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We believe in a community where everyone has access to quality education, affordable healthcare, and equal opportunities. Join us in building a brighter and more inclusive future for all residents of Spokane County.
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Art, Music and Candidates
A Spokane County Democrats fundraiser
Featuring live jazz, roots and bluegrass music
Beer, wine, and appetizers
and local candidate appearancesPlus — a First Friday art exhibit by Alan Nelson
Washington Cracker Building, October 3rd, 5-10 pm
All proceeds will support Democratic candidates in fall electionsCome and have some fun for a worthy cause !
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Endorsed Candidates
Who to vote for this year?
See the candidates who have been endorsed by Spokane County Democrats for 2025 local races
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Do Something
While federal battles make headlines, the most impactful work happens here at home. Get involved in local activities right here in Spokane County and make a difference.
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Your Donation Matters!
Help the Spokane County Democratic Party register and educate voters, host community events, and elect Democrats up and down the ballot.
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The Progressive Voter's Guide
Fuse Washington has combined the endorsements of Washington's leading progressive organizations with research about candidates and ballot measures.
Upcoming Community Events
Bring your signs to this peaceful protest.
Join the Visibility Brigade at one of four I-90 overpasses every Thursday 4:30-6:00 in our fight to keep our democracy. with a different theme each week. Bring a flag, sign, or help us hold our banners.
Mirabeau Point Park to Mirabeau Springs (Waterfall)
into the CenterPlace Regional Event Center.
Valleyfest is held each September kicking off with the Hearts of Gold Parade on Sprague Avenue on Friday night followed by an array of events at Mirabeau Point Park, Plantes Ferry Sports Complex, and CenterPlace Regional Event Center in the Spokane Valley. Live entertainment for the entire family, an opportunity to meet and have fun with friends, and recognize area youth for their talents.
Valleyfest Events Listing and parking instructions HERE
Valleyfest Org website HERE
Donate to Valleyfest HERE
Every Tuesday, 8 am - 9:30 am, gather with the Visibility Brigade at the
Regal & 3rd pedestrian overpass.
Messages change weekly—always timely, always fun. Everything is provided—just bring your energy and good vibes!
Hosted by Spokane Indivisible. Learn more HERE
Spokane County Democrats events
Pay It Forward by Catherine Ryan Hyde
The story of how a bo y who believed in the goodness of human nature set out to change the world.
The link for tickets/donations HERE
Pay It Forward by Catherine Ryan Hyde
The story of how a boy who believed in the goodness of human nature set out to change the world.
The link for tickets/donations HERE
A Spokane County Democrats Fundraiser and
First Friday Exhibit
On Friday, October 3, from 5:00 p.m. to 10 p.m.
in the Washington Cracker Building,
The Spokane County Democrats will host a fundraiser, with all proceeds supporting local Democratic candidates in the upcoming fall elections.
Come and enjoy:
a First Friday Art Exhibit
live jazz, bluegrass, and roots music
beer, wine, and appetizers
candidate appearances
Tickets are available at the door, or get yours here:
SCD Fundraiser Tickets HERE
For further information about the
First Friday Art Exhibit, click HERE
News & Views
Governor Ferguson signed a suite of bills that address affordable housing in Washington, culminating in House Bill 1217 to ensure that sudden, large rent increases don’t destabilize Washington families.
Washingtonians value leadership that stands up for them, not for special interests or partisan extremism.
During Rep. Michael Baumgartner’s town hall Monday evening at Whitworth University, the crowd demanded answers for the freshman Republican congressman’s voting record and recent actions in President Donald Trump’s White House.
Community Voices
As the economy reels from Trump's sweeping tariffs, Jon Stewart and Pete Buttigieg examine the fallout, and Buttigieg highlights the common ground that can be found.
Foreign countries have issued traveling warnings to their citizens considering travel to the U.S. Scientists, musicians and others tell stories of being detained. A 1942 wartime video helps explain what’s going on today in America.
Thoughtful reactions from town hall attendees, as written in letters to the Spokesman-Review.