Monday, April 1 - Let Marylanders Vote Phone Bank / Register Wisconsin Voters
Actions You Can Take
Action 1: Let Marylanders Vote Phone Banks TODAY at 2 p.m. or 6 p.m.
Action 2: Attend a training session to learn how to register voters in Wisconsin on April 3 or 9. - email info@milwaukeevoterproject.org for more information
Action 1: TODAY - Let Marylanders Vote Phone Bank
Maryland has a chance to lead the country by letting formerly incarcerated citizens participate in the state's Automatic Voter Registration program when they are released. They'd be only the second state in the country to do so -- and take a huge step forward by inviting returning citizens to fully participate in our democracy.
TODAY we'll be calling voters represented by the key swing voters on this pro-voting legislation -- and connecting them with their legislators to urge them to lend their support.
With just two hours of your time, you can make a MAJOR difference for voters -- so please register to join today’s phone banks at 2 p.m. or 6 p.m.
If this is your first time phonebanking with us, don't worry, every session begins with a full training to get you up to speed.
Action via Common Cause
Action 2: Learn How to Register Wisconsin Voters
Here’s a great way to increase Dem turnout in Wisconsin. The Milwaukee Voter Project (MVP) is a grassroots group of non-partisan volunteers who work to ensure that all citizens, especially those in underserved communities, are registered to vote and aware of upcoming elections. They register voters in warm, indoor offices (DMVs) in Milwaukee’s disadvantaged neighborhoods. The people there have their IDs with them and time on their hands as they wait in lines, so a 3-hour shift can be quite productive. This has been a very successful program and rightfully popular with Indivisible Chicagoans.
The first step is to attend a simple one-hour Zoom training:
Wednesday, April 3 at 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Tuesday, April 9 at 1:30pm - 2:30pm
Interested? Send an email to info@milwaukeevoterproject.org.
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