On Wednesday, October 2, at 7 PM, Gesa Power House Theatre will present the documentary Majority Rules, a film that explores ranked-choice voting. Tickets are available online and via the Box Office at 509-529-6500.

The first 100 Harris-Walz signs sold out in three days. 100 more just arrived and are available now. Signs can be ordered from our store. $25 each plus tax. Please pre-order and then pick them up now.

The September 10 Central Committee Meeting was a trifecta of exciting Democratic progress. First, we heard from CD5 candidate Carmela Conroy. Next, we endorsed the complete slate of Democratic candidates. Then, we watched Kamala Harris do what she said Putin would do: eat Trump for lunch.

Join fellow Democrats by marching in the Fair parade for Kamala and Tim, Kari Isaacson, Linda Gunshefski, Craig Woodard, Carmela Conroy, Maria Cantwell, Bob Ferguson, and all of the other great Democratic candidates.

This video shared important information about this election to our booth visitors at the Walla Walla Fair and Frontier Days.

This campaign is about two very different visions for our nation: one focused on the future, the other stuck in the past.

Enjoy the works of Frankie Laufer at the next First Friday Art Walk on September 6, 4:00 pm. His art will be on display at the Walla Walla County Democrats office.

Two big weeks of drama and action begin today. The Democrats National Convention, the Watch Party, Fair booth and Fair parade.

Journalist Gaby Del Valle joined us at the August 13 Central Committee meeting for a discussion of Project 2025’s impact on immigration. Her work focuses on immigration politics, border surveillance technologies, and the rise of the New Right.

The results aren’t official yet, but most primary races have clear directions. Here’s where things stand now. Note endorsements by the Walla Walla County Democrats. More endorsements will likely be added in September.

Kamala Harris’ first television ad sets the tone. We like what we hear.

Enjoy the work of John Knapp and Jeff Wagner at our downtown office.

Were you surprised that your Walla Walla Voter’s Pamphlet for the August 6 primary contained candidate statements for only the two County Commissioner races and two Fire District levies?

Just before 10 a.m. PDT on Sunday, the race for the Presidency stopped cold, turned upside down, hit a hard reset, and started all over again — all before some of us had finished breakfast.

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have an extraordinary record of success and accomplishments in their first term.

Washington Democrats condemn political violence in the strongest of terms.

With the presidential race now a grave contest between democracy and dictatorship, beating Trump has never been more important. Who can best do that? Harold Meyerson, the editor of The American Prospect, will address that question in his discussion of “The New Democratic Rift: Biden Stay-ers vs. Go-ers.”

See and enjoy the work of Dorothy Steding, a woman with an eye for local landscapes.