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A Dozen Ways to Protect Democracy from Your Own Home in Your Spare Time

Watch.  Listen.  Speak Up.

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Be an Election Judge or Clerk

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Be a Student Election Clerk

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Give a Voter a Ride to the Polls

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Be a Volunteer Deputy Registrar

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Be a Democratic Precinct Chair or Helper

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Make Sure High Schools Are Registering Students to Vote

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Be a Poll Watcher

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Be an Elections Protection Volunteer

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Talk to Your Reps

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Testify to Government Committees

Public Speaker

Write Letters to the Editor

Business Morning

Stop Online Dis-Information

Texting

Pursue your Passion

Go to our lists of activist organizations

and local Democratic clubs for

information about groups focused on

particular issues.

Guest Speaker

“I’ve come to realize that hope isn’t something you ask of others. It’s something you must first give to yourself. This year has taught us to find light in the quiet, in the dark, and, most importantly, how to find hope in ourselves. 2020 has spoken, loud and clear as a battle drum. In 2021, let us answer the call with a shout.”

Amanda Gorman, January 20, 2021

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