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Wednesday Live-stream Candidate Debate | Debate Watch Parties | Canvassing in Yakima and Richland
Help spread the word: We’re hiring! For the last stretch of the campaign we’re looking to bring on over a dozen organizers and canvassers to help us talk to voters between now and November 3rd. We’re particularly excited to grow our capacity east of the Cascades, looking for Regional Field Organizers and paid Canvassers in Yakima, the Tri-Cities, Wenatchee, and Walla Walla. Read on below for more info and help us reach as many voters as possible before election day!
You can find the full Regional Field Organizer job description using this link.
- Responsibilities
- Build and maintain strong, reciprocal relationships with coalition partners, community organizations, local leaders, and volunteers to strengthen grassroots engagement across your region.
- Work with coalition partners to coordinate campaign materials, messaging, talking points, and organizing efforts that raise the visibility and urgency of defeating two harmful statewide ballot measures.
- Help move volunteers and supporters into deeper leadership and advocacy roles, including acting as campaign spokespeople and community advocates.
- Recruit, train, and support volunteers and volunteer leaders through activities including canvassing, phone banking, tabling, community outreach, and events.
You can find the full paid Canvasser job description using this link.
- Responsibilities:
- Learning the effective talking points for persuading Washingtonians to vote NO on initiatives 638 and 001 and reminding them to turn in their ballots.
- Direct voter contact through door knocking in your region and calls across the state.
Consideration of applications will begin immediately and will be ongoing until the positions are filled.
No Hate in WA State is an equal opportunity employer, and employs without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation), parental status, family medical status or genetic information, military service, age, national origin, ancestry, marital status, height, weight, creed, economic status or disability.
Thank you for being part of this movement.
In solidarity,
Emilio Garza
Organizing and Coalition Manager
NO HATE in WA State is a campaign of Washington parents, medical professionals, teachers, students, and community members standing against ballot measures IL26-001 and IL26-638 that would endanger Washington students and hurt our schools.
Reject the hate, bullying, and harassment of our students. Join us today.
NO HATE in WA State
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Seattle, WA 98111
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Truth is our compass. We believe facts matter, that integrity guides action, and transparency fosters trust. Without truth, progress stalls; with it, clarity and accountability thrive.
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Events
Wednesday Live-stream Candidate Debate | Debate Watch Parties | Canvassing in Yakima and Richland
8th Legislative District Paint Along Event
Featuring Local Artists Evelyn & Regina
Sunday, October 4th, 2 PM – 5 PM
Tri Cities Food Co-op, 1420 Jadwin Ave, Richland
Show your support with a contribution
Donate to 8th Legislative District Democratic Central Committee
B5’s Hair Raisin’ FUNraiser!
Something special is happening at B5 this fall—and we’d love for you to be part of it. Join us Wednesday, October 28 at the Pasco Red Lion for the B5 Hair Raisin’ Fundraiser, an evening of dinner, community, costumes, a silent auction, and opportunities to support the people and families who make B5 such a special place.
This year’s celebration is especially meaningful. It will be Theresa Roosendaal’s final fundraiser as B5’s Executive Director and an opportunity to celebrate her leadership while welcoming the next chapter of B5.
October 2026
28
Wednesday, October 28
Doors Open 5pm
Pasco Red Lion
Mailing address:
B5 Learning Center
715 S Jean Street
Kennewick, WA 99336
Time
Mondays
6:30 – 8pm PDT
🗓️Here are some ways you can take action.
- Mon, Oct 5 @ 10am
Collecting and Managing Voter Contact Data During GOTV › - Tue, Oct 6 @ 10am
How to Have Successful Volunteer Recruitment Conversations › - Wed, Oct 7 @ 10am
Data Management for Your Field Program › - Thu, Oct 8 @ 10am
Ready to Run? Start with NDTC! › - Wed, Oct 14 @ 10am
Tech Time: Cutting Turf in VoteBuilder ›. - Thu, Oct 15 @ 10am
Tech Time: Using VoteBuilder for Volunteer Management ›
All times Pacific
Here are some ways you can take action.
- Sun, Oct 4 @ 1:30pm
Block by Block – RETURNER Phone Banks! (Let’s block MAGA and send progressive champions to Congress! › - Mon, Oct 5 @ 7:30pm
WIN the Midterms, ENFORCE the results: A SURJ Direct Action Training Series › - Tue, Oct 6 @ 6pm
Block by Block – Phone Bank with SURJ! (Let’s block MAGA and send Progressive Champions to Congress!) › - Wed, Oct 14 @ 5pm
Welcome to SURJ: Find Your Place and Take Action › - Wed, Oct 21 @ 5pm
Block by Block: Campaign Calls ›
All times Pacific
Trigger warning: this email contains content about sexual violence.
We are f*cking livid about what happened to Jane Doe at Cornell University. So on October 8, we’re taking our rage to the streets.
On the call, you’ll hear from Women’s March and our partners at me too. International, FEMINIST, and Feminist Generation. We’ll discuss the plan to demand justice and accountability for Jane Doe and for every survivor on October 8.
We are done watching rapists be protected while survivors are punished. Cornell did it to Jane Doe, LSU did it to Kendall Francis, and abusers in power do it on every campus, in every courtroom, in every office, all the way up to the Oval Office.
From the frat house to the White House, we’re taking them all down.
In rage and solidarity,
Women’s March
| Women’s March is a 501c(4) organization. Your generous support helps us prepare for fights we see coming and those we don’t. Donations are not tax-deductible. If you prefer to make a tax-deductible gift, we encourage you to support the Women’s March Network. Gifts to the Network support our organizing, communications, advocacy, and public education efforts. |
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This is just a reminder that the Washington State organization of the League of Women Voters has some excellent resources on becoming involved in your democracy.
Benton County
Meetings are the 4th Thursday of every month
- 6:30 pm – Benton County Democratic Central Committee
Meetings held in-person at various locations and on Zoom. Subscribe to Benton County Democrats to get on the email list for meeting links.
8th LD Meetings
Meetings every 4th Wednesday of the month online on Zoom. Subscribe at https://www.ld8wastate.org/subscribe to get on the email list.
Franklin County Democrats
Meetings every 3rd Thursday of the month at various locations. Subscribe to :::::: to get on the email list.
- Social time 5:30
- Business Meeting 6:00
Tri-Cities Young Democrats
Currently no meetings are being scheduled
Location changes so please check their Facebook Page for details
Tri-City Democrats Potluck
Meetings are every 2nd Friday of each month, 6 pm – 8 pm
Meetings held in-person and on Zoom. Subscribe to Benton County Democrats to get on the email list for meeting links.
Please check the Facebook Page for details.
Register to Vote Online
www.myvote.wa.gov
New voters may register online or by mail no later than the Monday four weeks before Election Day, or in person until the Monday one week before Election Day. For the General Election, ballots will be mailed October 14th. Have questions? 1-800-448-4881