It was great to see the level of participation this recent legislative session!  So many of you got involved and called, wrote letters and emails and got your friends and family to do the same!

Because of that, we were able to turn the tide of anti-gun legislation into a trickle.

The infographic below demonstrates just how important EVERY vote will be this November at the state level (and local).

PLEASE register to vote if you have not yet.  If you are registered:  PLEASE VOTE!!!  And please make sure your friends and family are registered and get to the polls (unless they are anti-gunners )

I know November seems like a long ways away, but I wanted to start beating the drum early.  I fully believe us law-abiding Washington firearms owners can make a big difference in many of the "purple" legislative districts around the state.

EVERY VOTE WILL MATTER!!!

Thank you.

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Everyone I know votes, if they don’t they hear about it. I tell the naysayers that’s fine but you can’t bitch if you don’t vote.

The Democratic Congress lady from my district in whatcom county won by less than 1%.  She has yet to reply to any email I've sent.  Hope voters turn out this fall to promote her defeat.

Even if we’ll likely loose statewide, by how much makes a big difference, and the local representatives and state senators are hugely important.  It’s easy to focus on the federal tickets, but down ballot is at least as important.  A good local government can make a world of difference, as can sending good people to Olympia.

I don't know anyone who doesn't vote. We need to get the Voter ID act passed and get rid of this vote by mail system in WA. It just screams voter fraud.

^^^THIS 100 PERCENT!!!

I love voting by mail!
I setup my ballot and laptop and have the time to really look into each candidate and measure. If I had to haul my ass down to somewhere to stand in line with the mouth breathing masses I'd be pissed.

I don't mind the take home ballot, I like doing a lot of research too, but I just wish someone checked my ID and voter registration when I handed it in...