                                                                      opportunities to every American and build a better future for
                                                                      all of us.

                  Candidate statements are printed exactly as submitted. The Office of the Secretary of State does not
                                  make corrections of any kind or verify statements for truth or fact.
Presidential Candidates | Democratic Party                                                           9

                                    Joseph R.

                                    Biden
                                    (Democratic Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                        Statement
info@joebiden.com                                                          Former Vice President Joe Biden believes we are in a battle
www.joebiden.com                                                           for the soul of this nation. The current president threatens
Elected Experience                                                         everything we stand for by fanning the flames of hate groups,
Vice President of the United States; United States Senator                 dividing Americans, and tearing the fabric of the country
from Delaware; New Castle County Council                                   apart. The stakes in this election couldn’t be higher, and
                                                                           nothing will change if we don’t defeat the current president.
Other Professional Experience
No information submitted                                                   Joe’s parents instilled in him that when you see an abuse of
                                                                           power, it’s your obligation to stand up to combat it. That’s
Education                                                                  motivated him his entire life - as Senator from Delaware for
University of Delaware; Syracuse University College of Law                 36 years and President Obama’s Vice President for 8 years.
Community Service                                                          Joe stood shoulder to shoulder with President Obama to
No information submitted                                                   pass the Affordable Care Act, expanding health care for 20
                                                                           million people. He wrote and passed the Violence Against
                                                                           Women Act, when domestic violence was considered
                                                                           a family matter. He took on the NRA and won – twice –
                                                                           including passing the assault weapons ban. And, he started
                                                                           talking about climate change as a moral issue of our time far
                                                                           before it was a mainstream issue.
                                                                           His vision for America is based on equal opportunity for
                                                                           all. Treating everyone with dignity. A middle class where
                                                                           everyone - regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, or
                                                                           disability - comes along.
                                                                           As president, Joe will expand on the historic progress of the
                                                                           Obama-Biden administration and rebuild a strong, inclusive
                                                                           middle class. He’ll protect and build on Obamacare with a
                                                                           public option. He’ll restore our standing in the world.
                                                                           Joe has a proven ability to bring people together and to
                                                                           deliver for the middle class. At this defining moment in our
                                                                           nation’s history, it’s going to take Joe’s strong leadership to
                                                                           unite America and move our country forward.

              Washington’s Presidential Primary was first created in 1989 by Initiative 99, a petition submitted to the Legislature.
                          For this election only, you must mark and sign a party declaration for your vote to count.
10                                Presidential Candidates | Democratic Party

                                    Michael

                                    Bloomberg
                                    (Democratic Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                     Statement
(212) 205-7446                                                          Mike Bloomberg is an entrepreneur and three-term
info@mikebloomberg.com                                                  mayor of New York City whose innovations in business,
www.mikebloomberg.com                                                   government, and philanthropy have made him a pioneering
Elected Experience                                                      leader on critical issues facing America and the world. He
Mayor of New York City, 2002-2013                                       has launched major coalitions to save and improve lives,
                                                                        including America’s largest campaigns to prevent gun
Other Professional Experience                                           violence and fight the climate crisis, and he has championed
Founder of Bloomberg LP and Bloomberg Philanthropies                    efforts to fix our immigration system.
Education                                                               Elected mayor just weeks after the attacks of September 11,
BS from Johns Hopkins University; MBA from Harvard                      2001, Mike led New York City’s resurgence. He spearheaded
Business School                                                         the rebuilding of Lower Manhattan, fought poverty with new
Community Service                                                       programs that became national models, and turned around
As a boy, Mike became one of the youngest ever Eagle                    a failing school system. Mike reduced carbon emissions by
Scouts, and he has made giving back a priority throughout               14 percent, increased New Yorkers’ life expectancy by three
his career. He launched national grassroots coalitions to               years, and cut crime by a third while reducing incarceration
take on pressing challenges, and he created the nation’s                by 39 percent. Despite the national recession, he led the city
first Chief Service Officer role in New York City, mobilizing           to record job growth.
millions of volunteers and helping more than 270 cities                 After his third term, Mike resumed leadership of Bloomberg
engage citizens in service. Bloomberg Philanthropies works              LP, the technology and media company he founded in 1981.
to save and improve lives in 510 cities and 129 countries.              Bloomberg LP now employs some 20,000 people.
                                                                        Through Bloomberg Philanthropies, Mike applies a unique,
                                                                        data-driven approach to drive progress in five focus areas –
                                                                        education, the environment, public health, and government
                                                                        innovation, and the arts. He has given away $10 billion.
                                                                        Mike grew up in a middle-class home in Medford,
                                                                        Massachusetts. He took out government loans and worked
                                                                        his way through school, graduating from Johns Hopkins
                                                                        University and Harvard Business School. He is the father
                                                                        of two daughters, Emma and Georgina, and has two
                                                                        grandchildren.

