Election officials are prepared to respond to any actions that could interfere with your right to vote.
“Election officials and voting rights groups across Arizona are preparing for such scenarios, even though they may not materialize.” ⤵️
Many election officials and experts think it’s unlikely that ICE will interfere in the election. But it’s a serious enough threat that they’re preparing anyway. https://t.co/HasUSS5ceb
This is what voter intimidation looks like.
Every eligible voter has the right to cast a ballot without fear or intimidation.
That right doesn’t change depending on who shows up at a home or near a polling place.
Armed and in uniform, agents from the Department of Homeland Security have been knocking on doors to ask residents about their immigration status whether they're registered to vote. https://t.co/lK9zZJblDy
“Election protection doesn’t begin or end on Election Day, and neither should our support for the dedicated workers who make our voting possible.”
Our MI State Director Ashiya Brown, in @TheRoot for #ElectionHeroDay 🗳️
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Today, we celebrate Election Hero Day! 🗳️
Election Day is one day, but it takes months of work from election officials, poll workers, and volunteers who ensure everyone can make their voice heard.
We’re thanking the heroes who keep our elections running ✨
Weaponizing law enforcement to intimidate voters is never ok. The freedom to vote is a constitutional right, and everyone should feel safe while exercising their freedom to vote.
On Friday, the Justice Department threatened to prosecute California election officials who knowingly count mail-in ballots from people the Trump administration identified as “likely noncitizens.”
This Sunday, 60 Minutes reports on state and local election officials who are resisting what they see as pressure from Washington. https://t.co/o3HSfJAt5B
No Kings is being silenced on Instagram at the peak of a national day of action, but the movement is bigger than any one platform.
We will continue organizing, communicating and making our voices heard.
Join us in demanding @Meta restore their accounts.
Hannah Fried and All Voting Is Local are working tirelessly with bipartisan state and local officials to achieve a future where every vote counts at the local level, and everyone has access to the promise of American democracy.
This clip comes from the first episode of Elevate Prize's new docuseries, Nevertheless: Democracy Defenders, executive produced by Kerry Washington and Simpson Street.
Visit our YouTube channel for the full episode.
Much of the work to protect the freedom to vote happens behind the scenes. Now, you can see it firsthand.
We’re proud our CEO Hannah Fried is featured in the Season 2 premiere of @ElevatePrize’s Nevertheless: Democracy Defenders! 🎬🗳️
Streaming now: https://t.co/2PVk4PnUBP
“Overall, our survey found that election experts are cautiously optimistic that the 2026 midterms will be administered fairly — even in the face of significant challenges.”
The people who watch elections most closely think it’s possible federal agents will disrupt voting but doubt any elections will be overturned. https://t.co/LxAtumGpJF
Early voting is underway in Georgia, Arizona, and several other states!
Have you voted yet?
Make your plan to vote early in person, by mail, or on Election Day! 🗳️
From backup equipment plans to a mule caravan for voters at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, election officials have prepared for every scenario ahead of Nov. 3.
They’ve done the work. Voters can head to the polls with confidence. 🗳️
https://t.co/nTV7WkLJW7
You can #VoteEarly starting this week in:
-Tuesday, October 13: Georgia, Idaho, Utah
-Wednesday, October 14: Iowa, Kansas, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Oregon
-Thursday, October 15: North Carolina
-Friday, October 16: Hawaii, Washington
-Saturday, October 17: Nevada, Massachusetts
Judges keep reaching the same conclusion: the federal government has no right to voters' private data, and no business using it to take away their freedom to vote.
🚨BREAKING: A judge ruled the DOJ's policy of collecting states' unredacted voter rolls and urging them to remove voters flagged as ineligible is illegal.
"This policy...has left untold numbers of disenfranchised voters in its wake and inflicted injuries to the Plaintiffs' privacy," the court wrote.
How are ballots counted?
Who runs your local election?
What does a poll worker actually do?
What are your rights at the polls?
Good questions.
Get answers here: https://t.co/sFjHfZAOuh
#NationalVoterEducationWeek
This week, our Wisconsin State Director Sam Liebert joined municipal clerks and voting rights advocates in Ledgeview for a roundtable convened by Sen. Tammy Baldwin.
Thank you to Sen. Baldwin for listening, and to the clerks who do this critical work every day!
Maricopa's elections are run by nonpartisan administrators who do this work carefully and follow the law.
Ballots are going out this week and early in-person voting starts today. If you're mailing yours back, send it soon, or drop it off through Election Day on Nov. 3. 🗳️
There's a lot of noise about Maricopa County's elections right now, so let’s set the record straight.
Recorder Justin Heap has been warning that USPS will delay early ballots. Reporting shows there's no evidence for that, & mail processing in the county is running as normal. 🧵
Meanwhile, President Trump went on national television and described a vendor's error as a deliberate attempt to subvert the election.
It was a mistake, and treating it as a plot is the same move he has made since 2020 to cast doubt on results before anyone has voted.