Blog Vote NO on I-645: Sample Social Media Posts September 14, 2026 Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email This November, Washington voters will decide whether to repeal the Millionaire’s Tax. The tax helps fund free school meals for every K-12 public school student while making life more affordable for working families and small businesses. A NO vote keeps meals on plates, and keeps us working toward a more equitable Washington. Your Voice Matters Show your support for NO on I-645 on social media! Download graphics and sample copy and share why you’re voting for food justice this November. Your vote is your voice for a Washington where everyone has access to nutritious food. No on I-645 Sample Social Media Posts DOWNLOAD Social graphics: 01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | 06 // DOWNLOAD SAMPLE COPY // DOWNLOAD ALL RESOURCES “Personal Story” Template (Any Platform) I’m voting NO on I-645 because __________. For me, protecting school meals matters because __________. Join me in voting NO on I-645. #VoteForFoodJustice #NoOnI645 Facebook Option 1 Kids can’t learn when they’re hungry. That’s why I’m voting NO on I-645 to protect the Millionaire’s Tax and keep funding free school meals for Washington students. Join me. Vote NO on I-645. #VoteForFoodJustice #NoOnI645 #SchoolMealsForAll #FoodJustice Option 2 The Millionaire’s Tax helps fund free school meals, tax relief for small businesses, and support for working families. I-645 would repeal it. I’m voting NO on I-645. I hope you will too. #VoteForFoodJustice #NoOnI645 #WashingtonVotes #FoodJustice Instagram Option 1 Kids can’t focus on an empty stomach. A NO vote on I-645 helps protect free school meals for Washington students. #VoteForFoodJustice #NoOnI645 #SchoolMealsForAll #FoodJustice #FoodSecurity #WAVotes Option 2 What kind of community do we want to be? One where every kid can count on a meal at school. Vote NO on I-645. #VoteForFoodJustice #NoOnI645 #FoodJustice #SchoolMealsForAll #WashingtonState Option 3 School meals. Tax relief for working families. Support for small businesses. That’s what’s at stake. Vote NO on I-645. #VoteForFoodJustice #NoOnI645 #FoodJustice #CommunityCare #WAVotes LinkedIn Option 1 Food security doesn’t happen by accident. It requires public policy choices and community investment. That’s why I support voting NO on I-645 to protect funding for school meals and programs that help Washington families thrive. #VoteForFoodJustice #NoOnI645 #FoodSecurity #CommunityImpact #WashingtonState Option 2 The Millionaire’s Tax helps fund free school meals, supports working families, and provides tax relief for many small businesses. This November, I’m voting NO on I-645. #VoteForFoodJustice #FoodJustice #SocialImpact #PublicPolicy #Washington X Option 1 Kids can’t learn when they’re hungry. Vote NO on I-645 and help protect free school meals for Washington students. #VoteForFoodJustice #NoOnI645 Option 2 I-645 would repeal the Millionaire’s Tax. That means school meals, family tax credits, and other investments are at risk. Vote NO on I-645. #VoteForFoodJustice #NoOnI645 Option 3 The Millionaire’s Tax only applies to income above $1M. It helps fund school meals for kids across Washington. Vote NO on I-645. #VoteForFoodJustice #NoOnI645 Threads Option 1 Ever try to focus when you’re hungry? Now imagine feeling that way every day at school. That’s why I’m voting NO on I-645 to help protect funding for free school meals. Option 2 One of the things I appreciate most about the Millionaire’s Tax is that it helps fund free breakfast and lunch for every K-12 public school student in Washington. That’s worth protecting. Vote NO on I-645. Option 3 A stronger Washington starts with making sure kids, families, and communities have what they need to thrive. Vote NO on I-645. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Northwest Harvest does not support or oppose any candidates for public office. This message is intended solely for nonpartisan voter education and engagement, in accordance with IRS guidelines.