Tuesday, October 13 - No Kings Vote Early THIS WEEKEND! / Protect the Vote in MI & WI This Week / Don't Skip the Judges 10/20
ICA Action: No Kings Vote Early THIS WEEKEND!
This Saturday, October 17, the No Kings movement is back. This time, we're bringing the action to neighborhoods across Chicagoland because our immediate focus here and across the country is to vote early and protect the vote. We are turning our people power to EARLY VOTING POWER.
Because in America, we have no kings. We decide who represents us. And we decide what comes next.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
5–6 PM: No Kings Visibility Action | Hollywood & Sheridan | Indivisible Edgewater
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
9:30–10:30 AM: No Kings Visibility Action | Hollywood & Sheridan | Indivisible Edgewater
10 AM–12 PM: No Kings Rock the Early Vote | Naperville | Indivisible Naperville
11 AM: No Kings Virtual & Accessible Rally | Virtual | Stand Up for Science
11 AM–1 PM: Chalk the Walk: Voting Is Our Superpower | Horner Park | Indivisible Chicago Northwest + Indivisible Lincoln Square | Family Friendly
11 AM–12:30 PM: No Kings: Vote Early | McCormick & Church | Indivisible Evanston, Rogers Park West Ridge, & Skokie
12:30–1:30 PM: Visibility Action | Thorndale & Sheridan | Indivisible Edgewater
1 PM: ICE Melts: One Year Later | NW Corner Clark & Morse | Protect Rogers Park + Indivisible Rogers Park West Ridge
1–2 PM: No Kings: Early Vote La Grange | La Grange | Indivisible West Suburban Chicago
2–3 PM: No Kings: Vote Early in Hyde Park | Jackson Park | Indivisible Chicago South-Side
2–5 PM: No Kings Vote Early: Arlington Heights | Arlington Heights | Indivisible Elk Grove Township + Partners
2:30–4 PM: No Kings: Vote Early | Berghoff Bar + Early Voting Supersite | Indivisible Downtown Chicago
3:30–5 PM: No Kings Vote Early | Oz Park | Moms for Democracy + Indivisible Lakeview/Lincoln Park/Old Town | Family Friendly
👉 Explore the full Indivisible Chicago event calendar or find a No Kings event near you!
Partner Action: Protect the Vote in MI & WI This Week
Getting voters to the polls is only part of the work. We also need to make sure every eligible voter can cast a ballot and have it counted! Voter protection teams in Michigan and Wisconsin need volunteers this week, and there are plenty of ways to help, including from home.
MICHIGAN
Ballot Cure Phone Banks 10/14, 10/17: Call voters whose absentee ballots were rejected and help them fix the issue so their votes count. Training provided!
Voter Assistance Hotline 10/13, 10/14, 10/16: Learn how to help answer voter questions and resolve voting issues from home.
Volunteer Activation Phone Banks 10/13 & 10/15: Call past volunteers to recruit them for critical voter protection roles.
WISCONSIN
Poll Observer Info Session 10/13: Join a 30-minute virtual session to learn how to help protect voters at the polls on Election Day.
👉 Choose an opportunity above and sign up to help protect the vote this November!
Actions via Team Michigan and WisDems Voter Protection Teams
ICA Chapter Action: Don't Skip the Judges 10/20
Judges make decisions that affect our everyday lives, from evictions and divorces to criminal cases. But judicial races can be some of the hardest races on the ballot to research.
Join Indivisible Greater West Loop for a virtual conversation with Injustice Watch to learn how judicial elections work, what judges actually do, and how to research the candidates on your ballot. We'll also explore Injustice Watch's nonpartisan judicial election guide and how to use it to make informed decisions before you vote.
👉 Join us Tuesday, October 20, from 7–8 PM CT for this free virtual event!
Action via Indivisible Greater West Loop
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