The first thing for voters to do is check their ballot status online at votewa.gov.
If a returned ballot is not marked as "received," voters can print a replacement ballot or visit the elections department, located at 1408 Franklin Street in downtown Vancouver, for a replacement ballot, the secretary of state's office said.
Voters can also contact the elections division at 564-397-2345 or elections@clark.wa.gov.
Multnomah County
The damage in the Portland box was limited to just three ballots. Any voters who dropped their ballot off at the Multnomah County box on Southeast Morrison Street between 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26 and at 3 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 28 can call 503-988-6826.
The names of the voters on the three damaged ballot envelopes were still legible, according to a county elections official, and the elections office will reach out to those three voters to get them replacement ballots. All other ballots in the box will be processed normally.
Voters in Multnomah County can sign up for the county's Track Your Ballot service at multco.us/trackyourballot. Voters across Oregon can check their ballot status at My Vote Oregon.
Its not an “article” and would be in violation of rule 1.
IMO, it’s a lazy rule that perpetuates the echo chambers and inhibits the discussion of alternative paths forward. Rule 1 is a means to control discussion to only ideas presented my sponsored media.
I’ve been saying since trump was elected the first time, it will get really ugly before this can be put behind us. I thought Jan6th was that point; unfortunately that wasn’t low enough. I don’t know how things are going to play out, but I don’t think we’ve hit the sobering bottom and am preparing for the worst.
What a waste of a billion dollars