Snohomish County election documents

Local Voters' Pamphlet (LVP)

Includes information on candidates and/or measures that will be voted on in Snohomish County. The LVP is mailed one-to-every-household for primary and general elections and either as an insert with the ballot or directly to households for special elections, depending on size of the election.

• Ed. 1 - Snohomish School District (PDF)

Sample ballot (pdf)

Contains all the candidates and/or measures that will be voted on in Snohomish County. The sample ballot may look different from the official ballot you receive in the mail, which has only the candidates and/or measures you are eligible to vote on.

Voting on ballot measures

When a levy/bond passes, the impact on the services your community receives and the taxes you may pay depends greatly on your unique situation. For the information on proposed uses for funding measures, see your voters’ guide or reach out to your district representative. You can find your elected officials on votewa.gov. 

Resolutions received for the Feb. 10, 2026, Special Election:

• Snohomish School District No. 201 Proposition No. 1 (PDF)

• Snohomish School District No. 201 Proposition No. 2 (PDF)

For information on how your current property taxes are distributed, please visit the Snohomish County Assessor’s website.

Find a ballot drop box

Ballot drop boxes are conveniently located throughout the county. Drop boxes are open 24/7 from the date ballots are mailed until 8 p.m. on Election Day. To return your ballot by mail, simply drop your ballot in a mailbox; no postage is necessary. Mail-in ballots must be in the box before the last pick-up time on Election Day to be postmarked on time.

February 10 Special Election

The February Special Election features ballot measures for local districts.

Important dates

January 9	Military and overseas ballots mail
January 22	Ballot drop boxes open Ballots mail, including local voters' pamphlets
February 2	Last day for voters to register or update voter information online or by mail
February 10 Election Day	Last day for voters to register or update voter information in person Last day for voters to return voted ballot
February 20	County canvassing board certifies the county election results

Election results and statistics

Initial results available after 8 p.m. Feb. 10.

Online Voters’ Guide (VoteWA)

Contains only the candidates and issues on your ballot. Once you log in, click on the "Voters’ Guide" tab on the left of your screen.