Doorbell Day With Carol Gregory & the Washington Conservation Voters

Join Washington Conservation Voters and Carol Gregory in South King County by doorbelling on Saturday, August 29th. The work that our Evergreen volunteers have accomplished leading up to the primary has been inspiring: 2,458 phone conversations, 1,684 doors knocked, and 107 volunteers. But our work is not done.
This is a critical race in a swing district where every vote counts. Each conversation with a voter can make or break this race. Join the Evergreen Movement and help other WCV members retain the best political voice for the environment in the 30th LD. Don’t miss this opportunity to stand up against Big Oil in your community. For more information or to sign up for this event, please click here.

What: Doorbelling for Carol Gregory
Where: 3305 13th Pl. S, Federal Way, 98003
When: Saturday, August 29, 10:00am – 2:00pm

TOGETHER
We Can Build An America That Works For All Of Us

Our ideals of freedom and justice are crumbling under the weight of powerful interests with their own self-serving objectives and a “you’re on your own” mentality for the rest of us. These interests threaten our families, our communities and our values.

But it doesn’t have to be this way.

We can work together in the 26th Legislative District to:

BUILD a strong economy from the middle class out (not “trickle-down”), where middle class families with money in their pockets create a stronger America.

STAND UP for strong communities. Every family has a right to clean air and drinking water, good food, health, and a safe place to call home.

RESPECT the inherent dignity and equality of every human being regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, religion, income, or sexual orientation.

INVEST in strong public schools to open the doors to decent jobs, a secure retirement, and ladders of opportunity for all our children to succeed.

PROTECT our children, seniors, and veterans. Make sure they are defended and supported, not left to fend for themselves.

26th Legislative Democrats