Upcoming Events

46th Annual Dinner
Join us at our 46th Annual Dinner on October 27th, 2023 held at the Bellevue Regency Hyatt. We have a great evening planned and hope you'll join us to honor Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers as we present her with this years' Courage Award for all the work she has done for both our state and nation while working in Washington DC and as Chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

We will be bringing back a crowd favorite - Spokane county Treasurer Michael Baumgartner as our night's emcee and will also be joined by Representative Burgess Owens (UT-04) for a memorable keynote speech. We hope you will join us at this yearly gathering!
Register Now: 46th Annual Dinner

Heart of the Party
🌟 July 21st: Heart of the Party Reception - Kent (Maple Valley): Join us in Kent for an evening with Republican leaders like 2024 Governor Candidate Semi Bird, 2024 Governor Candidate Dave Reichert, US Senate Candidate Raul Garcia, King County Councilman Reagan Dunn, Kent City Councilman Bill Boyce. This is your chance to learn more about their vision for our great state and show your support.

🌟September 14th: Heart of the Party Reception - Yakima: Join us in Yakima for an evening with Republican elected officials like State Representative Alex Ybarra, Representative Bryan Sandlin, and Yakima County Commissioner Amanda McKinney along with other local candidates. This is your chance to support the Washington State Republican Party, our elected officials, and great candidates in the Yakima area!

🌟September 15th: Heart of the Party Reception - Kenmore: Join us in Kenmore for an evening with Republican elected officials like Snohomish County Councilman Nate Nehring and Sheriff Adam Fortney along with other local Republican candidates. Join us for good food, good drinks, and good company!
More Info: 2023 Heart of the Party Events

Summer Freedom Fest

2024 State Convention

Mark your calendars! The road to the 2024 elections is an opportunity for every member of the Washington State Republican Party to engage, participate, and make a difference. Here are the key dates you need to know:

Precinct Caucuses – January 13, 2024: Precinct caucuses are the grassroots level of our political process. This is your first opportunity to get involved in the 2024 election cycle. Meet your Republican neighbors, discuss Party platform, and elect delegates to the County Conventions. Please contact your county party to get involved! More alerts and notifications will inform you as we get closer to the date of our precinct caucuses.

County Conventions – January 20 – March 16, 2024 (exact dates to be determined by individual counties): Elected delegates from the precinct caucuses will gather at their respective County Conventions. Here, they will elect delegates to the State Convention and address county-specific issues.

State Convention – April 18-20, 2024: At the State Convention, delegates from across Washington will come together to endorse candidates for state and federal offices, pass a party platform, and select delegates to represent Washington at the National Convention. This event will play a crucial role in shaping the direction of the Party for the upcoming elections.

National Convention – July 15-18, 2024: Chosen delegates will then attend the National Convention, where they will participate in the selection of the Party’s Presidential nominee, helping shape the national platform, and strategizing for the General Election.
Learn More: 2024 State Convention

Get Involved

Ballot Initiatives
Help qualify these six Initiatives for the 2024 ballot! Washington State has an initiative process so that the citizens can directly influence the laws of our state. Democrats have brought us so many bad policies that have reduced public safety, increased the cost of living, and destroyed parental rights - and we need your help to ensure our state can get back on the right track! 

Find a signature location near you and add your name to help us qualify these six Initiatives:
 

Public Safety: 


I-2113: Reasonable Police Pursuit

This measure would remove certain restrictions on when peace officers may engage in vehicular pursuits. Such pursuits would be allowed when the officer has a reasonable suspicion a person has violated the law, pursuit is necessary to identify or apprehend the person, the person poses a threat to the safety of others, those safety risks are greater than those of the pursuit, and a supervisor authorizes the pursuit. View the complete text here. 


Cost of Living: 


I-2117: Stop the Hidden Gas Tax

This measure would prohibit state agencies from imposing any type of carbon tax credit trading, uncluding 'cap and trade' or 'cap and tax' programs, regardless of whether the resulting increased costs are imposed on fuel recipients or fuel suppliers. It would repeal sections of the 2021 Washington Climate Commitment Act as amended, including repealing the creation and modification of a 'cap and invest' program to reduce gas emissions by specific entities. View the complete text here. 

I-2124: Opt out of the State Run Long Term Care Coverage Act

This measure would amend state law establishing a state long term care insurance program to provide that employees and self-employed people must elect to keep coverage under RCW 50B.04, allow employees to opt-out of coverage under RCW 50B.04 at any time, and repeal a current law governing exemptions for employees who had purchased long term care insurance before November 1st, 2021. View the complete text here. 

I-2109: Repeal the Capital Gains Tax

This measure would repeal an excise tax imposed on the sale or exchange of certain long-term capital assets by individuals who have annual capital gainst of over $250,000. View the complete text here. 

I-2111: No State Income Tax

This measure would prohibit the state, counties, cities, and other local jurisdictions from imposing or collecting income taxes, defined as having the same meaning as 'gross income' in the Internal Revenue Code. View the complete text here. 
 

Parental Rights: 


I-2081: Parental Notification

This measure would allow parents and guardians of public-school children to review instructional materials and inspect student records, including health and disciplinary records, upon request. It would require public schools to provide parents and guardians with certain notifications, including about medical services given and when students are taken off campus; access to calendars and certain policies; and written notice and opportunities to opt students out of comprehensive sexual-health education and answering certain surveys or assignments. View the complete text here. 
Looking for a job and want to help the effort to qualify these initiatives? TDM Strategies is now hiring paid signature collectors - check out the link below to learn more!
Learn More: Ballot Initiatives

Grassroots Activism
Get involved - join our Political Director at one of his upcoming volunteer trainings, register now or contact Matthew Frohlich at [email protected] for more information! Upcoming dates and locations include:
  • July 22nd at 2PM in Okanogan County
  • July 26th at 7:30PM via Zoom
  • July 27th at 6PM in Bremerton
  • August 9th at 6:30PM in Marysville
  • August 10th at 6:00PM in Tukwila
  • August 21st at 6:30PM in Bothell
With more dates and locations being scheduled!
Join the Team - Sign up for a Grassroots Leadership Training Today!

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One of the most meaningful ways you can help us make a difference is by becoming a monthly contributor. Your recurring donation ensures we have the reliable resources to fight for the values we share, such as limited government, individual freedom, and responsible fiscal stewardship.

Whether it's advocating for parental rights, endorsing candidates who uphold our constitution, or rallying support for pivotal referendums and initiatives, it's your support that makes it all possible.

No contribution is too small – whether it's $5, $10, $25, or more, each dollar amplifies our efforts and gets us one step closer to achieving our goals. Make your mark on Washington's political landscape by joining the team and becoming a monthly contributor today.
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