You can still register to vote even if you do not have a permanent address.
For residential addresses, state law allows voters to register at their shelter address, a public library that they go to, or even a cross street that they live near. But you do need to provide a valid mailing address so we can mail your ballot to you. A mailing address can be a homeless shelter, a relative, a service agency, or a friend. Basically any mailing address (PO Box or residential street address) which agrees to receive the person’s mail.
Because people experiencing homelessness often have a hard time connecting with their mail, they can visit any of Pierce County’s public libraries on Election Day and have a replacement ballot printed for free. They can complete the ballot at the library and deposit it at the library.