Wednesday, August 21st - Register Voters / Wisconsin Wednesday Phone Bank

Actions You Can Take

Action 1: Great Voter Registration Chase of 2024

Make calls for Rust Belt Rising and Indivisible Chicago/Evanston's Great Voter Registration Chase of 2024!

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Join Rust Belt Rising and Indivisible Chicago/Evanston to call unregistered Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin targets, following up on a voter registration packet that we are mailing to them to encourage them to complete their registration.

This program was highly effective the past two election cycles in helping thousands of Great Lakes states voters register and vote. We will train you over Zoom with everything you need to make these easy and important calls. Join us to get out the rising American majority in our close, consequential neighbor states.

Action 2: Wisconsin Wednesday Phone Bank (Today and every Wednesday)

Voter contact is the way we'll win in 2024, and phone banking is a big, big part of that. Working the phones gets us to distant corners of Wisconsin where we can have the most impact. And it reaches more voters per shift than any other method. Indivisible Chicago phone banks attract volunteers from New York to California because we've designed them to be easy and satisfying for veterans and first-timers alike.

We provide complete training, extensive background resources, one-on-one support, and a hardy, enthusiastic band of volunteers who will welcome you in and share their experience.

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While some of these Daily Actions come from our own work as Indivisible Chicago Alliance, others are from our many partners working to advance the progressive agenda. We invite you to join us in supporting their work. Postings from partners do not imply Indivisible Chicago Alliance endorsement of specific policies and positions.

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