A voter registration challenge is a way to contest the qualifications of a voter. Any registered voter or the prosecuting attorney's office can turn in a challenge.

There are five different items that you can challenge. The voter:

• Is not a U.S. citizen
• Will not be at least 18 years old by the next election
• Was convicted of a felony and has not yet had his or her rights restored
• Has been judicially declared ineligible to vote due to mental incompetency
• Does not reside at the address listed on his or her voter registration

How to Challenge a Voter Registration

1. Fill out the voter registration challenge form.
2. Submit the form to Clark County Elections.

• Email:       elections@clark.wa.gov
• Fax:          (564) 397-2394
• Mail:        Clark County Elections
                   PO Box 8815
                   Vancouver, WA 98666

What Happens After I Submit a Challenge

The challenge is reviewed to make sure it is complete. You will be notified if it is not.

If the challenge is complete:

• Information is posted to our website
• We will notify the challenged voter and others that a challenge has been turned in
• We will set a time and date for the challenge hearing