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If any race is tied after the recount the winner is determined by a coin toss. Ross says the recounts and coin tosses, if needed, will happen on Thursday, December 5.

Ross says the difference in the race isn't enough to call for a recount but he says either candidate could request and pay for a recount after the election is certified.

Members of the military have already received ballots for the November 5 General Election all other ballots will be sent to Yakima County voters on October 18.

For the first time this year there is Auditors office located in the Sunnyside Neighborhood Health Building at 617 Scoon Road.

For the first time this year there is a sattelite auditors office located in the Sunnyside Neighborhood Health Building at 617 Scoon Road.

More ballots will be counted later Today.

Drop boxes are located in Sunnyside and Toppenish. The boxes are also at Selah City Hall and Tieton Town Hall. There's also a drop box located across the street from the Yakima County courthouse on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

Current law cuts off in-person registration at no later than eight days before an election.

Ross says he expects to see a 60 to 65 percent turnout for the election.

Yakima county auditor Charles Ross says "we expect a 65 percent turnout for this election"