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📣 ONE WEEK LEFT TO VOTE, CALIFORNIA 🗳️!
Make a plan to vote in this general midterm election.
⚠️ We recommend mailing your ballot by Oct. 27 to ensure it is postmarked by Nov. 3, 2026.
From Oct. 28 through Nov. 3, drop off your ballot in person ONLY.
📣 The voter registration deadline passed, but you can STILL register and vote in the November 3 California General Election with Same Day Voter Registration (AKA Conditional Voter Registration).
⭐️ Learn more about Same Day Voter Registration and find your nearest polling place: https://t.co/vxt8VsKH8U (link in bio)
🗳️ If you are an eligible citizen and haven't registered to vote or need to update your voter registration, you can complete the Same Day Voter Registration process in person at your county elections office, polling place, or vote center.
⚠️ *Courage California Institute recommends mailing your ballot by October 27 to ensure it is postmarked by November 3, 2026. From October 28 through November 3, drop off your ballot in person at a polling place, official drop box, or vote center.
Find and share info about the California November 3rd general election, including key election deadlines, voter registration tools, and insights into the offices, roles, and ballot measures on your ballot.
Free PDFs available to download include:
🔸Voter Resource Guide
🔸The 14 Ballot Measures Zine
🔸California Ballot Measure: Positions Matrix
⬇️ Download these free "California Know Your Vote" non-partisan voter resources to share with your family and friends this election season.
Access these resources and download at ➡️ https://t.co/tXsaK5HGdv
💸 Your vote on Proposition 40 is worth $1 million a day; at least that's what the billionaires in California are spending to influence you to vote against the one-time 5% tax on their wealth.
Join us this Tues., Oct. 27 @ 6 PM to amplify the vote for Yes on Prop 40 and No on Props 41 and 42 ➡️ https://t.co/EbQqfoLo2y
On Saturday, Oct. 24, Early Voting locations open in all VCA counties in California.
Then, early voting locations across the rest of the state open starting Oct. 31📆.
Find your nearest early-voting location ➡️ https://t.co/erhgOI2yQD
You can visit an early-voting location to:
🔸 Complete same-day voter registration
🔸 Get a replacement ballot
🔸 Use accessible voting machines
🔸 Access language assistance
🗳️ The California General Election is on Nov. 3. Mail your vote-by-mail ballot by Tuesday, Oct. 27 to ensure it arrives and is counted on time ✅.
#VoteEarly #CaliforniaPrimary #VoterPower
El 3 de noviembre, los californianos votarán sobre cuatro medidas electorales relacionadas con los impuestos a los ricos y podrán decidir si los ricos pagan la parte de impuestos que les corresponde en el estado.
Lee el blog para aprender más sobre las Propuestas 3, 40, 41, y 42: https://t.co/JHnEhOVK9Z (elance en la bio)
Courage California recomienda votar:
✅ SÍ a la Prop. 3 ✅ SÍ a la Prop. 40
❌ NO a la Prop. 41 ❌ NO a la Prop. 42
Con la Proposición 40 compitiendo contra las Proposiciones 41 y 42, cada voto será importante
#Prop40 #ImpuestoALaRiqueza #Prop41 #Prop42 #Prop3
Are you going to be working on Election Day and not sure if you will make it to the polls during their open hours to vote from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.?
Employees in California are eligible for up to two hours of paid time off for the purpose of voting if they do not have sufficient time outside of working hours to vote.
Employees who need time off to vote can take as much time as they need to vote, but are only eligible for 2 hours of paid time.
If you are three working days before the election and you think you will need time off to vote, notify your employer at least two working days prior to the election.
Learn more about PTO for Election Day at: https://t.co/dRU1AmeksW
Access voter resources to help you navigate the CA General Election on November 3, 2026 at: https://t.co/tXsaK5HGdv
The Courage California Institute's General Election Voter Resource is available in 8 languages!
➡️ Download the PDF to get nonpartisan California voter information on your phone or in printed format: https://t.co/5NySoAm8FN ⬅️
Why are tax changes limportant?
These types of local tax initiatives, like raising a sales tax by half a cent and imposing a 4% tax on mansions, can help pay for community programs like affordable housing, emergency response, and healthcare services. Funding for these services is especially critical given the budget cuts made by Republicans in the federal budget bill H.R. 1.
