John, 

Voting isn’t just about politics. It’s about your daily life, your community, and your future. Your vote determines policies that impact environmental protection, social services, racial justice, and other important issues.

With new laws, evolving processes, and plenty of misinformation, it’s essential to access reliable information.

Join us during National Voter Education Week from October 6-10, 2025. We’ll be sharing facts and tools you can use to participate fully in our democracy.  

Make a plan to take action every day this week: 

Day 1 – Register to Vote
Sign up to make your voice count.

Day 2 – Get to Know Your Ballot
Learn about the candidates and issues.

Day 3 – Make a Plan to Vote
Decide when and how you’ll cast your ballot.

Day 4 – Understand the Process
Know what to expect when you vote and how votes are counted.

Day 5 – Join us for a virtual Relational Organizing Textbank on October 15!
Help the people you care about get ready to vote too.

Check out NationalVoterEducationWeek.org for more resources!

From one informed voter to another, 

Kenzie Knapp (she/her)
Political & Civic Engagement Coordinator, Washington Conservation Action