
Bailey Medillo
Communications manager at the Washington Bus, Washington state's largest political advocacy organization run by and for young people, based in Seattle.
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Sep 22, 2026
King County's Next Generation of Advocates
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Jane C. HuHOST
Wait, what does that look like? Like you just hang out at a ballot box and you have a little party there or what?

Bailey MedilloGUEST
Imagine like 11 teenagers all passing candy and stickers, dancing while we have some live music going on, cheering when people rush up to the ballot, cheering with their ballot in their hands.

Bailey MedilloGUEST
And like this like celebration of, hey, you voted late, but you voted at all.

Bailey MedilloGUEST
with each other and being in a living, breathing city is just what fuels continuous leadership and continuous engagement.

Bailey MedilloGUEST
I'll say myself, like I am such a bad voter because sometimes I find myself being like, it's so fun to just vote where the party's at, where people are celebrating, where community is showing up.
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Jane C. HuHOST
I do want to ask, since this is episode three of a five-part series, what is one thing that you want someone who is listening to this here in Seattle to walk away with?