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Do we vote at the event itself?
Where early voting is open, YES! Organizers are encouraging people to cast ballots that day, and many communities are planning group walks to the polls. Check your early voting hours first so the plan holds.
Our state has no early voting. What Can I do on Saturday?
The coalition’s guidance is that early preparation is universal. Saturday becomes the day to request an absentee ballot, confirm registration, or set up an Election Day carpool with neighbors.
What should we do before Saturday?
Confirm your registration is active, and look up exactly what ID our state requires. Both are linked below.
There’s no event near us…
Host one! New events are being added to the map daily, and a cookout or a walk to the polls with neighbors, counts.
We already voted. Now what?
Bring someone who hasn’t.
Turnout in numbers is how the community shows strength and most people vote because someone they trust asks.
What if we run into intimidation?
Read the ACLU’s guidance on federal agents at polling places before going, and save the nonpartisan Election Protection Hotline 866-OUR-VOTE.
After the 17th?
We stay ready to act together… peacefully, until every vote is counted.
In America, voters pick our leaders so we decide our future.
HANDS OFF OUR VOTE!
Look up your state’s voter rules
What to do if federal agents are at the polls
Recognize and respond to voter intimidation
Election Protection Hotline 866-OUR-VOTE
This is a guide for preparing and staying safe for No Kings.
https://psychopete1.substack.com/p/a-no-kings-protest-guide-updated?r=5j616r&utm_medium=ios
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