An elections officer directs commuters to the ballot drop boxes set up each year outside the Multnomah County Elections Office in Portland, Ore. AP File Photo/Greg Wahl-Stephens

PORTLAND, Ore. – Friday was considered the last day for voters to mail their vote for Oregon's Jan. 26 Special Election. Only four days remain in the state's vote-by-mail election period.

In Washington County, elections officials report 106,458 ballots have been mailed in as of Saturday. That represents votes from 40.2 percent of the registered voters in Washington County. Still, officials "are encouraging voters to drop ballots off as soon as possible for the current special election so that all ballots are processed in a timely manner," according to a press release distributed Saturday.

Ballots statewide must be completed, signed and received by 8 p.m. on Tuesday to be counted. Those who missed the mail date can drop off filled-in ballots at these official drop-off points throughout the region: 

• Washington County official curb-side spots
• Multnomah County official drop-off points (Neighborhood details.)
• Clackamas County official drop-off points (Neighborhood details)
• Marion County official drop-off points
• Details for other Oregon counties
  
• Statewide drop-box locator from the Oregon Secretary of State's office

In Washington state, Special Election ballots aren't due until Feb. 9. Clark County details | Cowlitz County details

Related links:

• Register to vote for future Oregon elections.
• Register to vote for future Washington elections.