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Become a member
Basic memberships are available to any Democrat who lives in Walla Walla County.
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Volunteer
There are many ways to volunteer with the Walla Walla County Democrats. You can staff our downtown office, write letters to the editor, host a candidate meet-and-greet, put a sign in your yard, and more.
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Platform
This platform represents the issues that Walla Walla County Democrats believe are most important and our ideas for addressing these issues.
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Explore our committees
The daily work of the Walla Walla Democrats is conducted by seven committees staffed by volunteers.
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Central Committee Meetings
Meetings of the Walla Walla County Democrats are held the second Tuesday of every month at 6:30 p.m. Newcomers are always welcome! Both in person and virtual options available.
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Precinct Committee Officers
The PCO is the primary party representative and contact for a neighborhood.
We believe in the values of community, dignity, equality, fairness, respect, and tolerance. We believe that through good government great things are accomplished. We pledge ourselves to a government that serves and protects its people—with liberty and justice for all.
News & Views
The Official Walla Walla County Voters’ Pamphlet. November 4, 2025 General Election.
The state of health care in the United States is perilous as Republicans cut funding to pay for tax cuts for the richest among us. To understand the choices regarding the threats we face, we need to dig into the issue.
A core principle enshrined in our Constitution is that the military and policing are accountable to the electorate they serve.
At the County Commissioners meeting held September 22, one of our citizen reporters learned that this principle may potentially be eroded by a proposal submitted by Sheriff Crider that would privatize courthouse security in Walla Walla County.
The Hanford Federal Facility Agreement and Consent Order is not merely a handshake, it’s a federal consent order, enforceable in court.
The world’s largest soybean importer, China, has not placed a single American cargo order for 2026. This isn’t just a minor hiccup, it’s an economic disaster for farmers and rural communities. Soybeans are the second largest crop in the U.S. and China has historically been our biggest buyer. With that market now gone, farmer’s silos are overflowing, prices are collapsing and families across America’s heartland are staring down financial ruin.
“Between the federal government’s heightened vetting of student visas and President Trump’s travel ban, the number of international students newly enrolled in American universities seems certain to drop — by a lot.” (nytimes.com)
In the lead-up to the 2024 election, Vice President Kamala Harris issued a warning that many dismissed as hyperbole: Donald Trump could deploy the military against the American people. Today, that warning reads less like political theater and more like a prescient assessment.
Harris was not lying.
For decades, Republicans have rallied their base with a familiar refrain: The Democrats are coming for your guns. It was the go-to scare line, meant to conjure images of federal agents prying rifles from the hands of law-abiding citizens. Yet today, it is not Democrats, but the Republican-led Department of Justice, openly weighing whether millions of transgender Americans should lose their Second Amendment rights simply because of who they are.
Uprisings of laborers struggling for Freedom, livable hours and decent pay go back centuries. This article touches briefly on a few of the difficult events that led to 40-hour workweek, the five-day week, overtime, and healthcare benefits.
Most everyone I know supports the removal and deportation of undocumented immigrants with violent criminal records. However, current data belies the Trump administration’s claim that they are only arresting immigrants who are “dangerous criminals” — the “worst of the worst.”
As of June 2025, Cato Institute data indicated that there were 204,297 immigrants in ICE detention, 65% of whom had no criminal conviction. Of the remaining 35%, only 6.9% had been convicted of a violent offense.
Are Republican or Democratic presidents generally better with the U.S. economy? It’s an interesting question that brings out strong opinions from either side, but top economists have already tried to answer this question from an entirely fact based approach.
Felipe Calderon—the former president of Mexico—once said “we are living in the same building. And our neighbour is the largest consumer of drugs in the world. And everybody wants to sell him drugs through our doors and our windows.”
For years, right-wing media and politicians have pushed the idea that the lack of security on the US-Mexico border is to blame. Data from the US Sentencing Commission in 2023 showed that 86.4% of those sentenced for fentanyl trafficking were US citizens.