Official and nonpartisan
Before you vote
- October 16 Counties mail ballots. Registered voters do not need to request one.
- October 26 Last day for online and mailed registration to arrive. In person, you can register through Election Day.
- November 3 Election Day. Drop boxes close at 8 p.m. Mailed ballots must be postmarked that day.
Dates from the Washington Secretary of State (opens in a new tab).
Conservative & faith-based guides
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Spokane County
We Believe We Vote
Faith-based voter guide for the 2026 general election, updated October 12. Written for Spokane County.
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Statewide
FPIW Action
Voting resources for guides, registration, ballot tracking, who represents you, and the district map.
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Faith-based
Pastor’s Picks
Faith-based voter recommendations.
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King County
King County GOP Voter Guide
2026 endorsements and best-choice recommendations from the King County Republican Party.
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Statewide
Pursuit PAC
2026 voting tools and Pursuit PAC endorsements.
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Statewide
Conservative Ladies of Washington
Resources from the CLW legislative action center.
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All guides combined
All the Guides in One File: Ask an AI
Every guide has its own website, its own layout, and its own picks. We combined them into one plain-text file (the guides on this page, plus a few more they link to) that an AI assistant can read. Give your AI the link, then ask questions in your own words. You will see who recommended what, and where the guides agree or disagree.
It covers the statewide measures and Supreme Court races, all 10 congressional districts, all 49 legislative districts, and all 39 counties.
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Copy this message
It tells your AI where to find the file. Press the button, or tap the message to select it.
AI, I want to ask you questions about the information in this Cumulative Voter Guide Text file: https://vote.govcheck.org/wa_2026_all_conservative_voter_guides_combined.txtIf your AI can’t read the text file, copy this message instead. It points to the same guides in a Google Doc.
AI, I want to ask you questions about the information in this Cumulative Voter Guide Google Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RFwwAmFr8xkWopwvjxxD25-NLyizVKXj4HwTNYwGYac/edit?usp=sharing -
Open an AI assistant
Use whichever one you already like. Most of them can read a web link.
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Paste it in and press Enter
Click in the chat box and paste (Ctrl+V on Windows, Cmd+V on a Mac, or press and hold on a phone and choose Paste). Send it, and the AI will read the file. Then ask your question in plain words.
Questions to try
- “I live in Spokane County. What do the guides recommend for every race and measure on my ballot?”
- “Where do the guides disagree with each other?”
- “What do the guides say about the statewide ballot measures?”
- “Put your answer in a short checklist I can take to my ballot.”
Tip: tell the AI your county, and your legislative district if you know it. VoteWA (opens in a new tab) shows both.
The AI says it can’t open the link
Some AI apps can’t open web links. First try the Google Doc message above. If that doesn’t work either, download the file, attach it to the chat (look for a paperclip or a + button), then send this message instead:
AI, I want to ask you questions about the information in the attached Cumulative Voter Guide Text file.Curious what is inside? Open the text file (opens in a new tab). It is plain text and opens right in your browser. Or open the same guides as a Google Doc (opens in a new tab).
Good to know: AI assistants can make mistakes, so check anything important against the guides themselves and your official ballot. The file only repeats what the guides say and makes no picks of its own. It is a snapshot from October 25, and the guides may change before November 3. Conservative Ladies of Washington is not in it yet.
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