The Washington Post will deliver real-time and deeply reported coverage of all aspects of the presidential election and the races to control Congress, from live updates to insightful features and accountability stories on the candidates and the campaign.

Voters in the District of Columbia don’t have a say in which party wins congressional majorities. But on Nov. 5, half a million voting-age residents will have the chance to weigh in on which presidential candidate wins the District’s three Electoral College votes,

Voting by mail can be convenient, but how do you make sure your ballot was processed? Washington provides resources online and by phone.

As the November election approaches, KOMO News is taking a closer look at the major state and nationwide races and the issues Washington voters care about.

Pasco City Council members hear lots of complaints, but Mayor Pete Serrano said one changed his life. ”The owner of Shakey’s (Pizza) called me early in the pandemic and said, ‘Hey, Liquor Cannabis Board is threatening my liquor license because I'm not forcing patrons to wear a mask,

Here's what you need to know if you're voting in Washington state.Why it matters: Washington this fall will choose its first new governor and attorney general in 12 years. Voters will also decide four statewide ballot measures that could change the state's direction when it comes to taxation and fighting climate change.

Republicans continue to claim there are vulnerabilities in Washington’s vote-by-mail system despite a lack of evidence.

Sitting at home in Prosser two days after the August primary, Jerrod Sessler felt confident. His lead over Rep. Dan Newhouse, a fellow Republican who has represented central Washington’s 4th congressional district for a decade,

The Washington Examiner has a new series looking at important races that have nothing to do with Washington, D.C., and Kamala Harris's joy is turning into dread

A Washington Post-Schar School poll of registered voters in seven battleground states shows the presidential election in a dead heat. Both Vice President Kamala Harris an

PROSSER, Wash. – Sitting at home in Prosser two days after the August primary, Jerrod Sessler felt confident. His lead over Rep. Dan Newhouse, a fellow Republican who has represented central Washington’s 4th congressional district for a decade, was growing wider as more ballots were counted.