“Bad officials are elected by good citizens who do not vote.”
- George Jean Nathan, writer (1882-1958)
- George Jean Nathan, writer (1882-1958)
That’s why Indivisible's priorities leading up to the November 2020 elections will be voter registration and a robust, coordinated GOTV (Get Out the Vote) program. Plentiful and enthusiastic volunteers will be the key to success!
Be a part of the change you want to see in our government and our representatives! Pitch in to help with voter registration and/or local GOTV.
Let us know you’re interested, and we’ll find a good niche for your willingness and talents!
Be a part of the change you want to see in our government and our representatives! Pitch in to help with voter registration and/or local GOTV.
Let us know you’re interested, and we’ll find a good niche for your willingness and talents!
ICG Endorsements - May Elections
By membership vote, ICG has chosen to endorse the following:
By membership vote, ICG has chosen to endorse the following:
- Arthur Babitz (County Commission District 2 - see map; see better detail)
- Carrie Rasmussen (District Attorney),
- HR County Public Safety Measure (ballot measure 14-69; explained well here)
Oregon Election & Voting Info |
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Hood River County Elections |
BE A VOTER. HERE'S HOW:
1. Go to oregonvotes.org to check your registration, make updates or register to vote. Remember to update your registration if you’ve moved recently. Register by April 28, 2020 to vote in the May Primary.
2. Check out Vote411.org to see what’s on your ballot. Compare candidates and learn about the issues. Be an informed voter!
3. Ballot postage is now paid in Oregon. Drop your ballot in the mail or find your ballot dropboxes at oregonvotes.org (in Hood River, it's at the County building at 611 State Street). Make a plan to vote!
1. Go to oregonvotes.org to check your registration, make updates or register to vote. Remember to update your registration if you’ve moved recently. Register by April 28, 2020 to vote in the May Primary.
2. Check out Vote411.org to see what’s on your ballot. Compare candidates and learn about the issues. Be an informed voter!
3. Ballot postage is now paid in Oregon. Drop your ballot in the mail or find your ballot dropboxes at oregonvotes.org (in Hood River, it's at the County building at 611 State Street). Make a plan to vote!
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