                    Candidate statements are printed exactly as submitted. The Office of the Secretary of State does not
                                    make corrections of any kind or verify statements for truth or fact.
Presidential Candidates | Democratic Party                                                           11

                                    Cory

                                     Booker
                                    (Democratic Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                        Statement
(973) 310-7253                                                             Cory Booker has made it his mission to bring people
washington@corybooker.com                                                  together to do uncommon things since he began his career
www.corybooker.com                                                         in public service. As a baby, his parents moved their family
Elected Experience                                                         to Harrington Park, NJ and battledhousing discrimination to
As the first African American elected to the U.S. Senate                   get Cory and his brother into good public schools. Cory’s
from NJ, Cory helped pass laws that are combating mass                     dad always told him that life isn’t about the degrees you
incarceration and directing investment into vulnerable                     get – it’s about the service you give. And Cory has carried
communities. From 2006 to 2013, he served as Newark’s                      those values with him throughout his career, from his time as
mayor, where he united a diverse coalition to make change.                 Newark’s mayor, to his 2016 DNC convention speech, to the
                                                                           launch of this campaign back in February 2019.
Other Professional Experience
Cory founded a nonprofit that provided legal aid and other                 This election is about how we can pull together and heal
services for low-income families.                                          America after years of Trump’s hatred and division. We need
                                                                           a president who can repair the damage Trump has done
Education                                                                  and make justice and opportunity real for every American.
Stanford University, followed by the University of Oxford on               We need a president who is unafraid to tackle the biggest
a Rhodes Scholarship and Yale Law School.                                  problems in our country, like the gun violence epidemic, the
Community Service                                                          crisis of climate change, a broken criminal justice system,
Service and commitment to giving back to his community                     and an immigration system that has separated children from
have and always will be a central part of Cory’s life.                     their families.
                                                                           Throughout this campaign, Cory has shown that he has
                                                                           the record, the ideas, and the commitment to take these
                                                                           challenges head on, because he has spent his entire career
                                                                           running at the toughest challenges and bringing people
                                                                           together to accomplish things others said were impossible.
                                                                           In the Senate, he has been on the front lines of efforts to
                                                                           increase wages and ensure hard work is fairly rewarded,
                                                                           expand economic opportunity and protect the rights of all
                                                                           Americans to breathe clean air and drink clean water.
                                                                           When Democrats unite around our shared values, we’ll more
                                                                           than take back the White House – we will restore our sense
                                                                           of common purpose, expanding opportunity, and ensuring
                                                                           justice for every American.

              Washington’s Presidential Primary was first created in 1989 by Initiative 99, a petition submitted to the Legislature.
                          For this election only, you must mark and sign a party declaration for your vote to count.
12                             Presidential Candidates | Democratic Party

                                 Pete

                                 Buttigieg
                                 (Democratic Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                  Statement
info@peteforamerica.com                                              In an election that will decide who will lead the day after
peteforamerica.com                                                   Donald Trump leaves office, Pete Buttigieg will be a
Elected Experience                                                   president ready to pick up the pieces of our divided nation,
Mayor of South Bend, Indiana                                         gather up an American majority that is hungry for change,
                                                                     and launch the era that must come next.
Other Professional Experience
Lieutenant, United States Navy Reserve (2009-2017)                   As a Midwesterner, mayor, and veteran, Pete offers a
                                                                     different vision of politics and government than we see
Education                                                            coming out of Washington, DC.
Harvard University, AB; Oxford University, BA
                                                                     Born in South Bend to a first-generation immigrant from
Community Service                                                    Malta and a fifth-generation Hoosier, Pete grew up in an
United States Conference of Mayors Board Member; Former              industrial city still recovering from the loss of its economic
President of the Indiana Urban Mayors Caucus; Former                 engine, Studebaker, decades earlier and the decisions being
President of the Northern Indiana Mayors Roundtable;                 made in our nation’s capital in the years since.
Former Truman National Security Project Board Member
                                                                     The national press had written off his home town as “dying,”
                                                                     but Pete knew with fresh ideas and a new approach to
                                                                     politics the city could thrive again. As a two-term mayor,
                                                                     Pete reformed government, attracted new business, and
                                                                     made smart investments in the city. Under his leadership,
                                                                     household income rose by nearly a third, poverty fell by a
                                                                     third, and unemployment was cut in half. During Pete’s first
                                                                     term as mayor, he took a leave of absence to deploy to
                                                                     Afghanistan as a lieutenant in the Navy.
                                                                     As president, Pete will offer a new kind of leadership that
                                                                     rallies the American people together behind bold ideas to
                                                                     finally take on climate change, gun violence, stagnant wages,
                                                                     and the other urgent challenges we face before it’s too late.

                 Candidate statements are printed exactly as submitted. The Office of the Secretary of State does not
                                 make corrections of any kind or verify statements for truth or fact.
Presidential Candidates | Democratic Party                                                           13

                                    John

                                    Delaney
                                    (Democratic Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                        Statement
(301) 500-8643                                                             John K. Delaney grew up in a blue-collar union household in
info@johnkdelaney.com                                                      northern New Jersey and his parents did not attend college.
https://www.johndelaney.com/                                               Delaney founded and led two-publicly traded companies
Elected Experience                                                         and represented Maryland’s Sixth District in the U.S. House
Served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 2013-                     of Representatives from 2013-2019. Delaney’s businesses
2019, representing Maryland’s 6th District.                                were focused on providing capital to small and medium-
                                                                           sized companies, helping thousands of businesses grow.
Other Professional Experience                                              Delaney is a past winner of Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur
CEO of HealthCare Financial Partners, which he founded in                  of the Year Award and his business received the Bank
1993; CEO of CapitalSource, which he founded in 2000                       Enterprise Award from the Obama Administration for
Education                                                                  investing in economically distressed communities. In
Columbia University (BA); Georgetown University (JD)                       Congress, John was known for his work crafting innovative
Community Service                                                          bipartisan legislation to rebuild America’s infrastructure. In
Catholic Charities; With his wife, April McClain-Delaney,                  2017, Delaney was named one of the World’s Greatest
National Capital Philanthropy Day 2007 Outstanding                         Leaders by Fortune Magazine for his efforts. Delaney
Philanthropists Award for Greater Washington, DC                           authored legislation to create a carbon tax, establish access
                                                                           to pre-K nationwide, end gerrymandering, create a national
                                                                           artificial intelligence strategy, study social media’s impact
                                                                           on minors and support veterans. John was ranked as one
                                                                           of the most bipartisan members of Congress. As a member
                                                                           of the U.S. House, he founded the Congressional Artificial
                                                                           Intelligence Caucus, a bipartisan group of lawmakers
                                                                           dedicated to educating Congress on technology and future
                                                                           of work issues. John and his wife April McClain-Delaney live
                                                                           in Potomac Maryland and have four daughters.

