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[whenweallvote]

A moment for all the first-time voters who stunned at our rally ❤️‍🔥

This rally was all about celebrating the power of your voice and your vote — and you brought the energy ⚡ 🎉 Your next step? Bring that energy to the polls and remind your friends to do the same! Make a plan to vote at WeAll.Vote/plan.

[lets-make-light-now]

Acting US president genocide Joe Biden started the Genocide.

Donald Trump already said that he will support Israel and sustain the genocide.

Why democracy? USA is Israel's little Bitch. Israel comes before USA

[leighlew3]

HARRIS-WALZ 👍

[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

Kamala Harris 2024!

[lasseling]

Numbers to call if you witnessed or experienced voter intimidation, harrassment or fraud. Save this to your phone.

[daylightandlongnights]

Fall reminder: Check your voter registration status!

As we get closer to November, it's important that you check your voter registration status (especially if you're voting by mail!) so you're all ready for election day! If you're a new voter and/or are just unsure where to check your status, you can go to websites like headcount & check to see that you're registered to vote & that all your info is up to date.

The cool part about headcount is that they have lots of contests and volunteer opportunities where you could get to go to cool events and concerts just for doing things like checking your own registration status or helping others in person register to vote!

Honestly, I don't care if you use my personal link to register as much as I care that you're taking the time to check your own registration because this election is a really important election

[lawofcollage]

Someone said this on Tiktok and I cackled, so here we are

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P.S. Check your voter registration here. And check it closer to election day.

Not registered? You’ve moved and it’s out of date? Update your voter registration/registration here.

Don’t forget to vote up and down the ballot! Local elections matter, and hopefully you’ll find someone you’re a lot more passionate about on a local level.

And make sure your friends do the same!!!!

This website also covers what you may need to bring with you the day of. Some states require you to bring your ID, for example, so go check. Your state may have early voting options, and you should definitely use those! They make life a lot easier. You can check those out here.

[whitesinhistory]

On July 1, 1965, a white sheriff in Camden, Alabama, forced people to leave and then padlocked the doors of the Antioch Baptist Church—a Black church where leaders were discussing civil rights—even though he did not have the authority to do so. Community members from the Summer Community Organization and Political Education (SCOPE) group had been meeting at the church for several months, working to promote Black voter registration in Alabama and the rest of the South. According to the 1960 census, Black residents made up over 75% of the population of Wilcox County. However, because of established practices and laws passed with the intent of suppressing the Black vote—which were enforced in discriminatory ways—no Black people in Wilcox County were registered to vote during the 1964 election. When people at the Antioch Baptist Church began registering Black voters, they were quickly targeted by the white community. Two days before Sheriff P.C. Jenkins evicted people from the church, a group of white men had broken into the building and beaten two Black teenagers, inflicting injuries so severe that they were both hospitalized. Rather than providing protection from this violence, on July 1, Sheriff Jenkins announced that the church had been the cause of “too much disturbance,” and gave people only a few hours to clear out their belongings before putting a padlock on the door.  Though Sheriff Jenkins claimed that at least one church leader had expressed opposition to having the church involved in civil rights activism, the following day the chairman of the Board of Deacons denied that claim, and two weeks later the congregation and board of the church unanimously voted to support the church’s involvement in registering Black voters.   Read EJI’s report, Segregation in America, to learn more about how local white officials targeted civil rights activists and the Black church in their quest to uphold segregation.

[whenweallvote]

Happy November! New month, same voter energy. 🗳️

MILLIONS of Americans have already cast their ballots in this year’s election. Swipe to see the early Voting Squad! ➡️🤩

If you still need to cast your ballot, make your plan to vote early RN at WeAll.Vote/plan.

[cemeterygrace]

just as a reminder, if you can’t successfully pass as a white, cisgender, heterosexual man tomorrow, please keep yourself safe. we don’t know what people might do as the results start coming in, and there could easily be another january 6th type of situation.

[clairikine]

Vous avez besoin de faire une procu pour dimanche et vous ne savez pas si c'est encore possible? Toutes les infos sont ici! ⬆️

Quelques points qui sont bon à savoir et que vous ne saviez peut-être pas encore:

il est possible de faire valider sa demande de procuration dans n’importe quel commissariat de police, brigade de gendarmerie ou consulat. Ca vaut pour les inscriptions sur les listes en France comme sur les listes consulaires. Si par ex vous êtes inscrit·e pour voter en France mais que vous êtes à Berlin ou Munich pour l'euro, vous pouvez passer au consulat sur place! Pas besoin de prendre rendez-vous.

Vous (mandant·e) n'avez pas besoin d'être sur la même liste électorale que votre mandataire (par contre iel doit bien se rendre dans votre bureau de vote pour voter pour vous).

Votre mandataire n'a pas besoin de se déplacer avec vous pour faire valider votre procuration, et vous n'avez pas besoin d'être en possession de sa pièce d'identité.

Un·e mandataire peut prendre une procuration établie en France maximum; deux procurations maximum si au moins une des procurations est établie à l'étranger; trois maximum (dont maximum une établie en France) si au moins une des procurations est donnée par un·e mandant·e inscrit·e sur une liste consulaire.

Il est possible de faire sa demande de procuration en ligne (au lien ci-dessus) et de la faire valider en ligne si vous avez une identité numérique certifiée France Identité

Et si vous êtes inscrit·e sur une liste consulaire, n'oubliez pas que vous pouvez voter en ligne au second tour du mercredi 3 juillet à midi au jeudi 4 juillet à midi (heure de Paris), sous réserve d'avoir mis vos coordonnées à jour jusqu'au 28 juin 2024!

Si vous cherchez un·e mandataire, addressez-vous de préférence aux partis locaux! Ils centralisent les demandes.

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[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

Vote Blue in ‘22!

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