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We won't know who our next president will be on election night because more people are voting absentee due to coronavirus. Absentee ballots take longer to count because of security measures to verify the accuracy of those ballots. Help us set realistic expectations for this unprecedented election so that we have a peaceful transition that we can all have faith in. We must ensure that every vote is counted!
Use the linked social media toolkit, from the Declaration for American Democracy coalition and others, to set expectations with your circle.
We also encourage you to read this message guide put together by Voting Rights Lab, the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, and Strategies 360: Managing Expectations for Election Results.
If you’re not sure what to write we suggest making some of points below:
We won't know who our next president will be on election night because more people are voting absentee due to coronavirus. Absentee ballots take longer to count because of security measures to verify the accuracy of those ballots. Help us set realistic expectations for this unprecedented election so that we have a peaceful transition that we can all have faith in. We must ensure that every vote is counted!
Use the linked social media toolkit, from the Declaration for American Democracy coalition and others, to set expectations with your circle.
We also encourage you to read this message guide put together by Voting Rights Lab, the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, and Strategies 360: Managing Expectations for Election Results.
We won't know who our next president will be on election night because more people are voting absentee due to coronavirus. Absentee ballots take longer to count because of security measures to verify the accuracy of those ballots. Help us set realistic expectations for this unprecedented election so that we have a peaceful transition that we can all have faith in. We must ensure that every vote is counted!
Use the linked social media toolkit, from the Declaration for American Democracy coalition and others, to set expectations with your circle.
We also encourage you to read this message guide put together by Voting Rights Lab, the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, and Strategies 360: Managing Expectations for Election Results.
Nothing should stand between an eligible voter and the ballot box. Register to be a nonpartisan poll monitor to help protect the vote. Whether it’s helping voters from home, assisting voters safely in person, or tracking online disinformation there's something you can do.
Are you registered to vote at your current address? Check your registration today!
#DemocracyOpenMic is a social media campaign that lets you use your creativity to make your voice heard on the urgent need to protect our vote during the COVID-19 pandemic. Advocate for increased funding to voting access in states that need it most! Learn how you can #ProtectOurVote by simply posting on social media!
Want to volunteer to help fix democracy? Ready to get involved, but not sure what to do? If yes, please join us for a virtual volunteer meeting on the third Thursday of the month starting July 16th @ 6pm. We will discuss a variety of actions and volunteer opportunities you can do from home for both local and national democracy efforts.
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Washington State is in a very good position for the upcoming election, but we need to support our fellow citizens and make sure all states are in the best position possible for people to vote in a safe and secure manner as well.
