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Where to vote in Liberty Lake

Washington votes by mail. Every registered voter gets a ballot in the mailbox, and in Liberty Lake you can drop it off right outside the library.

Ballot drop box

Liberty Lake Library

23123 E Mission Ave
Liberty Lake, WA 99019

  • On the right side of the library entrance
  • Open 24 hours a day during each voting period
  • Closes at 8 p.m. sharp on Election Day
  • No stamp needed

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Next election

February Special Election

Held only if a school, fire, or other local district puts a measure on your ballot. Closer to the date, check Spokane County Elections to see if you have one.

By Jan 22
Ballots are mailed to registered voters
Feb 1
Last day to register or update your address online or by mail
Feb 9, 8 p.m.
Last chance to register in person, and drop boxes close

Later in 2027

  • April Special Election
  • Primary Election
  • General Election

The November 3, 2026 General Election is over, but ballots are still being counted. Results become final when the county certifies them on November 24, 2026. See the VoteWA election results.

Dates from Spokane County Elections and the Washington Secretary of State.

The white Spokane County ballot drop box on a post beside the Liberty Lake Library, under the large LIBRARY sign Close-up of the drop box: Official Ballot Drop Box, Spokane County Elections, final ballot pick-up 8:00 pm Election Night, and no electioneering within 25 feet
Look for the white Spokane County box beside the library entrance.

How voting works

  1. Register, or update your address

    Register or check your registration at VoteWA.gov. You'll need a Washington driver license or ID card, or the last four digits of your Social Security number. Online and mail registrations must be received 8 days before an election. After that, you can still register in person at a voter service center until 8 p.m. on Election Day.

    Just moved to Liberty Lake? Update your address so your ballot comes to your new home.

  2. Watch for your ballot

    Ballots go out about 18 days before each election. If yours doesn't arrive, or you make a mistake on it, you can print a replacement from VoteWA.gov or pick one up at a voter service center.

  3. Vote and sign the envelope

    Fill in your ballot, seal it in the return envelope, and sign the envelope. Your signature is checked against your voter record, and the county will contact you if there's a problem.

  4. Return it by Election Day

    Drop it in the box at the Liberty Lake Library by 8 p.m. on Election Day. You can also mail it: return postage is prepaid, but your ballot must be postmarked by Election Day, and the Postal Service suggests mailing it at least a week early. After the last mail pickup on Election Day, use a drop box.

  5. Track it

    Check VoteWA.gov to see when your ballot was received and counted.

Voting in person

Voter service centers can register you, update your address, replace a ballot, and take your ballot. Each one has accessible voting units for voters who need help marking a ballot.

  • Spokane County Elections Office1033 W Gardner Ave, SpokaneWeekdays 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. during voting periods, and 7 a.m.–8 p.m. on Election Day
  • CenterPlace Event Center2426 N Discovery Pl, Spokane ValleyOpens as a voting center around Election Day. Check the county's hours before you go.

Other drop boxes nearby

  • Otis Orchards Library22324 E Wellesley Ave, Otis Orchards
  • CenterPlace Event Center2426 N Discovery Pl, Spokane Valley
  • Spokane Valley Library22 N Herald Rd, Spokane Valley (walk-up and drive-up)

Spokane County has more than 25 drop boxes. See the full list at spokanecounty.gov.

Questions?

Spokane County Elections runs every election in Liberty Lake. Call 509-477-2320, email elections@spokanecounty.gov or visit spokanecounty.gov/elections.

This page is a neighborly guide, not an official election source. Locations, hours, and dates can change, so confirm with Spokane County Elections. Last checked November 2026.