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Over and over again I have heard voters ask why they should bother turning in their ballot. They think their vote doesn’t count. They don’t believe every vote matters. Below are some modern-day examples from our area of why your vote does matter. Why every vote counts. Why you should always turn in your ballot.

Dear Voter, Off-year elections (e.g. odd numbered years) are often ignored by voters. These ballots are filled with mostly non-partisan positions, which makes it more difficult to know how to vote. These races, however, are important and the experience gained by candidates and elected officials filling these positions often leads to higher office. The people

There are three primary ways you can play a role in the redistricting process now that the draft maps have been submitted. LEAVE A COMMENT FOR THE COMMISSIONERS: You can leave a comment for the commissioners by emailing them at comment@redistricting.wa.gov. All emails sent to that address are forwarded directly to both the Commissioners and

The information below is provided as a resource for those who wish to learn more about validity of vaccine mandates which are being proposed by the Kitsap Public Health Board and some of the arguments against them. Many of these points apply to other counties or states. The authors have done their best to only