Washington · November 3, 2026
This state votes by mail. The election is decided by who actually drops the envelope. Check your registration, then turn out five more.
Nov 3
Until drop boxes close at 8 p.m. on Election Day. After that, it is over.
Oct 16
Ballots mailed to every registered voter. No request. If yours is missing, call the county.
Five people
The job after you vote. Name them, text them, make sure they drop it.
The roll
5,117,660 registered. No party on the form. 1,530,923 voted Trump in 2024. Only 786,445 showed up for the GOP primary.
~745,000 people voted Republican for president and skipped the primary. They are not on a list. They are neighbors.
The numbersIllegal immigration
About 375,000 illegal immigrants in Washington — 4.7% of the state. No official count. Up from 250,000 in 2015.
Pew, 2023. CIS had 372,000 in late 2024. Nationally the number fell in 2025–26. There is still no new Washington-only 2026 figure.
The estimatesTurnout
1
Look yourself up on VoteWA. Sign the envelope the same way you registered. Drop it in an official box — don't mail it the last week.
2
Spouse, sister, neighbor, church friend, the guy who 'always votes.' Text the script. Ask if it is in the box.
3
Everett lunch, Redmond pancakes, Spokane chapter. Clubs are how you multiply. Assign streets. Don't leave it as a Facebook post.
Seattle on X
Turn Seattle Red
@TurnSeattleRed
Stop Seattle Dems 2026. Jail chaplain. Local MAGA organizing inside the city.
Brandi Kruse
@BrandiKruse
Reporter and commentator. Host of unDivided. Covers Seattle and Olympia without the newsroom script.
Sarah Fields
@SarahisCensored
Republican precinct chair. Army veteran. FOIA, parent advocate, investigative journalism.
We Heart Seattle
@weheartseattle
Boots-on-the-ground cleanups. Helping people off the streets into treatment and recovery.
Jason Rantz
@jasonrantz
Host of the Jason Rantz Show on Seattle Red 770, 3–7 p.m. Fox News regular. Author of What's Killing America.
Jonathan Choe
@choeshow
Street reporter. Discovery Institute senior journalism fellow. Films what Seattle leadership would rather you not see.
In a blue state
Republican women's clubs, Conservative Ladies, Moms for Liberty, Turning Point — they already meet. The missing piece is turnout. Bring the vote playbook to the next lunch.
Start here
Statewide
The America First sisterhood that started in Washington in 2019. CLW encourages, empowers, and equips women to defend parental rights, the Constitution, the unborn, and the Second Amendment. The Facebook community grew to thousands of Washington women; the paid membership drives bill alerts, testimony, and candidate support. Not a PAC.
Member events and legislative action alerts year-round
Statewide
The statewide umbrella for Republican women's clubs, affiliated with the National Federation of Republican Women since 1945. About 26 clubs and more than 1,000 primary members, plus a virtual club. Next Fall BOD is October 16–17, 2026 in Lynnwood.
Spring and Fall Board of Directors meetings; local clubs monthly
Everett · Snohomish County
Chartered in 1988. Evening club for Republican women in Everett and south Snohomish County. Supports the Pregnancy Resource Center of Snohomish County and the USO. Men may join as associates. A natural first stop if you live near Everett, Lake Stevens, or Mill Creek.
Third Thursday of the month. Social 6:00 PM, dinner 6:30, meeting 7:00–8:30
Everett · Snohomish County
Daytime lunch club in Everett. Collects for an adopted troop, Fisher House, Esther's House (homeless mothers and children), and Concerns of Police Survivors. Guest speakers from campaigns and local government. Visitors and men are welcome.
Second Thursday of the month, 11:00 AM (doors 10:30). Buffet lunch about $20
Redmond · King County
Eastside lunch club covering King County districts around Redmond, Snoqualmie, and North Bend. Speakers, candidate volunteer work, care packages for service members, and a focus on public-school curriculum and civic education.
Second Thursday, noon–2:00 PM. No meetings in July or August
Bellingham · Whatcom County
Motto: Strong Women, Strong Values. Home club of Eileen Sobjack, former WFRW president and Immediate Past President of the National Federation of Republican Women. NFRW membership-challenge honoree.
First Tuesday of the month, 11:30 AM–1:00 PM
Names to know
Founder, Conservative Ladies of Washington
Seattle area · King
Seattle-area wife and mother who started a Facebook group in 2019 after being kicked out of neighborhood pages for conservative opinions. That group became Conservative Ladies of Washington, then Conservative Ladies of America. America First: parental rights, education, life, the First Amendment, and the Second Amendment. After a 2021 fight with Washington's youth-shelter laws involving her daughter, she turned CLW into a legislative action shop.
GrassrootsPresident, Washington Federation of Republican Women
Leavenworth / statewide · Chelan
2025–2026 WFRW president. Came up through Chelan-Douglas Republican Women as secretary, treasurer, vice president, then president. Describes involvement as a Christian duty to resist the progressive agenda. Also a member of the Virtual Club. Represents Washington at NFRW.
FederationImmediate Past President, National Federation of Republican Women
Whatcom County · Whatcom
Washington woman who rose from the Republican Women of Whatcom County to WFRW president and then to the top of NFRW — the largest women's political organization in the country. Still listed as Immediate Past President of NFRW. Proof that Washington MAGA and Republican women punch above the state's blue reputation.
FederationState Senator, 15th District · Republican Deputy Floor Leader
Pasco · Franklin
First-generation Latina. Pasco High School, MBA, former Pasco City Council, former president of the Tri-Cities Hispanic Chamber. Elected to the Senate in 2022. Named by Moms for Liberty Washington as an allied state official. Two daughters, three grandchildren. Running in 2026.
In officeOn the calendar
Sat, Sep 19
See King County M4L chapter page for venue
King County chapter back-to-school meeting. School-board watch assignments and parental-rights updates for Seattle and Eastside districts.
Mon, Oct 5
Henry's Place, 120 Cottage, Cashmere. Lunch free, $10 meeting fee. RSVP required.
First-Monday lunch with a speaker. Visitors welcome. Email the club to RSVP.
Tue, Oct 6
Bellingham Golf and Country Club, 11:30 AM–1:00 PM
Strong Women, Strong Values. First Tuesday lunch. Check therwwc.com for the speaker.