#4ThePeople: When do election results become official? Why has the media called it already?
National news networks have declared Joe Biden the winner of the 2020 Presidential Election—but what comes next?
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#4ThePeople: Now that comprehensive sex ed is the law in Washington, what questions do you have about what your kids will be learning?
Voters approved a sex education referendum on Tuesday, meaning the comprehensive curriculum is now the law in Washington.
Many races are still tight, but how do media outlets call winners?
While many people watched results from the election pour in Tuesday night into Monday morning and beyond, it probably had many wondering why some races are called immediately and why we are still waiting on others.
#4ThePeople: How are you feeling about the election? Tell us here
Election Day has come and gone, but the presidential race has not yet been called. We want to know - How are you feeling? Let us know in the form below.
#4ThePeople: Fun facts about elections in the Inland Northwest
We put out one last call to see what kind of election story you, the people, would like to see and you wanted a fun story about voting in the Inland Northwest.
From the newsroom: Here's what you can expect from us on Election Day (and beyond)
SPOKANE, Wash - In the age of COVID-19, so many things are different. One thing, however, is certain: Tuesday, elections officials nationwide begin counting the ballots to determine the course of history. I wanted to fill you in on what we’re planning for this historic event.
#4ThePeople: How are you feeling about tomorrow's election?
Tuesday is Election Day! We want to know - How are you feeling about the election? Tell us in the form below. RELATED: Spokane County Elections Office temporarily moves to the Spokane Arena READ: WSU study tracks emotional response in…
#4ThePeople: Your election questions answered by the Kootenai County Clerk
In Kootenai County, the Elections Department reports record-breaking numbers. They've sent out more than 47,000 absentee ballots this year. They have more than 103,000 people registered to vote, with more registering each day.
#4ThePeople: Which election story would you like to see? Cast your vote here
The election is just a few days away and 4 News Now is diving into the issues that matter most to people in the Inland Northwest. Our #4ThePeople coverage is dictated by you, the voter, so we want to know:…
#4ThePeople: All of your last-minute ballot questions, answered
With six days to go until election day, the Spokane County Elections office has received 200,000 ballots already, but they are expecting around 330,000 when it is all said and done Tuesday night.
#4ThePeople Fact Check: List of rejected ballots circulating online is not reliable
A website making its way around social media appears to show the number of rejected ballots in Spokane County. The issue is: it's not totally reliable.
#4ThePeople: What issue or race on the ballot are you most passionate about?
The election is just a week away and there is still time to vote in both Washington and Idaho.
#4ThePeople: Get to know the candidates for governor and their visions for Washington
Their roots run deep, but Governor Jay Inslee and Republic Police Chief Loren Culp have deeply different visions for Washington.
#4ThePeople: Local voters give their take on the final presidential debate
SPOKANE, Wash. -- We asked local voters to join us for a virtual discussion to see how they felt about the final presidential debate. As…
#4ThePeople: Local voters share what's important to them this upcoming election
SPOKANE, Wash. -- 4 News Now is committed to answering your questions during this election season, and hearing the issues you’re most concerned about. It’s…
#4ThePeople: We answer your wildfire season questions
Our blue skies are back and the smoke is gone but Washington is still reeling from one of its worst wildfire seasons last month.
#4ThePeople: Do I have to fill in every spot on my ballot? Is my ballot valid if I leave some questions blank?
Julie, a voter in Spokane, reached out to 4 News Now to ask those very questions and in the spirit of our #4ThePeople coverage, we went in search of the answers.
#4ThePeople: I got a replacement ballot but already submitted one, do I fill it out?
Have you received a replacement ballot, even after you already sent a ballot in? If you're wondering what to do next, we took that question to the county auditor.
#4ThePeople: I accidentally signed my spouse's ballot, will it still get counted?
It can be easy to make a simple mistake filling out your ballot. For instance, what if you accidentally sign your spouse's ballot? Will it still get counted? We took those questions directly to the Elections Office.
#4ThePeople: Will you watch the upcoming presidential debate with us?
We want to know beforehand what you hope to get out of it by watching - and, what you think after it's over.
#4ThePeople: Washington's 5th congressional district candidates discuss clean energy, racial equity
Congressional candidates Cathy McMorris Rodgers and Dave Wilson answer your questions about clean energy and racial equity.
#4ThePeople: If my name and signature have changed, will my ballot still be counted?
If your signature has changed, you'll need to contact your local elections office.
#4ThePeople: Washington's 5th congressional district candidates address healthcare, internet access
We took your questions about healthcare and rural internet access straight to each campaign.
#4ThePeople: Higher fees proposed to fix Kootenai Co.'s battered roadways
With a little more than three weeks until Election Day, a lot is on the line -- including some major road projects in Kootenai County.
