Your Vote is your Voice!

Have you turned in your ballot yet? Of course you have, you smart voter, you. But recent data shows that fewer than 15% of registered voters in LDs 5 and 41 have turned in their ballots, and fewer than 18% in LD 12. With so much at stake this year, we can’t leave this one to chance.
So, if you haven’t voted yet, here’s your reminder to drop those ballots off ASAP. Drop boxes are the fastest and the most secure way to get your vote in on time, plus they don’t require a stamp! All drop boxes are available 24 hours a day until 8 P.M. on Tuesday.
Here is a list of all King County drop box locations. Drop boxes close at 8pm sharp! If you must mail in your ballot, it needs to be postmarked no later than Tuesday to count!
Here are the resources we posted last week to help you make your choices.
Washington State Supreme Court Races
- The League of Women Voters interviews with the candidates
- The Washington State Supreme Court Elections Visualizer a map to understand these races and their major endorsements.
US Congress/State Legislature/County Races
- Local Voters’ Pamphlet online
- Progressive Voter’s Guide
- The Stranger Endorsements
- 5th LD Democrats Endorsements
- 41st LD Democrats Endorsements
Already Voted? Great! Attend Zach Hall’s Get out the Vote sign waving on Tuesday, August 4th from 7- 9 AM in Maple Valley at the intersection of SR 169 & Kent Kangley.

Indivisible Matching Funds in August
If you have more treasure than time, this is the time to donate to Indivisible WA8! Your gift will be matched dollar-for-dollar through the month of August.
This month, Indivisible National is matching donations made to local chapters like Indivisible WA8. While we run on volunteer energy, some things do cost money like the space for our monthly community meetings, operating our website, and organizing other events, rallies, and protests.
Thank you in advance for your generous donation!

Monthly Community Meeting
Saturday, August 8th
10 AM- 12 PM
Issaquah Senior Center 75 NE Creek Way, Issaquah
Bring your friends, family, and neighbors and come join us in person to share news, resources, strategies, and upcoming events in the fight against authoritarianism.
Primary election results, the Millionaire’s tax, and more will be on our agenda!
NOTE: Front St. will be closed to vehicular traffic that day so plan your route to the Senior Center accordingly. Want a reminder? Registration link here.

Issaquah City Services Survey
Issaquah Residents! The city of Issaquah is asking residents to complete a community survey to assess how well the city’s services meet residents’ needs. The survey includes questions about accessibility for city services, including police, recreation programs, parks and trails, streets and sidewalks, and more.
The survey is available in multiple languages, and residents have until August 14th to submit responses. Please share with your friends, family and others you know who live in Issaquah!