              Washington’s Presidential Primary was first created in 1989 by Initiative 99, a petition submitted to the Legislature.
                          For this election only, you must mark and sign a party declaration for your vote to count.
14                                Presidential Candidates | Democratic Party

                                   Tulsi

                                    Gabbard
                                    (Democratic Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                      Statement
(808) 861-0793                                                           My personal commitment to you, to all of my fellow
info@tulsi2020.com                                                       Americans, is to treat you with respect and compassion,
www.tulsi2020.com                                                        something us Hawaiians call Aloha. Every single person
Elected Experience                                                       deserves to be treated with respect regardless of race,
Tulsi is the first female combat veteran to run for President.           religion, or gender, or even your politics. Inclusion, unity,
She was elected to Congress from Hawaii in 2012 and                      respect, aloha -- these will be the operating principles for my
has served on the Homeland Security, Foreign Affairs, and                administration.
Armed Services Committees.                                               Let us enter into a new century free from the fear of nuclear
Other Professional Experience                                            war, a world where there is real peace, where our people
Tulsi is a Major in the Army National Guard, having served for           have time to pursue happiness rather than being forced
more than 16 years, deployed twice to the Middle East.                   to work constantly just to survive, where we build strong
                                                                         communities that care for each other and the planet. Our
Education                                                                economy must not be dependent on war, but driven instead
Accelerated Officer Candidate School, Alabama Military                   by innovation, green technology and renewable industries.
Academy; Hawaii Pacific University, B.S.B.A.
                                                                         Everyone deserves clean water to drink, clean air to breathe
Community Service                                                        and access to nourishing food; everyone receives the
Tulsi has found that she is happiest serving others, from                medical care they need, has a roof over their head, receives
leading efforts to clean up Hawaii oceans and beaches to                 the education they need and is able to find good paying,
leading efforts to pass the OFF Fossil Fuels Act in Congress.            fulfilling work. Americans deserve financial security. We live
                                                                         in the richest, most powerful nation in the world. Americans
                                                                         should not have to live paycheck to paycheck, some of us
                                                                         never being able to retire.
                                                                         Our success in life is measured by our happiness and
                                                                         fulfillment rather than accumulation of wealth and status.
                                                                         We love and care for our neighbors, and respect each other
                                                                         regardless of the color of our skin, how we worship or who
                                                                         we love.
                                                                         In this new century, we work out our differences with
                                                                         one another with mutual respect and tolerance; we
                                                                         negotiate with other nations and resolve problems through
                                                                         compromise and diplomacy. We overcome the current
                                                                         pulling us toward war, and usher in a new era of international
                                                                         peace and prosperity built not on conflict but on cooperation.

                    Candidate statements are printed exactly as submitted. The Office of the Secretary of State does not
                                    make corrections of any kind or verify statements for truth or fact.
Presidential Candidates | Democratic Party                                                           15

                                   Amy

                                   Klobuchar
                                   (Democratic Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                       Statement
info@amyklobuchar.com                                                     Senator Amy Klobuchar has always been guided by the
https://amyklobuchar.com/                                                 values she learned growing up in Minnesota. Her grandpa
Elected Experience                                                        worked 1,500 feet underground in the iron ore mines of
Hennepin County Attorney: 1999 – 2007; U.S. Senator from                  northern Minnesota. Her dad was a newspaperman and her
Minnesota: 2007 - Current                                                 mom was an elementary school teacher who taught second
                                                                          grade until she was 70.
Other Professional Experience
No information submitted                                                  Her daughter, Abigail, was sick when she was born. Even
                                                                          though Abigail was in intensive care because of insurance
Education                                                                 rules, Senator Klobuchar was discharged from the hospital
Graduated magna cum laude from Yale University and the                    after just 24 hours. She took that experience and became
University of Chicago Law School.                                         the leading advocate for the successful passage of one of
Community Service                                                         the first laws in the country guaranteeing 48-hour hospital
No information submitted                                                  stays for moms and their babies.
                                                                          She served as the Hennepin County Attorney for eight years
                                                                          and in 2006 became the first woman elected to the U.S.
                                                                          Senate in Minnesota’s history. In the Senate, she has worked
                                                                          hard to get things done, passing over 100 bills as the lead
                                                                          Democrat.
                                                                          Senator Klobuchar is known for taking on big interests
                                                                          to bring down everyday costs for families and protect
                                                                          consumers. She is working to deliver economic justice to
                                                                          Americans -- focusing on housing, childcare, retirement
                                                                          security and education -- and fighting to protect voting
                                                                          rights. As part of her campaign, she has released a plan
                                                                          outlining over 100 concrete steps she will take in her first 100
                                                                          days as President to take on the biggest challenges we face,
                                                                          including health care, shared economic prosperity, climate
                                                                          change and restoring America’s standing in the world.