💡Learn more about Prop. 43 and the ballot measure on your November 3, 2026 California General Election ballot at: https://t.co/W3WwjXbTB5
Seeing a local tax measure on your ballot may seem boring, but did you know that wealthy property owners, developers, and investors see power in raising the voter threshold needed to pass local tax measures?
Proposition 43 would do just that: it would amend the California Constitution so that citizen-led local special tax initiatives could only pass if two-thirds of the voting population voted to pass it. Currently, tax changes like these only need a simple majority (50% of the vote +1) to pass.
Courage California endorses ❌ No on Prop. 43 ❌
🚨Due to USPS process changes in California, mail that is dropped off at post offices and mail collection boxes more than 50 miles from a U.S. Postal Service regional hub is now collected the next day.
‼️This means that waiting until Election Day to mail back your ballot could potentially risk and invalidate your vote.
⚠️ *Courage California Institute recommends mailing your ballot by October 27 to ensure it is postmarked by November 3, 2026. From October 28 through November 3, drop off your ballot in person at a polling place, official drop box, or vote center.
🔍Get more information about voting in your county: https://t.co/pJaJmoboxA
👀 If you notice any suspicious activity at the polls, experience harassment, or think your right to vote has been violated, call the secretary of state’s hotline (available in 34 languages):
☎️ (800) 345-VOTE (8683)
🚫🗳️ Trump is openly trying to intimidate Californians and stop our vulnerable communities from voting in the November midterm elections by sending ICE to target and attack our communities.
📣 KEEP ICE OUT OF OUR ELECTIONS 🧊🔥
The #CourageVoterGuide for the November 3, 2026 California general election is available now!
This guide features informational write-ups, recommendations, and endorsements for the 14 ballot measures, gubernatorial, congressional, statewide, and races local to YOU.
💡Learn about our progressive voter recommendations for the ballot measures and important down-ballot races on your ballot.
This guide is available to share with your friends and family as a webpage or downloadable PDF that you can take with you to the polls or your next ballot party.
Access the guide at: https://t.co/W3WwjXbTB5.
🐻 California es líder nacional en la protección de las voces de nuestras diversas comunidades, tanto en las urnas como fuera de ellas.
Los votantes de California podrían preservar esas protecciones y aprobar reformas para ampliar la participación de la comunidad a través de cinco medidas estatales en la boleta electoral del 3 de noviembre de 2026: Proposiciones 4, 5, 39, 43 y 45 🗳️.
ℹ️ Descubre cómo estas propuestas electorales permiten a los votantes de California decidir quién tiene más poder en nuestra democracia: https://t.co/XuLOofTTYM
⚠️ *Courage California Institute recommends that you mail your ballot by October 27, 2026, to ensure that it is received and counted by the Nov. 3 Election Day, because of recent postal changes that may delay postmark and delivery.
*Some counties in California offer Voting Centers, a location where you can register to vote, vote early and in-person, and return your ballot in your county no matter your address. A polling place is a specified, assigned voting location set by your county elections office based on your address and is typically open from 7 am to 8 pm on Election Day for in-person voting and ballot drop-off.
💡Did you know that you don’t have to wait until Election Day to vote?
Registered voters in California have the option to vote by:
📬Mailing your ballot (no extra postage necessary and must be postmarked by Election Day*)
📮Dropping off your ballot at a designated ballot drop box or polling place
🗳️Voting in-person (Vote centers in Voter’s Choice Act counties open starting Oct. 24 and early voting locations throughout California open Oct. 31)
⚡ ️Your ballot is your voter power! This election, your power is in deciding on 14 state ballot measures, who becomes governor of California, and who represents your community in the State Legislature and in Congress.
Find out more about ballot drop-off boxes and polling locations near you 👉 https://t.co/pJaJmoboxA
If you suspect your voting rights are being violated, experience harassment at the polling place, or have questions about how to vote, call the Voter Hotline ☎️:
(800) 345-VOTE (8683) – English
⭐️🗳️ California protects the rights of voters. Learn your rights as a voter and keep your friends and family informed about theirs, too!
⭐️ You can access the California Voter Bill of Rights in 34 languages on the California Secretary of State's website: https://t.co/2fw1Qq6GV6