Election 2024

Nov. 5 is Election Day 2024

Let's be part of a historic moment.

Do you have questions about the United States election process? What's the Electoral College? The TCC library has a guide for you.

TCC Library Election Guide

No matter the results, we stay true to our community

WA community and technical college leaders are proud to be home to people from all walks of life, belief systems, origins and identities.

Track Your Ballot 

1. Go to the state’s voting information site at votewa.gov.
2. Enter your name and birthdate.
3. On the left side, you should see an option to check “Ballot Status.” Click on that, and it should tell you where your ballot is.

 

Frequently Asked Questions 

 

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• Will TCC cancel classes or services on election day, or after the election? 

  TCC will continue offering services and holding classes throughout the election and the post-election season. 

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• As an employee, can I take the day off Nov. 5th or the day after the election?

  We understand that everyone will have different feelings about the election. As an employee, if you wish to take a day off, please work with your supervisor and submit appropriate leave.

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• As a student, can I not attend class on Nov. 5th or the day after the election?

  We understand that everyone will have different feelings about the election. For students, please communicate with your professor and make proper arrangements with your professor immediately.

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Post Election Events 

 

 

Election Reflections: A Listening Space for Students of Color 

Nov. 13, 2 p.m.

Nov. 14, 1 p.m.  

Building 11, The Center 

PAVE: Pierce County Legislative Forum 

Nov. 19, 6-8:30 p.m. 

Building 11 Cafeteria 

 

 

Resources 

 

About Elections 

How does the United States Elections system work? The Bipartisan Policy Center has answers to FAQs, an explaination of the Electoral College system, important dates, and more. 

What to know about U.S. Elections

Managing Political Anxiety 

Elections can cause stress and anxiety. Learn how to manage them. 

Managing Political Anxiety

Engaging in Difficult Conversations

A guide to communicating across the political divide, prepared by Dr. Carah Ong Whaley, co-Chair of the Civic Engagement Section of the American Political Science Association. 

Explore Guide

 

Student Support 

We offer free, confidential counseling via TCC's Counseling Services.

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Employee Support 

The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is available. Contact info: 1-877-313-4455.

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