Benton Co Dems WA

We encourage all voters to use the county ballot boxes at this point - make your vote count! (since our mail is postmarked in Spokane and might not make the Nov. 5th deadline)

Benton County WA Democrats worked together (E Pluribus Unum) to do the right thing by returning stolen yard signs to their owners. Now let's go forward with common sense, acceptance, civility, unity and joy for a stronger America!

FACT: America does not have an official language.

In WA, you can track your ballot with a few clicks. Go to the portal at voter.votewa.gov and sign in with your first and last name and date of birth, and you can see the status of your ballot. You can also text “VOTE” to 868392 to get text updates on your ballot’s status.

Our state's voting system is convenient, transparent and secure.

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Mary Katherine Gallagher might save democracy

Washington State's voting system is convenient, secure and verified.

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Trump’s Interview Remarks on Economic Policy, Fact-Checked (msn.com)

Updated poll information from this morning. projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/washingt…

The numbers ebb and flow, but Indigenous influence remains entrenched in the politics of Washington state. Native candidates hope to broaden reach in Washington state (msn.com)

Let’s Go Washington, which is bankrolled by hedge fund executive Brian Heywood, has held more than a dozen events at fuel stations to speak out against what it calls the “hidden gas tax.” Washington state's landmark climate law hangs in the balance this election | AP News