YWomen Vote
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- Lauren Lepinski, Lead ECEAP Teacher
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- Kim
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- Lydia Duffy, Philanthropy Coordinator
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- Caroline, CSO Advocate & Prevention Specialist
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- Karla Trejo Bernal, HR Generalist
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- Tiffany, Legal Advocate Manager & Prevention Specialist
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- Lizbeth, Prevention Coordinator
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- Jemma, Community Engagement Coordinator
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- Danitra, Shelter Manager
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- Jeanette Hauck, CEO
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- Lara, Equity Coordinator (left); Mia, Domestic Violence Support Advocate & Digital Content Specialist
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- Brit W, Associate Therapist
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- Caya, Shelter Advocate
#YWOMENVOTE
We’re less than one week away from Election Day on November 8th! YWCA Spokane is making sure their voices are heard and we hope you are too. Take a look through our gallery to see all the reasons why our staff votes!
Know Your…
Early Voting Options:
Absentee, mail-in voting, or in-person early voting options vary by state. See what early options are still available here.
Voter Registration Options:
As of this year, 22 states and Washington, D.C., have implemented same-day registration. Of those states, 20 and Washington, D.C., offer Election Day registration. See what your state allows.
Rights:
Nonpartisan resources are available to educate voters about their rights. In addition to reviewing the ACLU’s Know Your Rights Voting Scenarios website, we encourage you to reach out if you experience barriers at the ballot box:
Election Day Hotline(s):
1-866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-88683)
1-888-VE-Y-VOTA (en Español)
1-888-API-VOTE (Asian multilingual)
1-844-YALLA-US (Arabic)
ywca usa 2022 Reports and Polling Data
- January 2022 YWomenVote Survey Findings
- January 2022 Summary YWomenVote Survey Findings
- January 2022 Black Women Spotlight
- January 2022 Hispanic/Latinx Women Spotlight
- January 2022 Asian American and Pacific Islander Spotlight
- January 2022 American Indian/Alaska Native Spotlight
- January 2022 Millennial and Gen Z Women Spotlight
Find these and more from YWomenVote.
MORE WAYS TO MAKE AN IMPACT
Reimagine Spokane’sGOTV Zine
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| YWCA Spokane contributed to RS’s efforts to translate this zine in Spanish and Vietnamese. It’s a beautiful collection of art, information, and calls to action from 13 activist organizations doing the work to make Spokane a better city for everyone. | and | Spend some time putting up flyers around town! Post at your favorite coffee shop or restaurant (with permission), or around your neighborhood. Tap or click the above image to download a printable flyer. | and | See where your news source falls on the Media Bias Chart, which shows a source’s reliability and bias. You can filter media type by website or article, TV or video, and podcasts or audio. |
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