Check out our community toolkit today and join us on August 26 for a webinar on empowering incarcerated voters!



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Voting is a cornerstone of our democracy, and most people who are incarcerated in California jails have the right to vote. However, people inside jails experience many obstacles when reaching for the ballot box. Too often, these obstacles prevent them from having a voice in our democracy.

That's why we're excited to announce the release of our newest resource – Voting in California Jails: A Community Toolkit <[link removed]>. This toolkit is designed to empower community advocates, county elections officials, and local jail administrators to break down barriers to voting for people in county jails.

We also invite you to join us at noon on Thursday, August 27, <[link removed]> for a webinar that will highlight key tools from our new toolkit, including different models for jail voter registration and turnout, as well as best practices for doing voter engagement work in jails. Find out how to connect with local organizers and agencies in your area and build a jail voting program in your county!

Please help us get the word out about the toolkit and upcoming webinar using our social media guide <[link removed]>! Together we can make our democracy fairer and more inclusive.

ACLU of Northern California

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