Posts Tagged ‘Chelan County Auditor’s Office’
Chelan County Auditor Hoping for Improved Voter Turnout in Upcoming Primary
Chelan County auditor Skip Moore talks with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about the county’s upcoming primary elections and offers information and insights on the process for registered voters.
Read MoreChelan County Auditor Thrilled with Highest Local Voter Turnout in Over Four Decades for August Primary
Chelan County Auditor Skip Moore talks with KOHO Morning Show host Chris Hansen about his pleasure regarding the highest voter turnout rate he’s seen in nearly 20 years during this month’s primary election. Moore also offers voter tips and insights into November’s general election.
Read MoreLocal Elections Officials On New State Voter Registration Rules
Primary Election is Tues. Aug. 6, with a few candidate races and two tax levies on Chelan-Douglas County ballots. General Election is Nov. 5. But do you need to get registering to vote? Washington state just enacted three new voter registration laws intended to simplify the process, as Marcus Bellissimo reports.
Read MoreElection 2019: Despite Vacancies, Local Races Set After Special Filing Days
Elections are one way that we as Americans express our democratic freedoms. But it’s hard to vote for an office if no one is running for that office, as Marcus Bellissimo reports.
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Candidate Filing Week Begins Today, Ends Friday
There are over 90 offices open for election this year in Chelan and Douglas Counties. And if you want to declare your candidacy for one of those offices, you have this week to do so. Marcus Bellissimo reports.
Read More2018 Election – Local Officials Expect Near-Record Midterm Voter Turnout
Washington is one of only three states uses a completely vote-by-mail system for all elections. One of up-sides to this method is that county auditors can get a head start on counting the ballots. Marcus Bellissimo reports they’re expect at- or near-record voter turnout for tomorrow’ midterm election.
Read MoreBallots Going Out Now For Nov. 6 Election, With Big Registration Uptick In Chelan-Douglas Counties
Washington’s voting period for the fall General Election is officially underway, with ballots arriving in mailboxes starting today. Voters’ Pamphlets have already been sent statewide. You have until 8 p.m. Tues. Nov. 6 to return your ballot to a drop box in your city. The state is also providing postage-paid ballot return envelopes this year.…
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Wenatchee High School Bond Unlikely To Pass – Special Election Results
Results are in from yesterday’s special election for some districts in North Central Washington. The $120 million dollar bond to renovate Wenatchee High School currently does not have enough votes to pass. The bond needs 60% approval and with a majority of ballots counted has 55% approval, 44.7% against. County vote tabulators have processed more…
Read More2017 General Election Set Record-Low Voter Turnout
One month ago was General Election Day 2017. Locally, it included several city council, school board and fire district positions. Those decisions were made by a fairly small slice of the electorate, with voter turnout low across North Central Washington. In what’s called an “off election year,” only 26 percent of Chelan County voters returned…
Read MoreToday Is General Election Day 2017
It’s Election Day 2017. On your ballot this year are races for city councils, school districts, fire and water districts and other local measures specific to your voting district. Statewide it’s nearly 3,000 local races. The highest profile races include a new Seattle mayor and a special election the Senate’s 45th district in Seattle’s eastern…
Read MoreElection Day is Tues., Nov. 7, Ballots Arriving This Weekend
Chelan County Auditor Skip Moore joins Dan Langager on the KOHO Morning Show to talk about this fall’s General Election. Local races for city councils, school boards, water and fire districts and more are on the ballot, which Moore said will be arriving in mailboxes in the next week. If you’re not registered to vote,…
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