             Washington’s Presidential Primary was first created in 1989 by Initiative 99, a petition submitted to the Legislature.
                         For this election only, you must mark and sign a party declaration for your vote to count.
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                                   Deval

                                   Patrick
                                   (Democratic Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                    Statement
(202) 417-6287                                                         I have had the opportunity to personally live the American
info@devalpatrick2020.com                                              Dream, and I’m running for President to ensure the path to
www.devalpatrick2020.com                                               that Dream is open to everyone, everywhere.
Elected Experience                                                     I grew up on the South Side of Chicago, most of that time on
Governor of Massachusetts, 2007 to 2015                                welfare, going to big, broken, overcrowded public schools.
Other Professional Experience                                          For all the things we didn’t have, one thing we did have was
NAACP Legal Defense Fund; Civil Rights Division, U.S.                  a strong community. The lessons I learned in that community
Department of Justice; Bain Capital - Double Impact                    have guided me in every assignment I’ve taken on.
Education                                                              I have two terms of accomplishments and reforms as
Harvard College; Harvard Law School                                    Governor of Massachusetts, a record of successful
                                                                       leadership in business, a demonstrated commitment to
Community Service                                                      fighting for the most vulnerable as an advocate, and a life
Project 351 – a community service initiative for                       that epitomizes the American Dream.
Massachusetts 8th graders; Year Up - a non-profit program
to help young adults close the opportunity divide; Cradles             We need leadership that’s about bringing us together, not
to Crayons; Greater Boston Food Bank; W.K. Kellogg                     tearing us apart. We need leadership that’s about leaving
Foundation’s Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation                  things better for those who come behind us. We need
Enterprise                                                             leadership that understands that unity makes us not only
                                                                       stronger but successful.
                                                                       That’s the kind of leadership that produced results in
                                                                       Massachusetts. We faced the worst economic crisis in
                                                                       a generation and, because we stuck together and made
                                                                       shared sacrifices, we emerged stronger on the other side.
                                                                       I will take that same style of leadership to the Presidency.
                                                                       The public is asking big questions and insisting on big
                                                                       solutions. Renewing the American Dream requires we deliver
                                                                       on our bold campaign proposals: an Opportunity Agenda, a
                                                                       Reform Agenda, a Democracy Agenda, and a Leadership
                                                                       Agenda. More than the character of the candidates is at
                                                                       stake this time. This time it’s about the character of the
                                                                       country. This time it’s about restoring the American Dream
                                                                       so it works for everyone, everywhere. This time it’s about
                                                                       whether we are prepared to do the work of rebuilding our
                                                                       national community, for today and for tomorrow.

                   Candidate statements are printed exactly as submitted. The Office of the Secretary of State does not
                                   make corrections of any kind or verify statements for truth or fact.
Presidential Candidates | Democratic Party                                                           17

                                      Bernie

                                      Sanders
                                      (Democratic Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                         Statement
(802) 862–1505                                                              I am running for president as part of an unprecedented
info@berniesanders.com                                                      and historic grassroots campaign to not only take back the
www.berniesanders.com                                                       White House, but to build a movement to finally make the
Elected Experience                                                          progressive change we need.
Senator Bernie Sanders served Vermont in the House of                       Our campaign is about taking on the powerful special
Representatives for 16 years and, in 2018, was re-elected to                interests that dominate our economic and political life,
his third term in the U.S. Senate. He first ran for President in            including Wall Street, health insurance corporations, the
2016, and together with millions of people, started a political             pharmaceutical industry, the fossil fuel industry, the military
revolution.                                                                 industrial complex, and the private prison industry. Our
Other Professional Experience                                               campaign is building a movement to end racism, sexism,
Bernie worked as a carpenter and documentary filmmaker                      homophobia, religious bigotry and all forms of discrimination.
before being elected Mayor of Burlington.                                   Our campaign is about the humane and just treatment
                                                                            of immigrants. Our campaign is about transforming our
Education                                                                   country and creating a government based on the principles
Bernie attended Brooklyn College and the University of                      of economic, social, racial and environmental justice. Our
Chicago, where he was a leader in the fight against housing                 campaign is about creating a government and an economy
discrimination.                                                             that work for the many, not just the few. Our campaign is
Community Service                                                           about guaranteeing health care as a human right.
Bernie fights tirelessly for working families, focusing on the              I’m running for president because, we need leadership that
shrinking middle class and the growing gap between the rich                 brings us together – not divides us up. Women and men,
and everyone else.                                                          black, white, Latino, Native American, Asian American, gay
                                                                            and straight, young and old, native born and immigrant. Now
                                                                            is the time for us to stand together.
                                                                            Make no mistake about it. The powerful special interests
                                                                            in this country have unbelievable power and they want
                                                                            to maintain the status quo. The only way we will win this
                                                                            election and create a government and economy that work
                                                                            for all is with a grassroots movement – the likes of which
                                                                            has never been seen in American history. They may have the
                                                                            money and power. We have the people.
                                                                            Together we can create a nation that leads the world in
                                                                            the struggle for peace and for economic, racial, social and
                                                                            environmental justice. And together we will defeat Donald
                                                                            Trump.

