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A night of inspiration, community, and connection
2026 Tom Foley Legacy Dinner
March 21, 2026
Spokane Valley Events Center
Meet local elected officials and dignitaries during the VIP social hour.
Mingle with like-minded Democrats
Enjoy a full sit-down dinner or join us for the program and a powerful keynote address from our special guest speaker, who will guide us through the challenges and opportunities ahead. More guest speakers TBA
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Washington State Democratic Convention Delegate Self Nomination is open
Self-Nomination for the 2026 Convention—held in Spokane this year!—is open from January 1st to February 20th learn more
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Our Volunteers
Our volunteers donated hundreds of hours in 2025 to help get Democrats elected. Thank you Spokane County Democrats volunteers!
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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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Food help in our communities
A great way to help is by donating through Second Harvest.
Map and list of regional resources, compiied by Range Media: How to get or give help during the SNAP shutdown.
List of Food Banks in Spokane (pdf)
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Help Save America Campaign
Help Save America is a local grassroots initiative to counter misinformation and build community trust. Their media campaign is putting truth where voters see it.
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Your voice matters — let’s make it visible!
For a $20 donation, you can show your support and help spread our message across the community.
Great for yards, businesses, protests and rallies! Signs and stands are available during our office hours.
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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.
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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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Voting 101
Where, when, how to register and to vote.
Mail ballots at least by October 31, or vote by ballot box — List of ballot boxes
Upcoming Community Events
ZOOM - Join this 90-minute training from States at the Core and Protect RP on effectively protecting your neighborhoods from federal enforcement incursions.
Join HERE
Spokane VisBrigade: Together We Rise
Rally · Volunteer organized for Indivisible
Bring your signs to this peaceful protest.
Sign Up HERE
Join the Visibility Brigade at one of five I-90 overpasses every Thursday, 3:30-4:30, in our fight to keep our democracy. with a different theme each week. Bring a flag, sign, or help us hold our banners.
Please attend a memorial for the 38 people who DIED in ICE DETENTION.
We have made a sign with each of their names that we will hold in remembrance along Monroe Street Bridge.
People are being arrested without warrants, held without due process, and left to suffer—some even dying without access to necessary medical care.
Local details and RSVP Here
Please attend, wear black, bring a friend.
February 6th, 2026 - 2:30 PM, Northeast end of Monroe Street Bridge
Afterwards we will gather at My Fresh Basket to visit.
Send questions to protestplansi@gmail.com
We have the power
Breathe. Resist. Rest. Repeat.
Spokane Indivisible Team
Thank you CHAS
Let's show our support for Medicare, Medicaid, and our friends at the CHAS Medical Clinics.
A close building is Value Village 1704 W Wellesley Ave, Spokane WA 99205
We follow the PJALS Non-violence Guidelines https://pjals.org/action/#nonviolence
Local details and RSVP Here
Spokane County Democrats events
The Spokane County Democrats' Annual Tom Foley Legacy Dinner is a night of inspiration, community, and connection.
Tom Foley was a giant in American politics and a proud son of Spokane, whose vision for America was one of fairness, opportunity, and a democracy that worked for all.
As Spokane County Democrats, we strive to carry that legacy forward. This evening is a chance to celebrate our progress, connect with community leaders, and hear from inspiring speakers ready to guide us through these critical times.
📍 Location: Spokane Valley Events Center, Spokane Valley
🗓 Date: Saturday, March 21, 2026
🍸 VIP Event (4:00 PM):- Meet local elected officials and dignitaries during a lively social hour. (a separate ticket is required )
🤝 Ballroom Opens (5:00 PM): Mingle with like-minded Democrats and enjoy time to connect before the program.
🍽️ Dinner & Program (6:00 PM): Enjoy a full sit-down dinner or join us for the program and a powerful keynote address from our special guest speaker, who will guide us through the challenges and opportunities ahead. More speakers TBA
🎟️ Event Registration: GET TICKETS HERE
News & Views
Progressives and moderate conservatives won big across the Inland Northwest this election season, with Spokane progressives growing their City Council majority to 6-1 while incumbent mayors in smaller conservative communities lost reelection, but not to people farther to the right politically.
Spokane Public Library services, as you know and enjoy them, are at risk due to another possible insufficient budget allocation from the City of Spokane.
In 2024, we saw 1.2 million visits, 1.1 million checkouts, and nearly 70,000 program attendees. Spokane Public Library is a deeply valued institution for the community. However, Spokane Public Library is facing increased costs and insufficient funding.
Spokane voters in early returns Tuesday mirrored national trends in their support for left-leaning politics and demonstrated an appetite for more taxes in spite of economic uncertainty.
South Hill voters handed a decisive victory to Kate Telis over challenger Alejandro Barrientos, …. In the north, voters preferred Zack Zappone, a member of the progressive majority of the city council, and narrowed the lead of Jonathan Bingle… A bond issue for Spokane schools that needed 60% to pass had just that amount with ballots returned Tuesday, while the park levy was passing with 54% of the vote.
Community Voices
Dr. Joan Braune is a scholar of far-right movements, including racist hate groups, fascist movements, and Christian nationalist movements. In this presentation, she discusses the influence of these movements on U.S. politics today and how we can resist, and how we can all play a role.
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.