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A 3 p.m. update of unofficial election results are now available for 2010 general election. Another update is planned for 7 p.m.

Update of unofficial election results for 2010 general election.

Unofficial election-night results for 2010 general election.

Washington County elections officials have received 152,839 ballots as of 5 p.m. today, or about 57 percent of all registered voters in the county. Elections officials expect to receive over 60,000 more ballots from Washington County voters by 8 p.m. Tuesday.

Washington County elections officials have received 144,979 ballots as of 2:30 p.m. today, or about 54 percent of all registered voters in the county. Elections officials expect to receive over 60,000 more ballots from Washington County voters by 8 p.m. Tuesday.

Washington County elections officials are asking last-minute voters to drop off their ballots well before 8 p.m. Tuesday at official collection sites, including a site in the K-Mart parking lot near the County Elections building at the intersection of S.W. Tualatin Valley Highway (Highway 8) and S.W. Murray Boulevard in Beaverton. Commuters are asked to avoid the area if possible.

Washington County elections officials are encouraging voters to drop ballots off as soon as possible for Tuesday’s general election so that all ballots are processed in a timely manner. The Elections Office will offer extra hours Saturday and two days of drive-through service this Monday and Tuesday.

Unofficial election-night results for 2010 primary election.

Washington County elections officials are encouraging voters to drop ballots off as soon as possible for Tuesday’s primary election so that all ballots are processed in a timely manner. The Elections Office will offer extra hours on Saturday and two days of drive-through service on Monday and Tuesday.

Washington County ballots include a printing error for the election of Judge of the Circuit Court 20th District. Despite the printing error, all ballots are valid. If a voter casts a ballot in the election for Judge of the Circuit Court 20th District, their vote will count.

Property owners in Washington County should disregard a mailing from an alleged company in Grand Hills, California, asking for payment in order to "request a property tax reassessment."

Unofficial election-night results for State Ballot Measures 66 and 67.

With only four days left in the state’s vote-by-mail election period, Washington County elections officials are encouraging voters to drop ballots off as soon as possible.

2009 Property Tax Statement Mailing