               Washington’s Presidential Primary was first created in 1989 by Initiative 99, a petition submitted to the Legislature.
                           For this election only, you must mark and sign a party declaration for your vote to count.
18                                Presidential Candidates | Democratic Party

                                   Tom

                                    Steyer
                                    (Democratic Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                     Statement
(415) 757-6600                                                          Tom Steyer is running for president to break the stranglehold
info@tomsteyer.com                                                      that corporations have on our democracy. Our government
www.tomsteyer.com                                                       is broken because corporations have bought it, and
Elected Experience                                                      prioritized their profits over people. The way to fix it is to
No information submitted                                                give more power to the American people. Tom is committed
                                                                        to enacting big structural change through term limits and a
Other Professional Experience                                           national referendum, overturning Citizens United, and ending
Founder and former managing partner of Farallon.                        gerrymandering. He believes we must do this first if we ever
Education                                                               want to tackle the big problems facing our country.
Yale University (BA), Stanford Business School (MBA).                   Combating climate change will be a top priority of a Steyer
Community Service                                                       presidency. He will declare a national emergency on Day
Founder and former head of NextGen America, a nonprofit                 One of his administration, using emergency powers to
promoting progressive causes, where he led the largest                  address the crisis. Through his Justice-Centered Climate
youth voter-turnout effort organizing students on hundreds              Plan, Tom will create 46 million jobs over 10 years,
of colleges. In California helped win overtime pay for farm             prioritizing investments in well-paying union jobs and
workers and end cash bail. With wife Kat Taylor, was                    front line communities. He believes that confronting this
among the first to sign the Giving Pledge. Together founded             existential threat will bring America back together.
Beneficial State Bank, a community bank loaning money                   Tom’s 5 Rights Agenda, a “21st century bill of rights,”
affordably to working people and projects that improve the              enumerates essential rights that every American must have
quality of lives within local communities, and California Food          to live in dignity, including universal health care, a fair and
for California Kids.                                                    equal vote, clean air and water, education, and a living wage.
                                                                        As a self-made billionaire, Tom is the best candidate to go
                                                                        head-to-head with Donald Trump on the economy and
                                                                        expose him for what he is — a fraud and a failure. After
                                                                        starting and growing a successful international investment
                                                                        firm from scratch, he stepped down in 2012 to focus his
                                                                        energy and resources on fighting climate change. His People
                                                                        Over Profits Economic Agenda will make big investments in
                                                                        the American worker, infrastructure, and innovation. Tom and
                                                                        his wife, Kat Taylor, were among the first to sign the Giving
                                                                        Pledge — a commitment to give away the bulk of their
                                                                        personal fortune during their lifetimes.

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                                    make corrections of any kind or verify statements for truth or fact.
Presidential Candidates | Democratic Party                                                           19

                                     Elizabeth

                                    Warren
                                     (Democratic Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                        Statement
(425) 233-8215                                                             Elizabeth Warren grew up in Oklahoma on the ragged edge
info@elizabethwarren.com                                                   of the middle class. Her dad sold fencing and carpeting at
elizabethwarren.com                                                        Montgomery Ward, and ended up as a janitor. She has three
Elected Experience                                                         older brothers who served in the military, and her oldest
United States Senator, Massachusetts (2012 to present).                    brother was career Air Force and flew combat missions in
                                                                           Vietnam.
Other Professional Experience
Law professor at Rutgers University, the University of                     When Elizabeth was twelve, her dad suffered a heart attack.
Houston, University of Texas-Austin, University of Michigan,               He was out of work and the medical bills piled up. They lost
University of Pennsylvania, and Harvard University, assistant              the family station wagon and were about an inch away from
to President Barack Obama and special adviser to the                       losing their home, when her mom got a minimum wage job
Secretary of the Treasury.                                                 answering the phones at Sears. Back then, a minimum wage
                                                                           job could support a family of three. That job saved their
Education                                                                  home, and it saved their family.
J.D. Rutgers University, B.S. University of Houston.
                                                                           Elizabeth has spent her whole career studying why
Community Service                                                          America’s middle class has been hollowed out. She
Sunday school teacher, late 1970s/early 1980s; member,                     fearlessly takes on giant corporate special interests like big
Commission on Economic Inclusion, FDIC, 2007-2010;                         banks and credit card companies that cheat consumers
reporter, National Bankruptcy Review Commission, 1995-                     and undermine small businesses. She goes after shady for-
1997; Federal Judicial Center on Judicial Education, 1990-                 profit schools that rip off students, veterans, and taxpayers.
1999.                                                                      She relentlessly fights to end the influence of big money in
                                                                           politics.
                                                                           Elizabeth got to become a teacher, a law professor, and
                                                                           the senior senator from Massachusetts because America
                                                                           invested in kids like her. She is in this fight to build an
                                                                           America that works for everyone.
                                                                           Elizabeth and her husband Bruce have been married for 38
                                                                           years. They have three grandchildren and a golden retriever
                                                                           named Bailey. Elizabeth would be grateful to have your vote
                                                                           for President of the United States of America. She will fight
                                                                           for your family like she fights for hers.

