Every campaign is powered by volunteers, people who give their evenings and weekends to knock on doors, make phone calls, and talk with neighbors about why this election matters. Their work is the foundation of this campaign, and we want to ensure they have what they need to succeed.

A contribution of $27 helps cover the basic tools a volunteer relies on, including canvassing materials, data and voter contact resources, and the supplies needed to have meaningful conversations with voters across Northwest Washington.

Data centers require enormous amounts of electricity and water to operate. Without strong guardrails, the costs of building and running these facilities can be passed on to ordinary ratepayers through higher electricity bills and increased strain on local water systems. At the same time, the public infrastructure that supports our communities, including the power grid, roads, bridges, and schools, requires significant investment. Data center development should strengthen these systems, not strain them.

It is official: we are one month from Election Day. That means we have just 31 days to reach every voter in Northwest Washington who cares about the direction of this country.

Each day between now and November 3 is an opportunity to talk with a neighbor, welcome someone new into this campaign, and make sure voters across Island, San Juan, Skagit, Whatcom, and western Snohomish counties understand what is at stake.