September 21, 2023
Washington State's General Election is November 7th. Ballots drop October 20th.
As Americans, we are allowed the unique opportunity to influence our laws. It is how we interact with one another to affect our community, state and country. Voting is a right given us as citizens and we should honor it.
Let us be good stewards of our vote. Let us vote for those candidates who will uphold our liberty, respect our Constitution and implement policies that will make our country better.
The races are primarily local and are very important as they affect our communities and our daily lives.
Positions include mayor, city council members, commissioners, school board directors and other municipal offices. Vet your candidates carefully and seek recommendations from others including your County Republican Party.
To see all the races and candidates visit the Secretary of State's candidate page
Here are some ways you can get involved
>Sign waving
>Phone calling
>Text messaging
>Yard Signs
>Letters to the editor
>Attend rallies and candidate events
>Host a neighborhood meeting to introduce candidates
>Attend city council meetings
>Attend school board meetings
>Use social media to support your candidates
>Register people to vote
>Offer to pick-up ballots for family, friends or others who can't get out.
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Washington State's General Election is November 7th. Ballots drop October 20th.
As Americans, we are allowed the unique opportunity to influence our laws. It is how we interact with one another to affect our community, state and country. Voting is a right given us as citizens and we should honor it.
Let us be good stewards of our vote. Let us vote for those candidates who will uphold our liberty, respect our Constitution and implement policies that will make our country better.
The races are primarily local and are very important as they affect our communities and our daily lives.
Positions include mayor, city council members, commissioners, school board directors and other municipal offices. Vet your candidates carefully and seek recommendations from others including your County Republican Party.
To see all the races and candidates visit the Secretary of State's candidate page
Here are some ways you can get involved
>Sign waving
>Phone calling
>Text messaging
>Yard Signs
>Letters to the editor
>Attend rallies and candidate events
>Host a neighborhood meeting to introduce candidates
>Attend city council meetings
>Attend school board meetings
>Use social media to support your candidates
>Register people to vote
>Offer to pick-up ballots for family, friends or others who can't get out.
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Initiatives 2023
Learn more about them and where to get or sign at Let's Go Washington 325,000 signatures are needed by December 29, 2023 Public Safety I-2113 Reasonable Police Pursuit Cost of Living I-2117 The Hidden Gas Tax I-2124 State Run Long Term Care I-2109 Repeal the Capital Gains Tax I-2111 No State Income Tax Parental Rights I-2081 Parental Notification |
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) has new initiative "Bank Your Vote".
The Bank Your Vote initiative encourages GOP voters (like YOU!) to get your vote in and make absolutely sure that your voice is heard in the critical 2024 elections. Click here to learn more: Bank Your Vote
If you would like to track U.S. Congressional legislation visit GovTrack
National Federation of Republican Women Legislative Priorities
At the NFRW 2023 Spring Board of Directors Meeting, four resolutions were adopted:
KEEP 9 - Please ask your Representatives & Senators to sign on as a co-sponsors of the #Keep9 Amendment
(co-sponsors should contact Sydney Powers with Rep Johnson: Sydney.Powers@mail.house.gov) or
(co-sponsors should contact Chris Jaarda with Sen Cruz: Chris_Jaarda@cruz.senate.gov)
PARENTAL RIGHTS - Protecting parental rights is a key legislative priority for the NFRW, and members are urged to call your U.S. Representative and ask him or her to sign on as an original sponsor of the Parental Rights Amendment. Just call the Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121, ask to be connected to your Representative, and tell the staffer why you support the Parental Rights Amendment, and that they can find more information by talking with Annie Clark in Representative Debbie Lesko's office.
Lower Energy Costs - H.R. 1
The Bank Your Vote initiative encourages GOP voters (like YOU!) to get your vote in and make absolutely sure that your voice is heard in the critical 2024 elections. Click here to learn more: Bank Your Vote
If you would like to track U.S. Congressional legislation visit GovTrack
National Federation of Republican Women Legislative Priorities
At the NFRW 2023 Spring Board of Directors Meeting, four resolutions were adopted:
- Supporting the Keep Nine Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
- Supporting the Parental Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
- Supporting the Stop Taxpayer Funding of Traffickers Act
- Oppose Ranked-Choice Voting
KEEP 9 - Please ask your Representatives & Senators to sign on as a co-sponsors of the #Keep9 Amendment
(co-sponsors should contact Sydney Powers with Rep Johnson: Sydney.Powers@mail.house.gov) or
(co-sponsors should contact Chris Jaarda with Sen Cruz: Chris_Jaarda@cruz.senate.gov)
PARENTAL RIGHTS - Protecting parental rights is a key legislative priority for the NFRW, and members are urged to call your U.S. Representative and ask him or her to sign on as an original sponsor of the Parental Rights Amendment. Just call the Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121, ask to be connected to your Representative, and tell the staffer why you support the Parental Rights Amendment, and that they can find more information by talking with Annie Clark in Representative Debbie Lesko's office.
Lower Energy Costs - H.R. 1
- Increasing domestic energy production
- Reforming the permitting process for all industries
- Reversing anti-energy policies advanced by the Biden Administration
- Streamlining energy infrastructure and exports
- Boosting the production and processing of critical minerals
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