Talk With Neighbors
Share the website, explain the measure in plain language, and help people find their proposed district.
Explore the districts →Get Involved
Help neighbors understand the measure, connect with their district, and bring representation closer to home across Deschutes County.
Ways to Help
Every conversation, introduction, event, and shared resource helps more voters understand why geographic representation matters.
Share the website, explain the measure in plain language, and help people find their proposed district.
Explore the districts →Help at community gatherings, information tables, fairs, presentations, and campaign events.
Volunteer for events →Invite friends, neighbors, or community members to learn about the measure in a small, welcoming setting.
Host a conversation →Follow Deschutes for All, share district pages, and help local information reach more voters.
Follow on Facebook →Add your name, organization, business, or community voice in support of five geographic districts.
Email your endorsement →Help the campaign reach voters with clear information, community outreach, and local events.
Support the campaign →District Captains can help connect the campaign with neighborhoods, community organizations, local businesses, and residents in their part of the county.
Connect with a broad cross-section of residents, community groups, businesses, events, and gathering places within the district.
Help the campaign understand the communities, priorities, and concerns within the district.
Help distribute information, recruit volunteers, and connect voters with district resources.
Use a neighborly, civic tone and help keep information accurate, clear, and locally grounded.
Start Here
A quick email is the easiest way to connect. Include your name, community, and the type of involvement that interests you.
Volunteer, become a District Captain, host a conversation, help at an event, or share another way you would like to contribute.
deschutesforall@gmail.comFive Districts. Stronger Local Representation.
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