WHATCOM COUNTY, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – It’s nearly Election Day.

Ballots are due in an official drop box by 8 p.m. Tuesday or postmarked by Tuesday, Nov. 3 in order to officially count.

People can still register to vote in-person at the Whatcom County Auditor’s Office on 311 Grand Ave in Bellingham.

Ballot measures include candidates for U.S. Congress, Washington Legislature seats, two new Port of Bellingham commissioners, a new Whatcom County prosecutor and three statewide initiatives.

Levy lid lifts will be decided by residents of Lynden and Whatcom Fire District 1.

Bellingham residents will vote on mayoral salaries and a ban on algorithmic price-fixing for rental units.

READ MORE: Ballots mailed for Nov. 3 general election in Whatcom County – My Bellingham Now

KGMI NewsTalk 790 AM/96.5 FM and My Bellingham Now will have more details and full coverage of local results beginning around 8:15 Tuesday night.

Skagit voters to weigh in on several levies this midterm

Skagit County residents can register and vote in-person at the auditor’s office on 700 S 2nd St in Mount Vernon.

Levies are also on the ballot for Skagit County Fire District 5 and the La Conner School District.

A sales and use tax renewal will be decided by Mount Vernon residents.

And Sedro-Woolley residents could decide whether their city will join Central Skagit Rural Partial-County Library District.