Issaquah Voters Have Until April 26 To Return Ballots
ISSAQUAH, WA — Registered voters in Issaquah should have their ballots in hand for the April special election, where voters will decide whether to approve three levies for the Issaquah School District.
Issaquah is the only district with measures on the April ballots, which King County Elections mailed out last Wednesday and will be due back on April 26. Voters can drop their completed ballots in the mail or return them to a ballot drop box until 8 p.m. on Election Day.
For new residents and neighbors who need to register or update their voter registration, the deadline to do so online arrives on April 18. In-person registration will be available at King County's Election headquarters in Renton until the polls close.
Like other Washington school districts, Issaquah relies on voter-approved levies to help fill gaps in state funding and pay for student programs and capital projects. This year's levies include two renewals and a third measure designed to fund the district's plan to upgrade its school bus fleet.
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