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                                  Andrew

                                 Yang
                                  (Democratic Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                    Statement
info@yang2020.com                                                      I’m Andrew Yang, and I’m running for President as a
Yang2020.com                                                           Democrat in 2020 because I fear for the future of our
Elected Experience                                                     country. I’m not a career politician—I’m a job creator who
None                                                                   understands the economy. After running a non-profit
                                                                       focused on bringing jobs to struggling communities,
Other Professional Experience                                          it became clear to me that we need to make an
After spending five unhappy months as a lawyer, Andrew                 unprecedented change as more Americans lose their jobs to
Yang pivoted and became an entrepreneur and non-profit                 automation.
leader, finding success as the CEO of a test prep company.
He then founded Venture for America which helped to create             I went to Washington, DC, to ask what was being done,
thousands of jobs in cities across America.                            but no one provided real solutions to the problem. The
                                                                       establishment isn’t willing to take the necessary steps to
Education                                                              address the economy of the 21st century.
Andrew Yang received a BA in Economics from Brown and a
JD from Columbia.                                                      My priority is to implement the solutions America needs to
                                                                       get back on track. 78% of Americans are living paycheck to
Community Service                                                      paycheck, and 40% aren’t be able to afford an unexpected
Andrew’s mission for the past decade has been to help                  $400 bill. At the same time, the biggest tech companies are
entrepreneurs revitalize their communities through job                 paying $0 in taxes while sucking up more and more money
creation. Andrew was named a Champion of Change in                     from our local economies.
2012 and an Ambassador of Global Entrepreneurship in
2015 by the Obama Administration.                                      We need to put in place a new system that makes sure
                                                                       Americans get a slice of every Amazon sale, Google search,
                                                                       and self-driving truck mile. By investing this money in
                                                                       ourselves, we can build a trickle-up economy that puts our
                                                                       people first.
                                                                       I’m a parent and a patriot. I have two young boys, and I want
                                                                       to look back at my life knowing I did everything in my power
                                                                       to create the kind of future our children deserve—one with
                                                                       an America of opportunity, freedom, and equality.
                                                                       A crisis is underway—we have to work together to stop it.
                                                                       Once I understood the magnitude of this problem, and that
                                                                       our government was not going to take steps necessary to
                                                                       stem the tide, I had no choice but to act. That’s why I’m
                                                                       running for President.

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                                  make corrections of any kind or verify statements for truth or fact.
Presidential Candidates | Republican Party                                                          21

                                     Donald J.

                                    Trump
                                     (Republican Party Candidate)

Contact Information                                                        Statement
(646) 736-1779                                                             President Donald Trump is putting America first, fulfilling the
Info@DonaldTrump.com                                                       promises he made when he first announced his candidacy
www.DonaldJTrump.com                                                       over four years ago.
Elected Experience                                                         Under President Trump’s leadership, Congress passed
President of the United States of America                                  historic tax cuts and relief for hard-working Americans. The
Other Professional Experience                                              Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is the first major tax reform signed in
CEO, Trump Organization                                                    30 years, providing tax relief for 82% of middle-class families
                                                                           and doubling the Child Tax Credit.
Education
Wharton School of Business                                                 President Trump is unleashing economic growth and
                                                                           jobs. Since his election, the Trump administration’s pro-
Community Service                                                          growth policies have generated 6 million new jobs, the
No information submitted                                                   unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest point in 50 years,
                                                                           and wages have grown at more than 3% for 10 months in a
                                                                           row. The manufacturing industry created nearly half a million
                                                                           new jobs, with 625,000 new construction jobs being created
                                                                           since President Trump took office.
                                                                           The Trump administration prioritized the economic
                                                                           empowerment of women at home and across the
                                                                           globe, launching the Women’s Global Development and
                                                                           Prosperity (W-GDP) Initiative, the first-ever whole-of-
                                                                           government approach focused on advancing women’s full
                                                                           and free participation in the global economy and allocated
                                                                           $50 million for the fund.
                                                                           President Trump is also ensuring our Veterans get the
                                                                           services they need and deserve. This started by signing the
                                                                           Veterans Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act to
                                                                           allow senior officials in the Department of Veterans Affairs
                                                                           (V.A.) to fire failing employees and establish safeguards to
                                                                           protect whistleblowers
                                                                           In August 2017, the President signed the Harry W. Colmery
                                                                           Veterans Educational Assistance Act, an important step
                                                                           in providing our nation’s heroes the support they have
                                                                           earned. This funded the post-9/11 GI Bill, which provided
                                                                           educational benefits to veterans, service members, and their
                                                                           family members, including tuition, fees, books, housing, and
                                                                           additional costs.

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     Why the 2020 Census matters
     Every 10 years, as required by the United States Constitution, the U.S.
     Census Bureau takes a complete count of the country’s population.
     Every person living in the U.S. is expected to participate. The Census
     Bureau collects data for statistical purposes only and is required by law
     to protect your individual identity.
     Having accurate, updated census information is vitally important.
     The information is used by Congress to distribute more than $880
     billion in federal health, education, and infrastructure funds to states,
     counties, and cities based on population. Census information is also
     used by Washington’s bipartisan redistricting commission to draw new,
     equally-populated legislative and congressional districts that reflect the
     population growth and shifts over the past decade.
     The Census Bureau will begin collecting information in March 2020 and
     you can respond online, by mail, by phone, or with an in-person interview.
     You’ll be asked to complete a questionnaire with a few basic facts about the
     people in your household. It’s easy and confidential. Remember, everyone
     counts — so when you receive the official questionnaire, complete it for each
     person in your household.

