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Wednesday, January 9, 2002
Getting Started First things first. The Secretary of State has made registering to vote easy, so there's no excuse. Go to the Web site and register, or request an absentee ballot. The Secretary of State also has information on political parties in Washington state, descriptions of what your elected officials do and a wealth of information on Washington state politics. If you e-mail a politician, be sure to include your full name and address at the top of the message. This allows them to confirm you live in their district. Many offices are using an automatic response to all in-coming messages, so you can expect to receive an automated message back--if you want a real person, phone. |
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