Disco ball democracy (Images: Alex Crick for CHS)

You now have just under two weeks to vote. Don’t wait that long. The sooner you drop your ballot in the mail — or at one of these stamp-saving drop-off points, the sooner we’ll be able to report victory for your favorite candidates and causes come November 6th.

Here are a few images from last night’s occasionally surreal candidates night and voting party held at Broadway’s Q nightclub.

While you check out the dance floor, here are a few get-out-the-vote related events coming up. Let us know about others we might have missed.

• Trick or Vote: Be part of a giant Halloween get out the vote effort Saturday, October 27th.

Head on down to your favorite thrift shop, pick up some funky halloween swag, and get ready to join us for a terrifyingly gigantic Get Out The Vote for Marriage Equality celebration! 

That’s right: it’s Trick or Vote! AKA costumes, voting, Marriage Equality, party. Mix vigorously for best results.

On Saturday, October 27th, hundreds of young people in full amazing costume (including you!), will be spreading out across Seattle, knocking on doors and reminding thousands of people to turn in their ballots, and approve Referendum 74.

• Love & Hip Hop – Supporting WA United for Marriage, 9p-2a at 95 Slide

Love Hip Hop? Love to dance? Want to Support Marriage Equality for WA State? Then come out THIS Friday to 95 Slide and be prepared to dance.

100% of door will be donated to WA United for Marriage

Costume contest at Midnight – 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place Winners.

DJ Fever will be dropping the beats.

Special Guest DJ in the house for Midnight set.

$7 early admission from 9pm to 10pm

$10 after 10pm

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King County sheriff candidate John Urquhart on the mic with emcee Dan Savage providing back-up (Images: Alex Crick for CHS)

Council member Sally Clark stumps for 74

Mayor Mike McGinn asks incumbent state rep candidate Frank Chopp to dance

Gubernatorial candidate spotted in gay dance club joke here

A McDermott photo op