Coming OCTOBER 7 LIVE Online:
Will your vote count?
At 12:00 p.m. October 7 the Bellingham City Club will be hosting its next virtual meeting live.
See below for more information about this program.
Please note DATE CHANGE and register in advance at no charge by clicking here.
Registration closes at midnight, Monday, October 5.
On the next day, registrants will receive an email with instructions on how to join the meeting.
Important: You will receive a confirmation email shortly after registering. If you don't receive this email, please try again. You need to click the "confirm" button on the last page of registration to finish the process.
Fraud, Slow Mail Delivery, Voter Suppression! Is it any wonder hearing these statements thrown around on the nightly news we are worried about the safety of our vote and the integrity of our election?
Join us for a presentation by Whatcom County Auditor, Diana Bradrick who will help us to understand the nuts and bolts of running a major election during a pandemic. From processing the registration forms for new voters to ensuring an accurate count, the Elections Division is responsible for assuring the security and accuracy of the upcoming election while making sure that every citizen who wants to vote is able to vote and every ballot that is cast is counted. What are the best ideas to be sure your vote is counted?
Diana Bradrick was elected Whatcom County Auditor for the term starting in January, 2020. Before her election as Auditor, she was the Chief Deputy Auditor and Election Supervisor for Whatcom County from October 2012. Bradrick is a Certified Elections Administrator for the State of Washington, has administered over 40 elections in various counties, and has been an active participant in the VOTE WA statewide voter registration system project since its inception. Currently she serves on the Steering Committee. She is a Washington native and holds a MBA from Portland State University.