Washington State Primary Voting Process

The video tutorial explains the 2020 Washington State presidential primary, highlighting changes such as an earlier primary date and the requirement for voters to declare a party preference. Both parties will use primary results to allocate delegates for the first time. Voters can choose uncommitted delegates, and the Democratic Party offers this option. The video also covers the presence of suspended candidates on ballots and provides guidance on voter registration and participation deadlines.

What is a significant change in the timing of the Washington State presidential primary in 2020?

• It is held later in the year.

• It is held earlier in the year.

• It is held on the same date as previous years.

• It is held in December.

For the first time, how are both parties using the results of the Washington State primary?

• To elect local representatives.

• To choose the vice-presidential candidate.

• To decide the state governor.

• To allocate delegates to the National Convention.

What must voters do to have their ballots counted in the Washington State primary?

• Declare a party preference.

• Vote for both parties.

• Submit a written essay.

• Pay a voting fee.

Where do voters indicate their party preference for the Washington State primary?

• In a separate form.

• On the ballot itself.

• On the outside of their envelope.

• On a digital platform.

What unique option is available to Democratic voters in the Washington State primary?

• Skipping the primary.

• Voting for a third-party candidate.

• Choosing uncommitted delegates.

• Voting for both parties.

What message does choosing uncommitted delegates send to the Democratic Party?

• A wish to cancel the primary.

• A preference for a specific candidate.

• A desire for delegates to decide at the national convention.

• A request for a recount.

Why might voters see names of candidates who have suspended their campaigns on the ballot?

• The ballot was printed before they suspended their campaigns.

• The candidates are still running.

• The candidates are running for a different office.

• The candidates are popular in Washington.

What is the deadline for voters to register online for the Washington State primary?

• February 28th

• March 5th

• March 10th

• March 2nd

Until what time can voters postmark their ballots on Election Day?

• 8:00 p.m.

• 9:00 p.m.

• 7:00 p.m.

• 6:00 p.m.

Where can voters go in person to register or update their registration for the primary?

• Any county auditor's office.

• Any public library.

• The local post office.

• The state capitol.