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Voting and Civil Rights Resources
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Get Out the Vote Resources from Indivisible Vashon — Team up to Get Out the Vote • Help Elect Your Favorite Candidates • Indivisible Chapters’ Candidate Endorsements, and many more resources.
- Washington Indivisible Network (WIN) unites leaders from Indivisible groups across the state to strengthen progressive action. Leaders connect, strategize, and collaborate on statewide goals during monthly WIN Zoom calls.
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The 10 Steps to Autocracy & Authoritarianism — Stacey Abrams. Defeating authoritarianism isn't a cinematic moment — it's thousands of individual, community and institutional actions. Pick the steps you're ready to take: Commit • Share • Organize • Mobilize • Litigate • Disrupt • Deny • Engage • Elect • Demand
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Election Truth Alliance — A coalition of citizens, and experts united
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Future Voter Program for 16- and 17-year-olds — In Washington state, 16- and 17-year-olds can sign up as Future Voters and be automatically registered to vote when they become eligible. A voter who turns 18 between the August Primary and the November General Election can vote in the Primary. (RCW 29A.08.170)
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Fortify! Washington — Amplifying causes at the city council level to engender a habit of local organizing that makes our cities stronger voices for the values we want to see at the local, state, and national level, without reinventing the wheel.