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4/24/2025

Local candidates needed — turn your passion into action

Local government is the backbone of our communities, protecting the most vulnerable residents and improving the lives of everyone.
 
If you’ve been asking yourself, “What can I do?” to improve the state of the country, consider starting in your own back yard. You can have a positive impact on our local community by applying to one of Clallam County’s many government openings – there are 47 positions on the ballot this fall! Consider a position on the Board for a fire, parks and recreation, hospital, water, or school district; the port commission; or local city councils serving Port Angeles, Sequim, and Forks. (Access the link to see all available openings.)
 
The filing date for candidates is May 5-9.
 
If you’re thinking “Whoa, wait, I can’t do that! I’ve never run for public office before,” THINK AGAIN! The League of Women Voters (LWV) offers essential tools and knowledge for successfully navigating the electoral process, including:
  • How to file for local office, including the necessary paperwork
  • Where to access important forms and deadlines
  • Valuable resources for candidates (Select the link to access LWV’s Running for Local Office Resources 2025.)
  • Effective strategies for connecting with voters through the Voter Pamphlet, community forums, and meet-and-greet events 
  • Insights into key campaigning practices and the importance of transparency throughout the election. 

​On top of all that you have a supportive community in the Clallam Democrats, with many experienced campaigners who can help and advise you.
 
The only missing ingredient is YOU. You might not fully believe it yet, but your actions CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE at the local level, and even on the state and national level.
 
So do a little research, ask around a bit, and then GO FOR IT! Our community needs you. 

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” ~ Margaret Mead ​

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