It’s Vote O’Clock!

Published October 19, 2026 · Updated October 18, 2026

On Saturday, we proudly brought our joy and creativity. Our pro-democracy values. Our commitment to voting rights. Our belief in “Indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for All.” Thanks to all the dogs, frogs, and Jimothy fans young and old who exercised our First Amendment right to assembly. Check out this video (with sound removed) State Senator Victoria Hunt took of everyone marching down Front Street. Big shout out to our Rallies & Protest team, our crafty artists, musicians, and speakers!

Saturday was a powerful day all over the country. National organizers said with more than 3,000 events across the U.S and world this was the biggest “early vote activation” in U.S. history.

But Vote Early/No Kings is not a one-day event. The more of us who vote early, the harder we make it to undermine our election. So –

Vote Early and get your ballot to the nearest ballot drop box.

Talk to the eligible voters in your sphere. Encourage them to Vote Early! Ask them if they have a plan to vote. Encourage them to vote in every race on their ballot.

For Washingtonians, voting begins as soon as our ballot arrives and ends at 8:00pm on Nov. 3. Use a ballot drop box if possible – especially the week before November 3.

If you or someone you know has not received their ballot by October 21, go to VoteWA.gov to check on the status or print a replacement.

Know someone in WA who is eligible but not yet registered to vote? They can register online by October 26 at VoteWA.gov or in person at a county voting center through 8:00pm on November 3.

Attend one of the GOTV events listed below to help spread the word in these final weeks before Nov 3rd.

Remember, not all of us can do everything, but we can all do one thing!

5th LD Canvassing
& Phonebank Opportunities

Brian Heywood recently sent out a mailer to 5th LD voters highlighting Zach Hall’s yes vote on the Millionaire’s tax. With attack ads like that he must be doing something right, but let’s help Zach cross the finish line strong.

Here are some opportunities to Canvas and Phonebank for Zach, and other local candidates on the ballot this election.

Doorbelling

Sat, Oct 24 and Sat, Oct 31 at 10 AM: Issaquah canvass
Sunny & Co in Gilman Village, 317 NW Gilman Blvd #7

Sun, Oct 25 and Sun, Nov 1 at 1 PM: Maple Valley canvass
Gravity Coffee, 23912 SE Kent Kangley Rd, Maple Valley

Phonebanking

Fri, Oct 30 at 6:30 PM: “Don’t Boo, Vote!” phonebank in Issaquah, hosted by Sen. Victoria Hunt
Email hello@electzachhall.com and get the location.

Sign waving

Mon, Nov 2 at 7 AM in Issaquah
Tue, Nov 3 (Election Day) at 7 AM in Maple Valley and 2 PM in Issaquah
Email hello@electzachhall.com for the spot.