Please Click Links Below for More Detailed Information :
To register to vote and to make sure your ballot was received and counted, click link: VoteWA
To be eligible to vote in Skagit County you must register by 8 PM on Election Day. Click the link above to see if you are a registered voter or to register to vote. For specific questions, please contact the Skagit County Elections Office (360) 416-1702 or email: scelections@co.skagit.wa.us.
If you have not received your ballot, call Skagit County Elections: (360) 416-1702. If you see or have any elections issues, ballot anomalies, receiving more than one ballot, people voting your ballot without your permission, etc. please take a picture of your ballot and of the envelope and file a complaint HERE.
If you would like a Republican Ballot Collection Box at your business, church, or other high-traffic location, please email chair@skagitgop.org.
Current Skagit County Elected Officials List
Washington State Primary Elections Explained
Election Update: Why Every Vote Matters!
For Updated Election Integrity Info See: The Election Integrity Page on this website And WhoCountsTheVotes.com
WHO COUNTS THE VOTES: Voter Verification and Research Tool
Skagit Voter Integrity Project Summary Report
Washington State Republican Party Election Integrity Response Center Here
MAPS: Comprehensive Skagit County Voter Maps HERE
All 121 Skagit Voting Precincts Geographic Boundaries
Republican State and National Elected Officials Links Here
The links below include resources that can help you with updates and to navigate the Washington State Legislature's Legislative Session. Make Your Voice Heard -- During legislative session, go on the record via the Legislative Hotline: (800) 562-6000.
WA State House Republicans - The Current
How a Bill Becomes a Law (text)
Overview of Legislative Process (text)
Watch legislative session TVW streaming or on Television
Watch TVW Coverage of Senate Sessions
Watch TVW Coverage of House Sessions
Participate by testifying in a committee (virtually)
Participate by voicing your opinion on a bill
Participate by knowing who your legislators are
Citizen's Guide to Effective Legislative Participation
Legislative Center Bill Tracking
Senate Floor Activity Calendar
2023 - 2032 WASHINGTON STATE REDISTRICTING COMMISSION FINAL APPROVED MAPS
OTHER ACTION ITEMS:
Go to VoteWa.gov, enter your name and dob, and verify that your voter history is accurate. If you experience anything anomalous regarding our elections, i.e. people registered to vote at your address who you do not know, your votes not being counted, someone voting your ballot, receive two ballots or more, etc. contact the Skagit Elections Office and / or email skagitrepublicans@yahoo.com. You can also fill out an affidavit online at WAElectionIntegrity.com.
CALL FOR FORENSIC AUDITS OF OUR ELECTIONS: Email your State Representatives, Auditor and SOS. Demand comprehensive, independent audits to fix our election processes to insure only valid votes will be counted in the future.
VOLUNTEER TO CANVASS AND / OR TO DO ELECTION OBSERVING: This is a great way to be proactive and stay engaged in the political process at the local community level -- Email: skagitrepublicans@yahoo.com or call us at (360) 424-9792.
GET EDUCATED: Follow the SkagitRepublicans.com website Blog and Election Integrity pages.
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In 2021 The Skagit Voter Integrity Project (SVIP) had more than 45 committed volunteers, the purpose and mission was to strengthen Voter and Election Integrity in Skagit County by helping to clean the voter rolls, provide honest and thoughtful critiquing of all aspects of our county and state election systems, while also advocating to ensure Free and Fair Elections.
The SVIP volunteers continue to work with the Washington Voter Research Project, and the Washington State Republican Party Election Integrity Committee, as well as other county party Election Integrity Committees, including several non-partisan volunteers and groups in helping to identify areas and vulnerabilities in the state's elections systems. We are seeking the truth and are committed to educating the public and government officials about problems we find in the election system and are being pro-active in proposing solutions to eliminate the potential for voter fraud consistent with the Rule-of-Law and the Constitution.
Polls indicate that over 80% of Republicans believe there was widespread voter fraud during the November election between President Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden. Also a July 2021 poll reports 81 % of affiliated voters believe China was involved in the 2020 U.S. elections (91% of R's and 71% of D's).
While mainstream media outlets continue to either ignore or downplay the impacts of vote fraud on the 2020 election, the irregularities surrounding the vote raises many questions and concerns, including:
Not allowing Republican Election Observers to be present during counting.
The shredding and disposal of ballots before ballots could be audited.
The unlawful expansion of mail-in voting.
Suspending the requirement to provide identification to vote.
Allowing the expansion of early voting.
Allowing votes to be cast after November 3.
The use of ballot drop boxes, used disproportionately in Democrat districts.
The practice of vote harvesting in unauthorized states.
Paying / providing something of value in return for voting.
Massive irregularities and illegal actions regarding vote count observers.
Numerous examples of illegal voter registration activities.
Suspending signature requirements on mail-in ballots.
Suspending, changing, or allowing dual methods of voter signature verification.
On election night, Arizona, Georgia, Michigan and Pennsylvania all stopped counting and then had impossible percentage magnitude vote count election spikes in favor of Biden between 1 - 4 AM.
Multiple states and counties denying audits of vote results.
Denying audits of Dominion vote count machines in Arizona.
Failure to fully investigate literally thousands of sworn legal affidavits alleging vote fraud.
