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Election Day Only
Find Voter Point of Assistance services at Pierce County Libraries until 8:00 p.m.
Visit VoteWA.gov 365 days a year to register, update, and learn what’s on your ballot.
The Pierce County Library System, Tacoma Public Library and the Puyallup Public Library have volunteered to be Points of Assistance on Election Day. That's 27 library locations! Unable to reach the Pierce County Voting Center on Election Day? Visit a library!
- Register to vote.
- Update voter registration.
- Get a ballot and vote.
- Replace ballots that have been lost, damaged, or miss-marked.
- Get a voters' pamphlet.
Your Voice Matters
For more information contact the Pierce County Auditor’s Office at 253 798-VOTE (8683)
- If you’re not under the authority of the Department of Corrections (DOC) for a felony conviction, you can vote. or call (800) 430-9674 to check your status.
- Voters-Experiencing-Homelessness How to register to vote.
- Voters-Living-with-Disabilities Schedule private appointment for an Accessible Voting Unit.
- E-Ballot-Voting-Program For Overseas Citizens and Military voters.
Presidential Elections Process overview. Perfect tool for new voters.
Find an upcoming debate or forum for local and state elections.
Use your library card to access database Opposing Viewpoints to view two sides on many issues such as:
- Climate Change
- Voting Laws
- Supreme Court
Non-partisan sources to fact check for yourself:
