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Call to Action 9-15-2019
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Municipal Elections
Thurston County Elections results webpage Municipal elections for Olympia Mayor and City Council, Lacey City Council, and Tumwater City Council are scheduled this year. We composed a letter to the candidates participating in the August primary election, to solicit their views on a series of issues that we considered to be areas of concern to our membership. See what the candidates have to say by visiting our OI Municipal elections webpage. |
Olympia Indivisible Endorses Helen Wheatley for Olympia Port CommissionerOn July 1st, Olympia Indivisible’s members voted overwhelmingly to endorse Dr. Helen Wheatley, who is running for the office of Olympia Port Commissioner, District 1.
Olympia Indivisible believes Helen Wheatley has the experience and vision to transform the Port for the challenges of climate change, to divest it of unprofitable services and better utilize its real estate holdings to increase revenue for the Port. More... |
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Unlocking the Power and Pleasure of Canvassing This past Saturday, I canvassed for Helen Wheatley in northwest Olympia. I visited 43 households, conversed with half a dozen voters, and left fliers at every home. It was a pleasure. Now, to be perfectly honest, “pleasure” is NOT a word I would have paired up with “canvassing” when I first started walking neighborhoods on behalf of local candidates a couple of years ago. When I first canvassed, I was really, really intimidated (petrified, actually) by the prospect of ringing the doorbells of folks I did not know. All I could envision was Disaster: |
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