Hey John —
Don't forget to sign up for our Texas textbank on Thursday, April 27 at 7pm ET. We still need to text a lot of Texas voters to get the word out about what ID they'll need to bring to the polls on May 6!
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Early voting began yesterday, and Texas voters in Dallas and San Antonio are already voting for their local leaders — positions that work on issues like public education, local law enforcement, public services, and taxes.
The voter ID law in Texas is restrictive and confusing — and that’s why we need to reach out to Texas voters ASAP so they know what IDs they can use to vote in these important local elections.
VoteRiders is texting Texas voters the information they need about what ID they need to vote — will you join us John?
Don’t worry if you’ve never texted voters before. Our volunteer team will train you on everything you need to know to use our texting tool and deliver accurate ID information.
Texting voters is fun, easy, and makes a huge difference! Sign up for our textbank this Thursday, April 27 at 7pm ET!
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See you there —
Sylvester Johnson III
National Volunteer Manager
VoteRiders
P.S. Can't make it but still want to help? Chip in $5 or more to support the textbank! It will cost VoteRiders around $2,000 to send 100,000 texts to Texas voters. >> [link removed]
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