 It’s official! We are once again taking it to the streets here and across the country to make our voices heard. We’ll rally for No Kings while urging everyone to vote early.
Mark your calendar, tell your friends, and plan to be there. Saturday, October 17, 11 am Coupeville: At the corner of Highway 20 and Main Street More details are coming, but make a plan now to join people across the country on this important day. But before that, plenty else is going on! Singing For Fair Elections Join Singing Resistance, Hands Off Our Vote for a community protest and sing-along. This event is in solidarity with nationwide Singing Resistance election defense actions. Sunday, September 27, 4- 6 pm Langley United Methodist Church This event is free and family-friendly! Donations to the Neighbor to Neighbor Immigrant Fund. Let’s raise our voices together! Membership Meeting and Endorsement Vote At our upcoming membership meeting, we will vote on endorsements for four offices: One Supreme Court seat and one County Council seat, where the candidates we endorsed in the primary did not advance, plus County Prosecutor and County Auditor. We will also vote on the statewide ballot initiatives. (Here is a reminder of who we already voted to endorse.) Our research team is busy interviewing candidates and will share what they learn along with recommendations. Then it will be up to the membership to vote. Indivisible Whidbey Membership Meeting Sunday, October 4, 1 pm Oak Harbor Senior Center Sign up here. We will also have a special guest - Christie Stein from Skagit Indivisible, who will lead us through ways to have productive dialogue with – and maybe even influence – people who have voted in ways that may be hard for us to understand. No Hate In Washington Another opportunity to learn more about Washington State ballot initiatives 001 and 638. The group No Hate in Washington will explain why they oppose these two initiatives. Thursday, October 8, 6:30 pm Nordic Hall, Coupeville League of Women Voters of Whidbey Island is sponsoring this presentation. More information here. Candidate Forums Another opportunity to learn more about the candidates running for office on Whidbey Island. General election candidate forums: Thursday, October 15 and Thursday, October 22, 6 pm (Zoom) Sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Whidbey Island. Zoom links will be shared before the event and recordings will be available after. Postcarding, Signwaving, Door Knocking, Oh My! Lots of ways to get involved. Postcarding
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Door Knocking Make a difference in Washington’s swing district. Lace up your sneakers and spend a day door knocking in Centralia this October. This is a great activity to do with a group of friends. Learn more here. Neighbor To Neighbor Our local community socials focus on connection with folks in your own area. Come by and meet some people! For the next six weeks, we are focusing on ways to help as many people as possible vote, and vote for candidates who will work to protect our democracy and civil rights. Coupeville 4th Tuesday of each month Coupeville Public Library Tuesday, September 22, 6 pm- 7:30 pm Sign up here Oak Harbor First Wednesday of each month Oak Harbor Library Wednesday, October 7, 6 pm- 7:30 pm Sign up here South End Third Thursday of each month Langley United Methodist, Fireside Room Thursday, October 15, 6 pm - 7:30 pm Sign up here Lots going on and many opportunities to use our voices and our strength to make a difference and shape a brighter future. Let’s do it together! In Solidarity, Indivisible Whidbey Steering Committee P.S. Drop by and see us at DjangoFest NW: Saturday, September 19th. Indivisible Whidbey will be hosting a table in Langley on First Street at the Boy and the Dog Park from 11 am- 6 pm, encouraging people to vote.
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