     Celebrate women of Washington

                                    Washington has been Ahead of the Curve since it first granted
                                     women suffrage (the right to vote) in 1883. Later revoked, in 1910
                                       our state became the fifth to include women’s suffrage in its
                                        constitution — a decade ahead of the nation.
                                           Legacy Washington is gearing up for the 2020 centennial of
                                           women’s suffrage in the United States by highlighting the
                                            pioneering spirit of some larger-than-life women and little-
                                            known stories with big impacts on our state, the nation, and
                                            beyond. Washington women keep blazing
                                            trails in fields from science to bridge
                                           building.
                                           Visit the Ahead of the Curve exhibit at the
                                          Washington State Capitol in Olympia, or
                                         read in-depth profiles of all the subjects
                                        online.
                                      www.sos.wa.gov/legacy
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24                               Your County Elections Office

Adams County                     Franklin County                   Lewis County                   Snohomish County
210 W Broadway Ave, Ste 200      1016 N 4th Ave                    PO Box 29                      3000 Rockefeller Ave, MS 505
Ritzville, WA 99169              Pasco, WA 99301                   Chehalis, WA 98532-0029        Everett, WA 98201-4060
(509) 659-3249                   (509) 545-3538                    (360) 740-1164                 (425) 388-3444
elections@co.adams.wa.us         elections@co.franklin.wa.us       elections@lewiscountywa.gov    elections@snoco.org
Asotin County                    Garfield County                   Lincoln County                 Spokane County
PO Box 129                       PO Box 278                        PO Box 28                      1033 W Gardner Ave
Asotin, WA 99402                 Pomeroy, WA 99347-0278            Davenport, WA 99122-0028       Spokane, WA 99260
(509) 243-2084                   (509) 843-1411                    (509) 725-4971                 (509) 477-2320
dmckay@co.asotin.wa.us           ddeal@co.garfield.wa.us           elections@co.lincoln.wa.us     elections@spokanecounty.org
Benton County                    Grant County                      Mason County                   Stevens County
PO Box 1440                      PO Box 37                         PO Box 400                     215 S Oak St, Rm 106
Prosser, WA 99350-9995           Ephrata, WA 98823                 Shelton, WA 98584              Colville, WA 99114-2836
(509) 736-3085                   (509) 754-2011 ext 2704           (360) 427-9670 ext 470         (509) 684-7514
elections@co.benton.wa.us        elections@grantcountywa.gov       elections@co.mason.wa.us       elections@stevenscountywa.gov
Chelan County                    Grays Harbor County               Okanogan County                Thurston County
350 Orondo Ave, Ste 306          100 Broadway Ave W, Ste 2         PO Box 1010                    2000 Lakeridge Dr SW, Bldg 1, Rm 118
Wenatchee, WA 98801              Montesano, WA 98563               Okanogan, WA 98840-1010        Olympia, WA 98502-6090
(509) 667-6808                   (360) 249-4232                    (509) 422-7240                 (360) 786-5408
elections@co.chelan.wa.us        elections@co.grays-harbor.wa.us   elections@co.okanogan.wa.us    elections@co.thurston.wa.us
Clallam County                   Island County                     Pacific County                 Wahkiakum County
223 E 4th St, Ste 1              PO Box 1410                       PO Box 97                      PO Box 543
Port Angeles, WA 98362           Coupeville, WA 98239              South Bend, WA 98586           Cathlamet, WA 98612
(360) 417-2221                   (360) 679-7366                    (360) 875-9317                 (360) 795-3219
elections@co.clallam.wa.us       elections@co.island.wa.us         elections@co.pacific.wa.us     bergsengn@co.wahkiakum.wa.us
Clark County                     Jefferson County                  Pend Oreille County            Walla Walla County
PO Box 8815                      PO Box 563                        PO Box 5015                    PO Box 2176
Vancouver, WA 98666-8815         Port Townsend, WA 98368-0563      Newport, WA 99156              Walla Walla, WA 99362
(564) 397-2345                   (360) 385-9119                    (509) 447-6472                 (509) 524-2530
elections@clark.wa.gov           elections@co.jefferson.wa.us      elections@pendoreille.org      elections@co.walla-walla.wa.us
Columbia County                  King County                       Pierce County                  Whatcom County
341 E Main St, Ste 3             919 SW Grady Way                  2501 S 35th St, Ste C          PO Box 369
Dayton, WA 99328                 Renton, WA 98057                  Tacoma, WA 98409               Bellingham, WA 98227-0369
(509) 382-4541                   (206) 296-8683                    (253) 798-VOTE (8683)          (360) 778-5102
anne_higgins@co.columbia.wa.us   elections@kingcounty.gov          elections@piercecountywa.gov   elections@co.whatcom.wa.us
Cowlitz County                   Kitsap County                     San Juan County                Whitman County
207 4th Ave N, Rm 107            619 Division St                   PO Box 638                     PO Box 191
Kelso, WA 98626-4124             Port Orchard, WA 98366-4678       Friday Harbor, WA 98250-0638   Colfax, WA 99111
(360) 577-3005                   (360) 337-7128                    (360) 378-3357                 (509) 397-5284
elections@co.cowlitz.wa.us       auditor@co.kitsap.wa.us           elections@sanjuanco.com        elections@co.whitman.wa.us
Douglas County                   Kittitas County                   Skagit County                  Yakima County
PO Box 456                       205 W 5th Ave, Ste 105            PO Box 1306                    PO Box 12570
Waterville, WA 98858             Ellensburg, WA 98926-2891         Mount Vernon, WA 98273         Yakima, WA 98909-2570
