Signature Challenges
Signature challenges occur when a voter does not sign the envelope which contains the voted ballot or when the signature on the ballot return envelope does not match the signature we have on file. If your signature is challenged, you will receive a letter from Clark County Elections. If you provided us with your contact information, we will also attempt to contact you via phone, text, and email.
To fix any signature challenge issues, carefully follow the instructions on the form you receive and return the form to Clark County Elections. All signature challenge forms must be received by our office no later than 4 pm the day before the election is certified. For this election, the date of certification is February 21st. So, the signature form must be received no later than 4:00pm on February 20th. Return your completed form in the envelope provided or drop it off in person to ensure your form is received before the deadline.
PLEASE DO NOT COMPLETE THE FORMS BELOW UNLESS YOU HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED BY OUR OFFICE THAT THERE IS AN ISSUE WITH YOUR BALLOT.
If you cannot remember how you signed, you can contact the Elections Office for guidance, or provide us with your secondary ID.
Valid secondary ID verification may be:
• Last four digits of your Social Security Number
• Full Washington driver’s license number, instruction permit, or state identicard card number
• Alternate ID:
o Valid enrollment card of a federally recognized Indian tribe in Washington state
o Copy of a current utility bill or bank statement
o Copy of a current government check
o Copy of a current paycheck
o Another government document