Join Native Vote WA, WA Conservation Action, and the House Democratic Campaign Committee to help re-elect Representative Chris Stearns to the House of Representatives in Legislative District 47. We will be knocking doors and calling voters for a race that has an important impact on issues like protecting the environment, housing affordability, and empowering Natives in the 47th LD and our state.

When: Friday, November 1st, 6:00-8:00 p.m.

Where: Zoom - you'll receive login information for the zoom meeting after you RSVP.

Accessibility: We will gather virtually over zoom for a training then to make calls together, so strong internet access is required. You can make calls through your computer or your phone.

Learn more or sign up below!

We'll be in Tulalip on November 1st for the Rock the Vote Coastal Jam!

Join us at the Tulalip Gathering Hall on Friday, November 1st from 12pm to 9pm. Dinner will be served at 5pm with the coastal jam to follow at 5:30pm. This is a FREE and family-friendly event.

Date: Friday, November 1, 2024

Time: 12PM - 9PM

Dinner: 5PM

Coastal Jam: 5:30PM

Location: Tulalip Gathering Hall - 7512 Totem Beach Rd, Tulalip, WA 98271

Don't forget to bring your ballots!

The Native Vote’s power is rooted in our peoples’ resilience, relationships, and centuries of hard-won victories and untold stories. What we need to grow voter registration and turnout is Native-centered organizing by trusted messengers-and that is YOU!

Join our weekly Voting is Good Medicine Lunch & Learn Series live on Zoom every Tuesday in October from 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM. Each week we will be doing a short review of a different topic related to Getting Out the Native Vote (GOTNV) followed by time for participants to ask questions, review your own GOTNV plan, and talk about the different resources we have available.

Register below!

Join us for a family-friendly night of Indian Tacos, fun, and getting out the Lummi vote for the general election on November 5th! Admission is free. Don’t forget to bring your ballots!

When: Tuesday, October 22, 2024

Where: Silver Reef Casino Resort - Tower Room (4876 Haxton Way Ferndale, WA 98248)

Time: 5 PM to 8 PM

Contact Savannah Hillaire for information: 360-223-5459

This event is sponsored by the Lummi Indian Business Council and Native Vote Washington.

The Native Vote’s power is rooted in our peoples’ resilience, relationships, and centuries of hard-won victories and untold stories. What we need to grow voter registration and turnout is Native-centered organizing by trusted messengers-and that is YOU!

Join our weekly Voting is Good Medicine Lunch & Learn Series live on Zoom every Tuesday in October from 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM. Each week we will be doing a short review of a different topic related to Getting Out the Native Vote (GOTNV) followed by time for participants to ask questions, review your own GOTNV plan, and talk about the different resources we have available.

Register below!

Join Native Vote WA, WA Conservation Action, and the House Democratic Campaign Committee to help re-elect Representative Chris Stearns to the House of Representatives in Legislative District 47. We will be knocking doors and calling voters for a race that has an important impact on issues like protecting the environment, housing affordability, and empowering Natives in the 47th LD and our state.

When: Saturday, October 19, 10:30am

Where: Covington City Hall, 16720 SE 271st St, Covington, WA 98042

Accessibility: We will be using the miniVAN app on your smartphone and going door to door talking to voters. We will train folks on how to talk to voters and use the app. You will want to dress for the weather and be ready to do some walking, and some driving or riding with a partner for about two hours.

The Native Vote’s power is rooted in our peoples’ resilience, relationships, and centuries of hard-won victories and untold stories. What we need to grow voter registration and turnout is Native-centered organizing by trusted messengers-and that is YOU!

Join our weekly Voting is Good Medicine Lunch & Learn Series live on Zoom every Tuesday in October from 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM. Each week we will be doing a short review of a different topic related to Getting Out the Native Vote (GOTNV) followed by time for participants to ask questions, review your own GOTNV plan, and talk about the different resources we have available.

Register below!

The Native Vote’s power is rooted in our peoples’ resilience, relationships, and centuries of hard-won victories and untold stories. What we need to grow voter registration and turnout is Native-centered organizing by trusted messengers-and that is YOU!

Join our weekly Voting is Good Medicine Lunch & Learn Series live on Zoom every Tuesday in October from 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM. Each week we will be doing a short review of a different topic related to Getting Out the Native Vote (GOTNV) followed by time for participants to ask questions, review your own GOTNV plan, and talk about the different resources we have available.

Register below!

The Native Vote’s power is rooted in our peoples’ resilience, relationships, and centuries of hard-won victories and untold stories. What we need to grow voter registration and turnout is Native-centered organizing by trusted messengers-and that is YOU!

Join our weekly Voting is Good Medicine Lunch & Learn Series live on Zoom every Tuesday in October from 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM. Each week we will be doing a short review of a different topic related to Getting Out the Native Vote (GOTNV) followed by time for participants to ask questions, review your own GOTNV plan, and talk about the different resources we have available.

Register below!

Voting is Good Medicine is a Native Vote organizing series meeting the fourth Wednesday of every month from March – November to learn together and from experienced practitioners about vital organizing topics, from building a strong field and digital program, to the races and issues most important to each region. Together, we’ll share space as Tribes, voter advocacy groups, and Native-led organizations to trade learnings, strategies, and successes for 2024 electioneering work and beyond.

Part Seven: Get Out the Vote (GOTV), will focus on bringing together all the learnings to-date and talking through what’s next to implement GOTV campaigns, including following up with and activating lists of likely voters.

Voting is Good Medicine is a Native Vote organizing series meeting the fourth Wednesday of every month from March – November to learn together and from experienced practitioners about vital organizing topics, from building a strong field and digital program, to the races and issues most important to each region. Together, we’ll share space as Tribes, voter advocacy groups, and Native-led organizations to trade learnings, strategies, and successes for 2024 electioneering work and beyond.

Part Six: Learning From Each Other, will offer participants a chance to share experiences to date and discuss overcoming challenges for the fall campaign. It will be structured as a break-out rooms session so small groups can pair up and trade stories.