07/28/2026
The state of Washington suffered some heartbreaking losses this weekend. Here's a little lighthearted, nonpartisan humor on the numbers behind voter participation. For the most reliable, up-to-date data, check out the Secretary of State's interactive tool (link in comments).
Voter turnout, by the numbers (Currently on SOS website, last updated Friday 7/24 ).
Okanagan county has 0% ballots returned, Ferry County 1% (unferrly rounding down) -- sending positive thoughts to bothyou and Stevens county, and praying for rain 🙏🏾🌧️
The numbers show only 2.2k ballots were rejected out of the 340k+ (which is really great👍🏾) With 5 Seats up for grabs on the Supreme Court, as of Friday only 6.7% of ballots have been returned (can't make this up). In 8 days, the PEOPLE will elect a MAJORITY of the 9 lawyers that make up the Supreme Court. Next week we'll decide which of the 10 lawyers will be on the ballot the first Tuesday in Month 11. So far, Jefferson County leads with 12% of ballots returned.
Let's not forget that the 13th amendment freed the slaves and that the 14th Amendment guaranteed *ALL PERSONS* --not just CITIZENS -- the Right to Due Process and Equal Protection under the Law.
Here's something you may not know: Every April 15, we celebrate the 16th Amendment (which allows IRS to collect an income tax the way it does today — no apportionment required.).
IN CLOSING
The average Primary turnout falls in the low 40%'s -- depending on the top of the ballot. But this year feels record breaking.
With 93% of ballots outstanding, there are plenty of voters to reach and it's anyone's ball game.
Don't you just love our Constitutional Republic?
Happy Voting Washington
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