INFORMATION AND TOOLS
Click here to visit our own Representatives
page to learn more about Democrats representing us right here in the 35th
Legislative District.
|
"One of the penalties for refusing to
participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your
inferiors." - Plato
|
Voting
Click here for
maps to precincts in the 35th LD.
Click on the links below for each county's online precinct lookup:
Grays Harbor County
Kitsap County
Mason County
Thurston County
Click here for Personalized Voter Information for you. Access the Department
of State's online address change form, candidate statements and photos for the
upcoming election and maps to the nearest ballot drop box location or voter
service center in your county.
Click here
to Register to Vote.
State Government
LawForWA.org - The mission of the lawforwa website is to give the people
of Washington easy access to information on the law, the courts, the
government, and civic rights and responsibilities.
Nancy Amidei, Director of the
Civic Engagement Project, has prepared a guide to the 2005 Legislative
Session. It includes the legislative session calendar, a guide to advocacy
groups on major issues, and similar useful information.
 Click here
to download this guide, from the Washington 34th Legislative District Democrats.
Today in the Washington State Legislature.
Click here to find hearing agendas, find a
legislator or find a bill.
Want to find out how your representatives in state government voted?
Click here for voting records on Washington Votes. Also read plain English descriptions of bills
and lots more.
Ready to get involved in Washington State's legislative process?
Click here for Washington State's "Participating in the Process" web page.
Click here for an "Overview of the Legislative Process."
TVW - unedited television coverage of state government deliberations
and public policy events. Programming can be accessed on cable networks
throughout Washington State.
Click here for the TVW web site, to view their video archive.
Who's financing that political campaign? Money in state politics plays a
pivotal role in shaping public policy.
Click here for the nonpartisan Institute on Money in State Politics.
Federal Government
Sign Up for MegaVote and track your senators' and
representative's votes by e-mail.
Click here to sign up for this free service.
|
What well-known company in the
Pacific Northwest is a contributor to the Republican Party, instead
of the Democrats? Surprise, it's Amazon.com. But, Costco and
Powell's Books are another story; they both contribute to Democrats.
Is your money going to support Republican candidates? Find out at: |
Other Resources
Write a Letter to the Editor of your local newspaper. Make your views
known.
Click here for links to a variety of media
outlets in Washington.
Click here for Project Vote Smart,
a citizen's organization which has developed a Voter's Self-Defense System to
provide you with the necessary tools to self-govern effectively: abundant,
accurate, unbiased and relevant information.
Click here for information about how to subscribe to "Out of the Blue,"
the Washington State Democrats podcast. It's free. A podcast is a
series of audio files that you can subscribe to. When you subscribe to a
podcast, you will download the latest audio file. You can then download new
audio files as soon as they are available. It’s like a radio show whose
episodes or segments are automatically downloaded to your computer or any
MP3 player.
Click here to read or download the Washington State Precinct Committee
Officer Handbook, from the web site of "Democracy for Washington."
|
To
purchase 18” x 27” copies of this poster, contact Bertha McDaniel at the
State Party office, (206) 583-0664 or
Email Bertha
minimum order of 5 posters |
And finally, we offer a humorous repast to those of you who made it all the
way to the bottom of this page. Click here for the web site
Dubyaspeak.com. "We record the damage."
| 