(509) 888-6402                   (509) 962-7503                    (360) 416-1702                 (509) 574-1340
elections@co.douglas.wa.us       elections@co.kittitas.wa.us       scelections@co.skagit.wa.us    iVote@co.yakima.wa.us
Ferry County                     Klickitat County                  Skamania County
350 E Delaware Ave, Ste 2        205 S Columbus Ave, Room 203      PO Box 790
Republic, WA 99166               Goldendale, WA 98620              Stevenson, WA 98648-0790
(509) 775-5225 ext. 1139         (509) 773-4001                    (509) 427-3730
delections@co.ferry.wa.us        voting@klickitatcounty.org        elections@co.skamania.wa.us
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Adams County                     Franklin County                   Lewis County                   Snohomish County
210 W Broadway Ave, Ste 200      1016 N 4th Ave                    PO Box 29                      3000 Rockefeller Ave, MS 505
Ritzville, WA 99169              Pasco, WA 99301                   Chehalis, WA 98532-0029        Everett, WA 98201-4060
(509) 659-3249                   (509) 545-3538                    (360) 740-1164                 (425) 388-3444
elections@co.adams.wa.us         elections@co.franklin.wa.us       elections@lewiscountywa.gov    elections@snoco.org
Asotin County                    Garfield County                   Lincoln County                 Spokane County
PO Box 129                       PO Box 278                        PO Box 28                      1033 W Gardner Ave
Asotin, WA 99402                 Pomeroy, WA 99347-0278            Davenport, WA 99122-0028       Spokane, WA 99260
(509) 243-2084                   (509) 843-1411                    (509) 725-4971                 (509) 477-2320
dmckay@co.asotin.wa.us           ddeal@co.garfield.wa.us           elections@co.lincoln.wa.us     elections@spokanecounty.org
Benton County                    Grant County                      Mason County                   Stevens County
PO Box 1440                      PO Box 37                         PO Box 400                     215 S Oak St, Rm 106
Prosser, WA 99350-9995           Ephrata, WA 98823                 Shelton, WA 98584              Colville, WA 99114-2836
(509) 736-3085                   (509) 754-2011 ext 2704           (360) 427-9670 ext 470         (509) 684-7514
elections@co.benton.wa.us        elections@grantcountywa.gov       elections@co.mason.wa.us       elections@stevenscountywa.gov
Chelan County                    Grays Harbor County               Okanogan County                Thurston County
350 Orondo Ave, Ste 306          100 Broadway Ave W, Ste 2         PO Box 1010                    2000 Lakeridge Dr SW, Bldg 1, Rm 118
Wenatchee, WA 98801              Montesano, WA 98563               Okanogan, WA 98840-1010        Olympia, WA 98502-6090
(509) 667-6808                   (360) 249-4232                    (509) 422-7240                 (360) 786-5408
elections@co.chelan.wa.us        elections@co.grays-harbor.wa.us   elections@co.okanogan.wa.us    elections@co.thurston.wa.us
Clallam County                   Island County                     Pacific County                 Wahkiakum County
223 E 4th St, Ste 1              PO Box 1410                       PO Box 97                      PO Box 543
Port Angeles, WA 98362           Coupeville, WA 98239              South Bend, WA 98586           Cathlamet, WA 98612
(360) 417-2221                   (360) 679-7366                    (360) 875-9317                 (360) 795-3219
elections@co.clallam.wa.us       elections@co.island.wa.us         elections@co.pacific.wa.us     bergsengn@co.wahkiakum.wa.us
Clark County                     Jefferson County                  Pend Oreille County            Walla Walla County
PO Box 8815                      PO Box 563                        PO Box 5015                    PO Box 2176
Vancouver, WA 98666-8815         Port Townsend, WA 98368-0563      Newport, WA 99156              Walla Walla, WA 99362
(564) 397-2345                   (360) 385-9119                    (509) 447-6472                 (509) 524-2530
elections@clark.wa.gov           elections@co.jefferson.wa.us      elections@pendoreille.org      elections@co.walla-walla.wa.us
Columbia County                  King County                       Pierce County                  Whatcom County
341 E Main St, Ste 3             919 SW Grady Way                  2501 S 35th St, Ste C          PO Box 369
Dayton, WA 99328                 Renton, WA 98057                  Tacoma, WA 98409               Bellingham, WA 98227-0369
(509) 382-4541                   (206) 296-8683                    (253) 798-VOTE (8683)          (360) 778-5102
anne_higgins@co.columbia.wa.us   elections@kingcounty.gov          elections@piercecountywa.gov   elections@co.whatcom.wa.us
Cowlitz County                   Kitsap County                     San Juan County                Whitman County
207 4th Ave N, Rm 107            619 Division St                   PO Box 638                     PO Box 191
Kelso, WA 98626-4124             Port Orchard, WA 98366-4678       Friday Harbor, WA 98250-0638   Colfax, WA 99111
(360) 577-3005                   (360) 337-7128                    (360) 378-3357                 (509) 397-5284
elections@co.cowlitz.wa.us       auditor@co.kitsap.wa.us           elections@sanjuanco.com        elections@co.whitman.wa.us
Douglas County                   Kittitas County                   Skagit County                  Yakima County
PO Box 456                       205 W 5th Ave, Ste 105            PO Box 1306                    PO Box 12570
Waterville, WA 98858             Ellensburg, WA 98926-2891         Mount Vernon, WA 98273         Yakima, WA 98909-2570
(509) 888-6402                   (509) 962-7503                    (360) 416-1702                 (509) 574-1340
elections@co.douglas.wa.us       elections@co.kittitas.wa.us       scelections@co.skagit.wa.us    iVote@co.yakima.wa.us
Ferry County                     Klickitat County                  Skamania County
350 E Delaware Ave, Ste 2        205 S Columbus Ave, Room 203      PO Box 790
Republic, WA 99166               Goldendale, WA 98620              Stevenson, WA 98648-0790
(509) 775-5225 ext. 1139         (509) 773-4001                    (509) 427-3730
delections@co.ferry.wa.us        voting@klickitatcounty.org        elections@co.skamania.wa.us
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