How to Win, Together: Lessons from Organizing in Rural Washington State - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
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During the 2024 election, rural Washington state demonstrated an unexpected political shift by prioritizing funding for public services through taxing the wealthy and penalizing polluters. This pattern paralleled other electoral outcomes where voters in traditionally conservative areas supported progressive measures, such as minimum wage increases and prominent political figures across the political spectrum. The article emphasizes the importance of grassroots organizing through groups like Rural People's Voice, which emphasize community engagement to advocate for working-class needs amid ongoing economic challenges.
We've put the knowledge of our rural neighbors at the center of our strategy, recognizing that everyday people deserve to be heard and trusted in shaping our future.
In 2020, a few of us in Okanogan County, WA, started Rural People's Voice (RPV) with the unshakeable belief that together, we have the power to transform our communities.
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