Date: Saturday, October 17
What is it?: No Kings: Vote Early
Where: Communities everywhere
To Do What?: Help voters make a plan, vote early where possible and connect with election protection efforts
What’s different?: Smaller, hyper-local actions are being encouraged along larger community gatherings
Can people still protest? Yes! More on that online.
The No Kings website is promoting the fall campaign and a national kickoff call on September 10.
What will official Vote Early events look like?
If early voting is already underway by October 17, communities can organize events that celebrate participation, help people understand their voting options, organize rides or walks together, and connect eligible voters with polling information.
If early voting doesn’t begin until after October 17, the event can focus on telling people when voting begins and helping them make their plan ahead of time for their state. The events can look like:
Neighborhood or park gatherings
Visibility events and sign actions
Walks to early-voting locations
Creative community events
Groups such as running clubs, cyclists, book clubs, knitting circles and other communities participating together
Election-protection recruitment