Hands Off Our Vote

Hands Off Our Vote

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We’ve got a plan to protect our votes! But we need your help: handsoffourvote.net

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Protecting our freedom to vote demands visible, sustained defiance to any efforts that threaten our ability to cast our votes, have them counted and see the will of the people prevail. And we will.

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It's officially Spooktober!🎃 👻 Which means we're a month away from the midterm elections! 🗳️ Here are some ways to cast your ballot? Swipe through -->

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History won't ask what you posted. It'll count who showed up. Be in the count: check your registration, make your voting plan, and bring two people with you. When we vote, we win. #LetsGetVoteReady

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You went to the protest. Great. That took courage. Fascism is not stopped by people who show up for one march and skip the next election. Fascism is stopped by people who register, vote, and bring their friends along to. #LetsGetVoteReady #Pinks 🌊

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I can’t stop laughing at this. The fact that Trump &!Vance had to campaign in Texas, Oklahoma and Florida just 4 weeks before the midterms is wild. These are red states, but they know the bottom has fallen out for Republicans, so they have to run defense. Happy Friday Dems, and #LetsGetVoteReady

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Free & fair elections are the cornerstone of our democracy. Trump is trying everything to stop us from voting. Even if they don’t do what they say, it’s an attempt to scare us away from the polls. Vote ASAP. Don't let them take away our rights. #NoKingsNoLies #VoteEarlyDay bit.ly/TrmpThreats

Calling All Organizers! Protecting our freedom to vote demands visible, sustained defiance to any efforts that threaten our ability to cast our votes, have them counted and see the will of the people prevail.

Today’s Supreme Court decision opens the door to real harm in future elections — it allows states to use a flawed federal system to scan the voter rolls — and we will keep fighting it. But here’s what you need to know: federal law bars states from mass-removing voters this close to an election.

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Then, get together with your family and friends and make your plan to vote in whatever way works best for you: early in-person, on Election Day, via drop-box, or by mail. And if you are voting by mail, make sure to request and return your ballot as soon as possible.

Today’s Supreme Court decision opens the door to real harm in future elections — it allows states to use a flawed federal system to scan the voter rolls — and we will keep fighting it. But here’s what you need to know: federal law bars states from mass-removing voters this close to an election.

This ruling doesn’t change the outcome of this election. The outcome of this election is up to the voters. Because in America, voters choose their leaders, not the other way around.

This administration wants to keep us from voting so they can control our elections and seize more authoritarian power. They’re doing everything they can to make us feel isolated and powerless. We refuse to accept this.

Today, the Supreme Court affirmed what we've always known: that Americans can vote in whatever way is most convenient for them, whether that be by mail, via a ballot drop box, early in-person, at a polling location on Election Day.

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If your ballot doesn't arrive in a timely manner, talk to your local election official about options to vote in-person on or before Election Day. For more information on how to vote, consult your state and county elections websites or call the 866-OUR-VOTE hotline. Once again, the people prevail.

Today, the Supreme Court affirmed what we've always known: that Americans can vote in whatever way is most convenient for them, whether that be by mail, via a ballot drop box, early in-person, at a polling location on Election Day.

National Voter Registration Day is a nonpartisan civic holiday dedicated to celebrating our democracy. Since its kickoff in 2012, the holiday and its team of thousands of Partners have worked to get over 6.5 million Americans registered to vote in time for their next trip to the ballot box.

Ezra Levin: When we heard Trump was planning his absolutely pathetic birthday military parade…[we knew he] wanted to project strength. He wanted to cow the opposition into submission. That's why we put together No King's day to send a message that democracy was reasserting itself. @indivisible.org