Phone Banks: Call for change. Without leaving home.
Volunteer from home by joining one of our 2026 Midterms Election phone banks. Phone banking is one of our most important tools for reaching voters and having conversations about what matters to them. This year, we’re making calls to voters in critical swing districts and for important statewide races in Wisconsin and Michigan.
How does it work?
We gather on Zoom, use easy and efficient technology to make calls, and we’re able to make thousands of calls per shift — thanks to volunteers like you. No need to use your own phone — all you need is your computer!
Our veteran team of phone banking leaders specialize in making it easy for you with experienced trainers, extensive background resources, and helpful support and encouragement.
Our remote phone banks are open to volunteers from all over the country. We learn from and develop camaraderie with each other in our Zoom rooms — come join the fun and help win important 2026 races!
When are we calling?
Oct 26-November 3: Final Push to Call Michigan and Wisconsin Voters! SIGN UP
Saturday, October 31: Michigan | 12-2 or 2-4 PM CT
Sunday, November 1: Wisconsin | 12-2 or 2-4 PM CT
Monday, November 2: Michigan | 3-5 PM or 5-7 PM CT
Tuesday, November 3: Michigan and Wisconsin: 12-2, 2-4 or 4-6 PM CT
Mondays: ICA’s Michigan Mondays phone banks, calling for Abdul El-Sayed for U.S. Senate, Jocelyn Benson for Governor and other important statewide races: SIGN UP
Tuesdays: Make calls to Wisconsin voters for Rebecca Cooke, running to flip a red seat in WI-03: SIGN UP
Wednesdays: ICA’s Wisconsin Wednesdays phone banks, calling for governor, other statewide races and tossup congressional races in WI-01 (Mitchell Berman) and WI-03 (Rebecca Cooke): SIGN UP
Thursdays: Make calls to Michigan voters for Sean McCann, who is running to flip a red seat in MI-04 SIGN UP
Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays: Check our calendar for more voter registration and voter protection phone banks.
Voter Protection: make calls virtually to support the Michigan and Wisconsin Voter Protection teams. Visit our Voter Protection page or calendar to find links to individual phone banks.
Voter Registration: make calls to Wisconsin and Michigan voters to make sure their voter registration is current.