Apache County Democrats

Vote Centers Passed in Apache County! ✊🏽🗳️

Thank you to everyone who:
Showed up and spoke during public comment
Took time to phone bank and inform voters
Signed on to support letters
Shared information with your families, friends, and communities
Every call, every conversation, every voice matters.

This is the power of voting, not just on Election Day, but in the decisions that shape how our elections are run. When we come together, stay informed, and take action, we make sure our communities are heard.

Let’s keep showing up, speaking out, and standing together for accessible and fair vote centers in Apache County.

Join us Wednesday, March 28th from 12-2pm at the Ganado Chapter House and learn how you can get involved locally. We have a lot at stake for the Midterm Elections and we need your help!

Window Rock 9-11am DST
Sanders 4-5pm DST
Springerville 10-12pm MST

**Attention Apache County voters**

The following article highlights a drop in Democratic voters in Apache County and raises questions about the high number of voter registration forms being submitted.

Before you fill out a new voter registration form, **please check your status first**:

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Take a minute to confirm:
✔️ Your name
✔️ Physical address
✔️ Mailing address
✔️ Party affiliation
✔️ Vote-by-mail (early ballot) status

If all of this information is correct, **you do NOT need to re-register.**

Staying informed and double-checking your registration helps protect your vote and keeps our voter rolls accurate.

Read the Daily Kos article here: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2026/3/27/2375113/-Something-isn-t-adding-up-in-Apache-County-Arizona-and-we-need-your-help?_=2026-03-27T10%3A35%3A58.000-07%3A00&time=1774633357191

Please share this with your family and community.

Something isn’t adding up in Apache County, Arizona, and we need your help I’m Loren Marshall, the Chair of the Apache County Democrats in rural Northeastern Arizona, and I need to tell you what we’re seeing on the ground, because it should concern anyone who cares about voter access and fair elections. Earlier this year, I...

Today in Window Rock, we had a strong day of connection. We recruited new Precinct Committee members, had some really thoughtful conversations, and saw great engagement from folks who are ready to step up and get involved. People asked important questions, shared their perspectives, and showed real interest in building stronger communities through civic action.

Even more encouraging some of our new volunteers are already planning to show up in their own communities this Saturday for a National No Kings Day Protest. That kind of energy and commitment is exactly what this work is about. We’re building momentum, and it’s only growing. If you’ve been thinking about getting involved, now is the time.

Join us, Wednesday, March 25th at Diné Restaurant and learn how you can get involved locally and build power with the Democratic Party.

This weekend, Apache County Democrats, in partnership with Arizona Native Democrats, hosted a successful Precinct Committee (PC) Recruitment Cookout at Wheatfield Lake.

We spent the day sharing meaningful conversations and important voter and election information. We had the opportunity to recruit new precinct committee persons, connect with volunteers ready to get involved, and meet inspiring community activists, advocates, and leaders who are excited to engage more deeply with our county party.

What stood out most were the one-on-one conversations. People showed up with thoughtful questions, a desire to learn, and a genuine interest in making a difference. It was powerful to meet folks where they are and to hear directly from community members about what matters to them.

We’re grateful for everyone who came out, spent time with us, and helped make this event so meaningful.

Yesterday we wrapped up our Petition Signature Slam in Window Rock, and it was a great afternoon connecting with community members.

Several Apache County candidates joined us to collect petition signatures as they work toward qualifying for the 2026 ballot. We also helped gather signatures for other candidates in local, state and federal races.

Beyond petition signatures, the best part of the day was the conversations. Community members stopped by to ask questions, share ideas, and talk about how they can get involved.

One thing we always remind people: the more local the office, the more it directly affects your daily life. Local leaders understand the issues in our communities and help shape the decisions that impact us the most. We were so grateful they joined us this weekend and helped educate community members about local races.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by, signed petitions, asked questions, and spent time with us. We appreciate the strong community support and look forward to continuing these conversations across Apache County.

Today, Apache County Democrats, in partnership with Arizona Native Democrats, hosted a Petition Signature Slam in Chinle along the highway across from Chinle High School.

Several local candidates stopped by to gather petition signatures as they work toward qualifying for the 2026 primary ballot, while community members came out to visit, share a meal, and connect.

Throughout the afternoon we were able to:

• Help candidates collect petition signatures
• Register new voters and check voter registration status
• Share election information
• Recruit volunteers and poll workers

Our goal with these events is to help candidates qualify for the ballot so voters have choices in the upcoming election.

Join us tomorrow in Window Rock!

Across from Bashas’
Sunday, March 15
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Stop by to meet local candidates, sign petitions, check or update your voter registration, learn about volunteer opportunities, and enjoy some food and conversation.

All Democratic candidates are welcome to attend and gather signatures.

Join us in Sanders, AZ on March 28th from 4:30pm-5:30pm MST, for a peaceful "No Kings" protest as we stand up for democracy, the rule of law, and the rights of everyday people. This is a community call to action against authoritarianism because no one is above the law.

This is a family-friendly, peaceful demonstration where your voice and presence matter. We encourage you to bring your homemade signs, chairs, umbrellas, and plenty of water to stay cool and comfortable.

The protest will take place on the overpass bridge above Interstate-40.

Let's gather in solidarity, raise awareness, and make our voices heard. Bring family, friends, and/or neighbors.

Sign up here or simply show up:

Sanders: National No Kings Day Protest · Apache County Democratic Party Join us in Sanders, AZ on March 28th from 4:30pm-5:30pm MST, for a peaceful "No Kings" protest as we stand up for democracy, the rule of law, and the rights of everyday people. This is a community call to action against authoritarianism because no one is above the law. This is a family-friendly, pea...

Join us in Springerville, AZ on March 28th from 10am-12am MST, for a peaceful "No Kings" protest as we stand up for democracy, the rule of law, and the rights of everyday people. This is a community call to action against authoritarianism because no one is above the law.

This is a family-friendly, peaceful demonstration where your voice and presence matter. We encourage you to bring your homemade signs, chairs, umbrellas, and plenty of water to stay cool and comfortable.

The protest will take place on Main Street, across the Safeway parking lot.

Let's gather in solidarity, raise awareness, and make our voices heard. Bring family, friends and/or neighbors.

Sign up here:

Springerville: National No Kings Protest · Apache County Democratic Party Join us in Springerville, AZ on March 28th from 10am-12am MST, for a peaceful "No Kings" protest as we stand up for democracy, the rule of law, and the rights of everyday people. This is a community call to action against authoritarianism because no one is above the law. This is a family-friendly, p...