Getting Out the Vote!

This is certainly a moving target!  All Precincts are outfitted with Voter Registration and What’s on My Ballot Kits!

We’ve been in Yoncalla, Canyonville, Reedsport & Roseburg!

It’s easy to do!  Is all you need is a table and if you don’t have one, stop by HQ and borrow one!

Every Precinct in Douglas County has a Captain and/or Co-Pilot listed below that has a Voter Registration Kit available for you to use!  We are calling all PCPs to participate in not only registering voters in your precinct, informing your community of the Measures and Candidates (where appropriate) that will appear on their ballots, but to encourage EVERYONE to vote.

It’s Easy!  Precinct Captains or their Co-Pilots have been trained to use the kits and are familiar with the information within each kit.  They are ready and available to instruct you exactly how to use the kit.  We all are asking for you to step up, check out a kit and promptly return the kit to your Captain or Co-Pilot so every weekend or weekday until election day can be booked utilizing a kit in your precinct to not only Get Out The Vote but to ensure folks Turn in that Vote EARLY.  The only way to win an election, is to ensure EVERYONE understands how important it is that they turn in that ballot.  We have some important Measures that will appear on our ballots that folks need to know about that are horrible for Oregon.

As of 9/13/24, in Douglas County, Nonaffiliated voters totaled 32,603 to Republican voters of 33,889.  Democrats totaled 15,639 in Douglas County.   Did you know that Douglas County alone could make a difference in this State’s election if ALL REPUBLICANS AND NAVs voted?  In May’s primary election alone, only 49% of Democrats voted vs. 50% of Republicans in the entire state.  In Douglas County, only 48.9% of Republicans turned in their ballots.  15% of NAV voters turned in their ballots in the entire state of which only 10% in Douglas County turned in their ballots.  In Oregon, nonaffiliated voters outnumber both parties.  NAV registered voters = 1,083,634 vs. 984,516 Democrats and 717,977 Republicans.  It’s time to change these statistics, don’t you think?

As a predominantly “RED” County, these facts alone should be reason enough for all PCPs to want to discuss with their family, friends, and neighbors the importance of this election, AND making sure they are:

1. Registered to VOTE
2. Informed of all Ballot Measures & Candidates
3. Will Turn IN Ballots EARLY!

As a Douglas County Precinct Committee Person, you can make a difference.  Won’t you help Oregon turn RED?