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Upcoming meetings

Recurring club lunches, ballot deadlines, and Election Day. Confirm club times before you go — rooms and speakers change.

Sep19

Moms for Liberty King County — Back to School chapter meeting

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.

Oct05

Chelan-Douglas Republican Women — monthly lunch

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.

Oct06

Republican Women of Whatcom County — monthly lunch

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.

Oct08

Snohomish County Republican Women — monthly lunch

Thu, Oct 8

Shawn O'Donnell's, 122 128th St SE, Everett. Doors 10:30, meeting 11:00. Lunch about $20.

Second-Thursday lunch in Everett. RSVP to the membership chair. Speakers, cash drawing, visitors welcome.

Oct08

Cascade Republican Women — monthly lunch

Thu, Oct 8

Redmond Family Pancake House, 17621 Redmond Way, noon–2:00 PM

Eastside lunch club. Second Thursday, no meetings in July or August.

Oct13

Thurston County Republican Women — monthly lunch

Tue, Oct 13

Mercato Ristorante, 111 Market St NE, Olympia, 11:30 AM

No-host lunch near the Capitol. Legislators and candidates often speak.

Oct15

Evergreen Republican Women — evening meeting

Thu, Oct 15

Shawn O'Donnell's Irish Pub, downstairs banquet room. Social 6:00, dinner 6:30, meeting 7:00.

Third-Thursday evening club in Everett. Dinner is optional but helps cover the room. A strong first visit if you work during the day.

Oct16

WFRW Fall Board of Directors

Fri–Sat, Oct 16–17

Lynnwood — register at wfrw.org. All members invited.

Statewide board meeting: workshops, leadership training, and a keynote dinner. Ballots also mail this day — take the vote playbook. Next after this: Spring BOD April 23–24, 2027 in Yakima.

Oct16

Ballots mailed — 18-day voting period begins

Fri, Oct 16

Your mailbox · drop boxes open 24/7

County elections mail every registered voter's ballot. Official drop boxes open. If yours is not there by October 20, call the county. Sign it. Drop it. Then text your five.

Oct26

Last day to register or update online

Mon, Oct 26

vote.wa.gov — then in person through Election Day

Online and mail registration must be in by this date. After that, register or update in person at a voting center through 8 p.m. on November 3.

Nov03

Election Day — drop boxes close 8 p.m.

Tue, Nov 3

Official drop box or voting center · 8 p.m.

Last day. Deposit the ballot in an official drop box by 8 p.m. Mail must be postmarked today — don't. Call anyone on your list who has not dropped yet.