23rd Legislative District Democrats

23rd Legislative District Democrats The 23rd Legislative District Democrats mission is to develop and advance Democratic Party core values, ideas, and principles. Membership allows you:
1.

Becoming part of the 23rd LD team gives you the opportunity to make a real difference in our community. Voting rights at 23rd LD Democratic meetings including candidate endorsements/approvals.
2. Participation as a committee chair/member, and
3. A say in the shaping and framing of Democratic Party policy within the 23rd Legislative District Democrats organization. Membership funds support the 23rd

LD Democrats by covering the costs of operation and financial support of qualified candidates for office. Funds are never used for salaries. All members of the 23rd Legislative District Democrats are volunteers. Please Join! Annual dues are $24 for 23rd Legislative District Democrats or you can join both the 23rd LD Dems and the Kitsap County Democrats Central Committee for the low cost of $44. If you need additional information about the 23rd Legislative District Democrats, you may message the 23rd LD Dems via this Page or email the 23rd LD Democrats Chair at [email protected]. Get Involved--LIKE US on Facebook, attend membership meetings, volunteer, etc. Join today by clicking on the "Join Now" button on the 23rd's website http://www.kitsap23rd.com. Thank you for your time and we look forward to meeting you.

03/03/2026

The League of Women Voters of Kitsap is offering 3 scholarships for Kitsap students pursuing post-secondary education in 2026.

We're accepting applications for the Elisabeth Bondy Civics Scholarship through April 3, 2026. Winners will be announced in May.

See details and apply on our scholarship page: https://www.lwv-kitsap.org/bondy-scholarship

03/03/2026

Women’s History Month is special in Washington, where trailblazing women have made indelible marks on our progress over generations. From the early civil rights achievements of people like Corinne Carter and Bertha Pitts Campbell to the cultural influence today of women like Brandi Carlile and Ijeoma Oluo, Washingtonians have many examples to take pride in.

Our office serves the people of our state through enforcing consumer protection, civil rights, and environmental protection laws. Among many other cases over the last year, our office has secured compensation for women farmworkers who were unjustly fired; taken multiple employers to court for tolerating a culture of sexual harassment; and fought a national employer that systematically discriminated and retaliated against its pregnant employees. Women’s voices matter in Washington, and their history is very much a part of our present.

03/03/2026

Mark your calendars for this community favorite; Bite of Boston will be on Friday, April 17th. To sign a table up, please contact J. Sullivan at 360-297-9652.

03/03/2026

🚨Applications for Community Project Funding are now LIVE!

**All applications are due Thursday, March 5 at 11:59 PM PT.**

Questions about eligibility or need info on how to apply? My team is hosting a webinar on Tuesday, March 3rd at 11 AM PT. Link to register for webinar in comments⬇️

More info is available on our website and in our CPF Resource Guide — also linked⬇️

02/27/2026

Catching students as the bell rang. Another productive day with KBSU Fairview Chapter.

Today students had a brief discussion about goals and accomplishments. They also discussed the importance of introducing yourself by first and last name. You are your unique self!

As BHM wraps students are close to completion of projects and start presentations next session. ❤️

02/24/2026

🚧 House Democrats’ proposed transportation budget is out — and the focus is simple: keep Washington moving safely, reliably, and responsibly.

Today, House Transportation Chair Rep. Jake Fey (D–Tacoma) and Ranking Member Rep. Andrew Barkis (R–Lacey) released the proposed House transportation budget — prioritizing:

✅ Preservation & maintenance of roads, bridges, and highways
⛴️ Ferry construction + reliability so our marine highway works for riders and workers
🚶‍♀️🚴 Safer travel for everyone — drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists
🌿 Protecting climate & clean air investments, including Climate Commitment Act-supported programs
🐟 Meeting our culvert obligations to restore fish passage and protect waterways
📉 All while being clear-eyed about long-term revenue challenges as fuel tax and vehicle fee revenues trend downward

A few highlights:

+$300M for bridge & highway preservation

$12M to maintain regional mobility during Revive I-5

$14.7M for 7 additional pedestrian & safety connection projects

$135.9M to align ferry capital funds with updated vessel construction timing

$2M for a dedicated ferry preservation & casualty response team

$2M for free youth fares on Amtrak Cascades

$30.5M in federal support for the NEVI EV charging program

💬 Rep. Fey: preserving what we have, investing in ferries, and planning responsibly are essential — especially with major obligations ahead, including the Tribal-State fish passage mediation.

📌 What’s next:

Public hearing: Monday, Feb. 23

Exec action: Wednesday, Feb. 25

House floor vote: Saturday, Feb. 28

Then: conference with the Senate

The proposal totals $16.5B. More details are available in the 2026 House Transportation Supplemental Budget. Find the entire proposal here: https://fiscal.wa.gov/statebudgets/2026proposals/ht2026supp

Black History Month - more than a slogan. It’s an important time to learn more and do more.
02/24/2026

Black History Month - more than a slogan. It’s an important time to learn more and do more.

02/24/2026

Democracy is not a spectator sport.

If you’ve been asking, “What can I do?”
This is it.

We need volunteers who are ready to:
• Knock doors and connect with neighbors
• Help with communications and social media
• Support events and community outreach
• Strengthen grassroots organizing in Kitsap County

No experience required. Just commitment to community.

Scan the QR code.
Step in.
Let’s build the Kitsap we deserve.

02/20/2026

Excellent!!!
“What do you want the future to say about us?” - Jon Meacham, historian.

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Poulsbo, WA
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