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No Kings: Vote Early Rally
No Kings: Vote Early Rally
Saturday, Oct. 17th, 10–11:30 am
No Kings: Vote Early Rally is a seismic shift from mobilizing people, to wielding people power. A massive voter turnout, propelled by a massive early vote, will result in an unassailable result.
The billionaire tech bros, white supremacists, corrupt grifters who surround Trump, and the wanna-be king himself will not simply give up power. When they are challenged, they will manufacture chaos. Voting is not enough. We need to be ready.
We must be prepared to defend the results. That is why Indivisible Oregon is doing more than rallying, we are organizing. At No Kings / Vote Early, our Corner Captains will be collecting signatures for the Pledge to Defend the Vote.
The Pledge is simple:
“If a mass mobilization is called to defend the vote, I will show up and I will bring three others with me.”
Vote early. Show up October 17, and bring your family, neighbors, friends, signs, flags and banners. Join Us and take the pledge.
Multiple locations: Click to Register
Protecting the Vote - What You Can Do to Secure Elections and Combat Misinformation
About this event
This event will be available online and in-person.
Please note: In-person attendance is limited and, to begin on time, doors will open at 1:30 and close promptly at 2:05.
Without voting rights there is no democracy.
It is as simple as that. Voting is how we choose leaders, shape our future, and hold power accountable to the people.
But voting rights are under attack. Election workers face intimidation. Executive orders restrict access to the ballot. The Supreme Court has made it nearly impossible for voters of color to win fair representation. And outsiders have come to Oregon to sow distrust of the mail-in voting system.
Join Indivisible Oregon, and Senator Jeff Merkley, Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read, President of the Oregon Association of County Clerks Dag Robinson, and Common Cause Oregon executive director Kate Titus, for a practical discussion of:
VOTING RIGHTS: Learn how the Oregon election process works, your rights as an Oregon voter, the post-mark rule, and how to track your vote.
PROTECTING VOTER DATA: Hear about voter file privacy, how elections are validated, and questions of voter fraud, voter roll integrity and cyber threats to voting machines.
COUNTERING VOTER SUPPRESSION: Learn strategies to ensure your vote counts. Learn how to report incidents of voter intimidation or suppression. Get an update on threats to mail-in voting.
BALLOT DROP BOX INTEGRITY: Hear from Common Cause of Oregon about their Election Protection and voter education efforts, and how to volunteer to monitor ballot drop boxes.
Our vote is our voice. Democracy only works when every eligible voter can participate freely, safely, and equally.