SPOKANE, Wash. – With election day just over a week away, 30% of Spokane’s ballots have already been turned in, marking a 15% decrease from the same time during the 2020 presidential election.
As election day approaches, both parties are intensively working to win over undecided voters. Representatives from both the Spokane County GOP and the Spokane County Democrats discussed their strategies for the upcoming week.
Both parties agree that now is a critical time for engaging voters. Emphasizing outreach, they are increasing their efforts to connect with the community.
“We’ve hit thousands of doors at this point, and we are sending out mailers,” stated Naida Spencer, chair of the Spokane County Democrats. Lyle Dach, vice chair of the Spokane County GOP voiced the importance of personal interactions, saying, “Door knock, door knock, door knock! I mean, people love that personal connection. They don’t need another flyer in the mail.”
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