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Dear John
The momentum on campuses is electrifying for Kamala Harris and Feminist Majority endorsed candidates who are fighting for reproductive health and women’s rights!
Our massive grassroots mobilization is well underway, with over two hundred Vote For Equality Campus Organizers and Coordinators and hundreds of volunteers actively engaging students on 47 college campuses across critical swing states—Michigan, Pennsylvania, Arizona, North Carolina, Ohio, Nevada—and key Congressional races in New York and California.
These passionate young advocates are not just distributing information; they’re sparking conversations, energizing students, and making history. The response from students has been nothing short of phenomenal, and our team has been inspired by the incredible stories unfolding on the ground.
Campus Outreach and Voter Information Campaign

1. Leaflet Distribution: Thousands of leaflets are being handed out on campuses, each with QR codes detailing where and how to vote locally. Organizers in Ohio have shared impactful stories, such as the one about a student whose name was missing from the voter rolls. With our guidance, she confidently requested a provisional ballot, ensuring her vote would count. Our teams on the ground are making a real difference in addressing barriers and empowering students to stand up for their rights.
2. Follow-Up Strategy: After leafleting, we’re following up with organized phone banking. In Philadelphia, early voting lines have wrapped around city blocks, with students undeterred and ready to wait as long as it takes to cast their ballots. In North Carolina, an organizer at NC State brought a special guest to their tabling effort—her grandmother, who volunteered for Planned Parenthood in the 1970s when Roe v. Wade was first before the courts. Seeing these two generations working side-by-side is a powerful reminder of the enduring fight for equality.
3. Campus Events and Creative Outreach: Some of our campus teams have gone above and beyond, creating engaging and memorable experiences for students:
● At the University of Akron, the team recently held a birthday party for Kamala Harris! Students gathered to celebrate the future President and were reminded of the stakes in this election.
● At Miami University of Ohio, students lined up to take photos with a life-size cutout of Kamala Harris. The campus team’s Instagram account, @v4e_miamioh, is filled with these fun, enthusiastic snapshots—proof of the excitement surrounding this election.
● In Cincinnati, our team partnered with URGE and Planned Parenthood Generation to bring a giant IUD to campus, underscoring the importance of reproductive rights. They even handed out "Sherrod Brownies" as they talked to students about voting for Sherrod Brown for Senate. Check out their Instagram @vote4equalityuc for photos of these unforgettable efforts.
● At North Carolina State University, our students got creative with pumpkin painting and friendship bracelet-making events, bringing students together for conversations about the importance of voting in a light hearted setting.
4. Provisional Ballot Reminder: We’re preparing students for any issues they might encounter. Our staff and volunteer team emphasize that if there’s a problem with voting, students should request a provisional ballot. This guidance ensures that, even if there are challenges at the polls, no one leaves without making their voice heard.
Guidance for Non-Campus Supporters
Even if you’re not on a college campus, your help is essential. Let’s rally together to ensure every voice is heard. Here’s how you can take action:
1. Make Your Plan to Vote: Ensure you know your polling location, have the necessary ID, and understand any specific voting procedures in your area. Preparing ahead of time minimizes surprises at the polls.
2. Encourage Your Circle to Vote: Like we’re urging students to engage their friends, you can create a ripple effect in your community. Speak with friends, family, and neighbors. Make sure they’re aware of the issues at stake and equipped to vote. Every conversation helps strengthen our collective turnout.
3. Provide Assistance to Elderly or Disabled Neighbors: Offer a ride to the polls or help a neighbor find local transportation options. In this election, every vote counts, and your support could be the difference for someone in need.
Key Election Day Tips for All Supporters:
Here are five essential reminders for Election Day:
1. Expect Voter ID Checks in Certain States: Double-check ID requirements, as they vary by state. If you encounter issues, don’t leave—request a provisional ballot to ensure your vote is recorded.
2. Check Polling Locations and Times: Polling places sometimes change, so confirm your location and hours in advance. Arrive early to avoid potential long lines and ensure your opportunity to vote.
3. Exercise Patience: High turnout may mean long lines. Prepare to wait if necessary, and bring essentials like water, snacks, and a phone charger.
4. Report Any Voter Suppression or Issues: If you or anyone else experiences intimidation, unusual requests, or any form of barrier to voting, report it immediately to a local election protection hotline or poll monitors, if available. Document any details you can. Here’s our Election Hotline for assistance: (insert DC and LA’s office numbers).
5. Take Advantage of Same-Day Registration (if available): In 23 states, you can register and vote on the same day — check to see if you live in one of them. Be sure to bring the necessary documentation if you’re planning to take advantage of this option. You can find your local requirements at [link removed]


Together, we’re empowering voters of every background to make their voices heard.
With such high enthusiasm, particularly among young women, we’re witnessing what may become a defining moment in this election cycle. Our volunteers have shared stories that capture the passion of this movement—from the NC State organizer and her grandmother bridging generations, to the Miami University of Ohio students posing with “Kamala” on Instagram. Our organizers are meeting students where they are, making voting both accessible and inspiring.
We’ll be back with more updates soon, as we continue working together to build a strong democracy and a strong women’s rights movement. They can’t take away our rights without a fight.
When we fight, we win.
For Victory and Equality,
Ellie Smeal, CEO | Kathy Spillar, Executive Director
Feminist Majority / VOTE For Equality
P.S. Please forward this bulletin to friends and neighbors and urge them to get involved in these final critical days. Your support can make all the difference.

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