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He may be in office for 1078 days more.

Truth is our compass. We believe facts matter, that integrity guides action, and transparency fosters trust. Without truth, progress stalls; with it, clarity and accountability thrive.

State Committee – The 2026 State Convention Delegate Self-Nomination Form is HERE!

Follow the progress of 2026 Bills of Interest in this linked chart.

Transcript of Jack Smith’s testimony to the Judiciary Committee

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Looking for Sign Ideas? Check out our collection of memes.

Antifascist Book Club Reading List: How to Be Antifa

Red, Wine, and Blue – 160 Ways to Change the World Guide

Choose Democracy invites everyone to observe a minute of silence each Wednesday at 12:53 AM(local time) in a Minute for US. This was the time when the Capitol was breached on January 6. It’s a weekly moment of silence to honor those suffering under this administration and the destruction it’s causing.

House Resolution 353 – Impeaching Donald John Trump, President of the United
States, for high crimes and misdemeanors.

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This February is the 100th anniversary of the start of Black History Month – let’s use it to educate ourselves! Reimagined News is once again putting out daily emails featuring moments, people and movements that are too often ignored – let’s read their entry on community defense against fugitive slave lawsand subscribe for more here 

The House has passed the government funding bill and the continuing resolution for Homeland Security appropriations and sent it to Trump’s desk, ending the partial shutdown. We now have nine days to force meaningful change on Trump’s secret police.

It will be a challenge. Designing limits the Trump regime will actually be bound by is a legislative nightmare, and as Pablo Manríquez has emphasized ICE has a $75 billion slush fund to work off regardless thanks to the MAGA murder budget. But there have been some heartening signs of spine, with multiple Democratic senators suggesting they won’t support another stopgap.

☎️ Let’s keep up the pressure – we can find call scripts here focused on taking on the slush fund and send this email with a full list of demands by texting SIGN PMMWLV to 50409, and join Common Cause in phonebanking into key states TOMORROW from 5:30-7:30PM ET. ☎️

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COMMUNITY ARTS ORGANIZATIONS:
 Why They Matter to All of Us
Thursday February 26 | Noon

Arts organizations are fundamental to the vitality of communities. These groups contribute immensely by fostering social cohesion, supporting economic development, and improving a community’s overall well-being.

Through their activities and programs, arts organizations bring people together, encourage stronger social connections, and help cultivate a sense of shared identity among residents. Despite their many contributions, arts organizations are currently facing substantial financial challenges.

To examine these issues, the February Badger Club Forum will examine the status and challenges of funding the arts in the Tri-Cities. The event will feature a panel of representatives from various segments of the community, including those involved in community development and members from arts organizations. 

If you are with us in person at the Richland Library or online, we’ll be happy to see you. Please visit our website to register.

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This is just a reminder that the Washington State organization of the League of Women Voters has some excellent resources on becoming involved in your democracy.

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Local Meetings

Benton County

Meetings are the 4th Thursday of every month

  • 6:30 pm – Benton County Democratic Central Committee
    Meetings held in-person at various locations and on Zoom. Subscribe to Benton County Democrats to get on the email list for meeting links.

8th LD Meetings

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Franklin County Democrats

Meetings every 3rd Thursday of the month at various locations. Subscribe to :::::: to get on the email list.

  • Social time 5:30
  • Business Meeting 6:00

Tri-Cities Young Democrats

Currently no meetings are being scheduled

Location changes so please check their Facebook Page for details

Tri-City Democrats Potluck

Meetings are every 2nd Friday of each month, 6 pm – 8 pm

Meetings held in-person and on Zoom. Subscribe to Benton County Democrats to get on the email list for meeting links.

Please check the Facebook Page for details.

Register to Vote Online

www.myvote.wa.gov
New voters may register online or by mail no later than the Monday four weeks before Election Day, or in person until the Monday one week before Election Day. For the General Election, ballots will be mailed October 14th. Have questions? 1-800-448-4881