Register to Vote.
Learn how to get registered, who your currently elected officials are and how to stay informed.
Vote by Mail.
All voters will receive their ballot by mail prior to the election. However, how you return your ballot is up to you!
Stay Informed.
Find out what is on the ballot, read your Voters' Pamphlet, and election results after they are posted at 8PM Election Day.
Notice of Election: View this PDF for the registration deadlines for February 8, 2022 Special Election: Notice of Election.
You can also view additional information about the February Special Election on our Current Election page.
Candidates and Campaigns
The Benton County Auditor's Office accepts filings for all countywide and local offices. You can find candidate filing forms, fees, and requirements on our Filing Information page.
Information for districts wishing to place a measure on the ballot can find the resolution form our Filing Information page.
Filing Information Candidates Who Have Filed Offices Open for Election
Voter Registration and Voting
The Benton County Auditor's Office has two convenient locations to assist you with voter registration and voting.
The Washington State Secretary of State's Office website has additional information about elections and candidates for state offices.
Benton County Official Local Voters' Pamphlet
Data and Results
Some voter registration information is available for public inspection and can be requested. For more information visit our Data page.
If you're interested in election results or other election information (like returned ballot information), visit our Data page.
Voter Registration and Voting Center Hours
Voter registration is also available online. Other online resources include replacement ballots, voters' pamphlet, and ballot status.See Current Election for WSU Student HUB dates and times.