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M Santistevan's avatar

Working on my stack of two hundred CO-8 voters for Activate America!

@ashley214842's avatar

I love Postcards to Voters -- have written with them for years. I also use Markers for Democracy, and Vote Forward (although they use partially printed out/partially hand-written form letters, which I don't favor as much). Etsy has great bundles of vote-related postcards at reasonable prices. I agree about buying your postcard stamps early. Early voting in most places starts the first few weeks in October so most postcards need to be SENT a week BEFORE that date (different per state).

The 50501 Movement's avatar

Thank you! Added Markers for Democracy to the Linktree! :)

Lisa Ham's avatar

Don't forget you can get postcard stamps sent directly to your house from the USPS. Less heartbreak.

KAB268's avatar

We use Field Team 6 addresses with QR codes to voter registration sites. With FT6 we can choose a district with a competitive race. And we use postcards from Cartoons for Democracy with the addresses able scrips from FT6

Ann Feild's avatar

I did it (again!)! 💙 👍

Gail Waldby's avatar

I also write with Arizona Native Democrats https://cardzilla.persontoperson.net/ and

Markers For Democracy https://postcards.markersfordemocracy.org/

Ahmah's avatar

My group is currently writing postcards to all of the Democrat and Unenrolled/Independents in our small town of 5,000+. I saw that in our presidential election we had more republican women that voted for the current administration, yup, women. So I took it upon myself to get a voter list. I am currently putting together hundreds, even more (I'm hoping) postcards to mail out to remind the D/U/I to get to the Midterm polls. No Rs have been included in this list because as we see it, they have done enough damage to our country, haven't they?

Robin Gilmartin's avatar

Good to do with others and make it a social thing!

Katy Muldoon's avatar

Buy your postcard stamps long before you need them. Took two different stops today to acquire the number I need, and wouldn’t surprise me if this admin makes them scarce the closer we get to the midterms.

Edith Stone's avatar

That is a smart idea!

RW's avatar

350 Wisconsin has done postcard campaigns in the past.

Kathleen's avatar

I've been writing hundreds of postcards for the last 2 years with Fieldteam6. It's a way of contributing for us introverts! Write on!

Deb Chrystal's avatar

I’ve done 100’s of postcards!!

Have 100 on my desk now and another 100 on the way!

As a homebound caregiver, this is something I can do!!

Kristin C's avatar

https://postcards4va.com/ has a women’s vote and a rural vote “get out the vote” campaign going. I’ve written for them before and seen the results!

Marfy2547's avatar

I’m writing 100 to North Carolina! (Progressive Turnout PAC)

Julie Hultin's avatar

I did a postcard campaign last year here in California for Prop 50 - it was very rewarding!

Lori Ingwerson's avatar

The link for Signs of Justice isn't working. Could you post a correction? I'd like to buy a kit from them.

Gail Waldby's avatar
Lori Ingwerson's avatar

That worked. Thanks so much!

Susan Straley's avatar

What is the time/dates for sending the cards? I will be travelingand unable to work on this until the 22nd of October.

Theodora's avatar

The ones I'm writing for "Postcards to Swing States" need to be mailed on October 12. Midterms are November 3. Maybe another election?

Gail Waldby's avatar

Postcards to Voters PostcardsToVoters.org has campaigns most days, with a default mailing date of 3 days from the date you request addresses. Their mailing date is shorter if an election is close so postcards wouldn't reach the recipients in time if mailed later.