Vote Forward's handwritten letters are among the most effective ways we can help get out the vote. Sign up at votefwd.org. Or to join our Portola Valley writing team,
The Democratic Messaging Project, based in Portola Valley, supports candidates across the country with their postcard campaigns. To join DMP's postcard writing group,
Email JoAnn at DMP
VoteRiders is seeking dedicated virtual and in-person volunteers to support its voter outreach and voter ID assistance efforts.
Sign up here to receive weekly updates on ways to get involved, including joining letter-writing parties, textbank events, and getting trained to support voters on our virtual Voter ID Helpline and Chatbot.
For volunteers with 2-3 hours/week, consider attending a monthly Voter ID Assistance Orientation Session to start the process of getting trained to support at-risk voters with their document and transportation needs, empowering them to cast a ballot that counts!
The Democratic Volunteer Center says: "A phone bank is a coordinated effort by a campaign to talk with voters, using official state and local voter lists to decide who to call.
"We make calls:
The Democratic Volunteer Center says: "Texting is a great way to reach thousands of people in just one text bank, and it’s especially effective with young voters. For most events, trainings are offered on a Zoom call.
"You won’t be texting from your mobile phone; instead, you’ll use an app on your laptop or desktop computer to more easily send and respond to texts. This also prevents people from seeing your personal phone number."
Swing Left Peninsula and the Bay Area Coalition are making calls to voters in California's Central Valley (CD-13 and CD-22) with the California Democratic Party. They will also call the swing states of Arizona and Nevada.
Phone banks are scheduled every Wednesday from 5-7pm (or 5-8pm) You will need a phone and a laptop or tablet to make calls.
As the nation’s largest and longest-standing grassroots voter registration organization, League of Women Voters volunteers register hundreds of thousands of voters and host community voter registration drives across the country each year.
Vote411.org provides all the election information voters need, available in English and Spanish. Voters may check registration, find polling places, learn about candidates, and more. Vote411.org is a project of the League of Women Voters Education Fund.
The DVC says, "Canvassing—going door to door in person to talk to people—is one of the most effective ways to reach out to voters. Fresh air, light exercise, and a chance to chat with potentials voters is a great way to spend a day."
Swing Left says, "Let's build the grassroots power Democrats need to win and to defend democracy long term.
Join us in going door-to-door talking to Democratic voters.