Washington is a mail-only state. To participate, you need to drop your ballot in a drop box by 8 p.m. You can also mail it, but it must be postmarked by Election Day. You don’t need a stamp. Make sure you’ve signed your ballot. Turned yours in already?

On an unseasonably warm November day, people across the Washington region descended on polling places to cast their ballots and collect their “I Voted” stickers in what some have called the most consequential election in their lifetimes.

While there is no exact projected time for the final results, this is when each county expects to release its next batch of results.