Native Vote Washington was started in 2008 by a Native-led collaborative working to increase the political empowerment, education, and engagement of Native Peoples in Washington state. As of 2025, Native Vote Washington is a program of Washington Conservation Action.
Native people have great political power in local, state, and national elections, and we partner to support Native voters. We provide tools and education to help Native people exercise their right to vote. We aim to increase Native voter turnout by sharing knowledge regarding candidates, political issues, combating voter suppression, and more.
Date: Thursday, January 29
Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: Meet at Courtyard by Marriott Olympia (2301 Henderson Park Ln SE, Olympia, WA 98501) and travel together to Washington State Capitol, Olympia
Join us to ensure that Tribal sovereignty and Indigenous rights remain a top priority for our elected officials. Come connect with other Indigenous activists! Registration is open through January 15 at 11:59 p.m.
Your voice matters. With elections sometimes decided by hundreds of votes, Native voters can make a difference. We have seen this in state senate races and during the election of Senator Maria Cantwell.
Be part of getting out the Native vote.
We know that Native people have great political power in local, state, and national elections. Pledge to vote and we will send you an email and text reminder when it is time to turn your ballot in for the November General Election.
You will receive your ballot 18 days before the election (October 17). Vote by election day and make sure your voice is counted. Contact your country elections office if you run into issues or need support.
Native Vote Washington works to increase the political empowerment, education, and engagement of Native peoples in Washington state. Join us!