Make an Impact in November; Lead Your Own Workplace GOTV Effort
We’re in a battle like never before to preserve our livelihoods. It’s time to step
up and make our voices heard. It’s critical to get out the vote for business and
building-friendly candidates and to vote in your local legislative races.
Click here to find the WAHC-endorsed legislative candidates.
Campaign contributions are always a big help, but another low-cost, easy and effective
way to make an impact this election is to develop your own workplace Get Out The
Vote (GOTV) campaign. It’s as easy as telling your employees to vote and cultivating
an environment which makes the process as simple as possible.
Click here for easy-to-follow
GOTV instructions Click here for a letter template to include with your paycheck stuffers
Click here for a COLOR printable paycheck stuffer template
Click
here for a BLACK & WHITE printable paycheck stuffer template
Supporting the Election of Pro-Housing Candidates
BIAW and BIAW’s Political Action Committee, the Washington Affordable Housing Council,
play an active role in Washington State elections, pouring a significant amount
of time, energy and money into ensuring the election of pro-business and pro-housing
candidates that support the building industry and the continued economic growth
of the state.
Each year, BIAW offers its award winning campaign school seminar to candidates statewide
interested in learning how to run a successful campaign. In addition, BIAW offers
financial, research and planning assistance to pro-business and pro-housing candidates.
Keeping BIAW members informed of the Washington State Legislature’s actions and
its impact on the building industry is another important component of BIAW’s Political
program. After each Legislative Session, BIAW produces How They Voted, a voting
record of each legislator’s support for, or opposition to, issues important to the
building industry. The guide is then distributed to every BIAW member, making it
a valuable resource in helping them evaluate how their elected officials performed
during the session.
To find who your Senator and Representatives are in your area, go to the Washington
State Legislature website.
If you have any questions regarding the BIAW Political Program, call 1-800-228-4229.
Washington State needs more elected officials who support housing and the homebuilding
industry needs to be at the forefront of our state legislator’s minds. Let’s fill
Olympia with a roster of legislators who understand how to get Washington building
once again. Check out the Washington Affordable Housing Council’s 2012 endorsements
and voter’s guide.
2012 General
Voter's Guide Washington State Legislature Website Public Disclosure Website Redistricting Website