Wed. Oct 16th 5:00 PM on WWU Campus
(Room & further details TBA soon!)
Screening of Majority Rules, followed by discussion/Q&A
Majority Rules is a feature-length, riveting film about Alaska's adoption of Rank Choice Voting!
This is a collaboration with Political Science Dept, the Munro Institute, FairVoteWA, the Office of Civic Engagement, Washington Bus (a little bit), and yours truly! (Well, I was the cross-pollinator! 😊 🐝 )
Free and open to all WWU and AND the public!
Hopefully, the event will also include SNACKS at the beginning for folks rushing there from work or class! 🎉
Getting to Know Charter Review presentation at Belligham Rotary Club Meeting - Sept. 23rd
This is a Rotary Club members' lunch meeting, and guests are welcome, but must phone in advance to arrange attendence.
Due to their lunch constraints, it is not a wide open and free to the public presentation.
What is the Whatcom County Charter? Learn about the once-in-a-decade review process. Nearly 50 candidates are running for the 15-member commission
~Cascadia Daily News, Sept. 10, 2024
🔥Tip: Most people are completely unaware that this will be on their ballot! 🗳️
We have so much educating to do in order to help folks understand how we elect this body of review commissioners, and what this one-year commission will do!
And, it's not just new voting residents who need a refresher! Nearly every long-time resident we've spoken with is pretty darn fuzzy on what this Review Commission is, how our charter review works, and all the details! It's been ten years since the last one, so that's not surprising!
Folks should note that there are 8 Charter Review candidates for District 2 and we will NOT have party affiliations next to our names on voters' ballots.
Maya would be delighted to come and give a presentation, swing by a house party, gallery opening, union meeting, concert, drag show or other community event to quickly give folks a rundown of what this commission is and does, answer questions, and collaborate!