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Monday Second Amendment debate for Constitution Day: Saint Martin’s will host an Oxford-style debate at 7 p.m. Asking “Should the Second Amendment be repealed?” Robert Hauhart, a professor of criminal justice, sociology and legal studies at Saint Martin’s, will host the debate between attorney Shawn Newman, who will argue in favor of the proposition, and Glen Morgan, the executive director of the Citizens Alliance for Property Rights and founder of WetheGoverned.com, who will argue against the proposition. Free and open to the public. The debate will take place in Harned Hall, Room 110, on the Saint Martin’s campus, 5000 Abbey Way SE, Lacey.

Ballot counting demonstrations: The Thurston County Auditor’s Office invites people to view a demonstration of ballot counting systems. The county’s Election Division is researching the next generation of ballot counting systems. The presentation begins at 1 p.m. In the Ballot Processing Center at 2905 29th Ave.

SW, Suite E, Tumwater. Information: 360-786-5408 or elections@co.thurston.wa.us.

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Bibliophile — An Evening with Jane Mount: Author Jane Mount will be at Browsers Bookshop, 107 Capitol Way N., Olympia, from 7-8:30 p.m. In support of her new book, “Bibliophile: An Illustrated Miscellany.” Browsers, which has carried Mount’s postcards, mugs, pins, bags and books for years, is featured in the book. Journey to Save the Last Wild Buffalo: Come to Traditions Cafe at 7:30 p.m. To learn the story of the national mammal, the bison. You will learn the history of the animal that has lived in North America since prehistoric times.

On hand will be the Buffalo Field Campaign, a nonprofit organization based in Montana, works to protect the natural habitat of wild free-roaming bison and other native wildlife. Admission is free. The cafe is at 300 Fifth Ave. Author talk at AAUW meeting: The Olympia branch of the American Association of University Women is featuring author Mary Jo Sanelli at 7 p.m. At its meeting at St. John’s Episcopal Church, 114 20th Ave. Her topic will be “Amongst Friends.” Sanelli has published several collections of poetry and three works of nonfiction, and she’s written for The Seattle Times, other publications in Seattle and National Public Radio.

Contact Joan Mikow at 360-438-0232 or joan32543@aol.com for further information. Guests are welcome and Sanelli’s books will be available for purchase.

Wednesday Thurston County auditor political forum: The Gateway Rotary has organized this forum from 6:45 to 8 a.m. At O’Blarney’s Irish Pub, 4411 Martin Way E., featuring incumbent Thurston County Auditor Mary Hall and challenger Stuart Holmes. Former Olympia Mayor Doug Mah will moderate. The public is welcome, but must check in with Gateway greeters and adhere to the group’s standards of decorum. The forum will be videocast on Facebook Live.

Community meeting on sea-level rise response planning: The public is invited to an open house and community meeting about planning for sea level rise from 6-8 p.m. At LOTT Clean Water Alliance, 500 Adams St. The meeting will include an open house followed by presentations on the planning effort, potential adaptation strategies and next steps. It also will offer an opportunity for people to comment on the draft adaptation strategies. LOTT, the Port of Olympia, and the city of Olympia are working together to create a response plan to protect downtown Olympia from the effects of sea-level rise.

If you need accommodations to participate, call 360-664-2333 at least 48 hours in advance. AAA Driver Improvement Program: AAA will offer its refresher course on defensive driving. Successful course completion qualifies drivers 55 years and older for automobile insurance premium discounts. The course will be offered from 9 a.m. At the Griffin Fire Department, 3703 Steamboat Loop NW. Cost is $18 per person.