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Hey John,
Have you heard? It's Vote Early Day, a reminder that elections aren’t just one day in November — they’re an opportunity to ensure that school, work, long lines, or a bad commute on Election Day won’t stop your ballot from being counted!
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We’re here to help — here’s how you can see if you can vote early in your state and make a plan to vote:
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Join your community for food, music, and fun activities as we make our voices heard at the ballot box.
📌 Then, build your voting squad by texting three friends.
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📌 Finally, share your favorite early voting photos with us.
Tag @WhenWeAllVote and use #VotingSquad so we can celebrate participating in our democracy.
Remember, when we organize, mobilize, show up, and vote, we can make real change in our country and demand a better future for all of us. Can we count on you to join us and make your voice heard?
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Don’t forget that in most states Election Day isn’t the only day to vote — it’s the last day to vote. This Vote Early Day, we hope to see you at the polls! 📬
⎯⎯ When We All Vote
PS: If you experience any issues or have questions while you vote, the Election Protection Hotline is here to help you. Call or text 866-OUR-VOTE to speak with a trained Election Protection volunteer.
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