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Get out the vote New York Elections It's time to vote, New York! The primary election is coming soon. Read below to get information on where, when, and how to vote. Early voting is open through June 21st. Election Day Tuesday, June 23rd, 2026 6am - 9pm Bring your state-issued ID Find your poll site and sample ballot Visit elections.ny.gov to check your voter registration, review your ballot, and find your polling place!
The primary election is coming soon to Maryland with early voting open through June 18th. Election day is Tuesday June 23rd. Polls are open from 7am to 8pm. Visit elections.martland.gov for more information
Tomorrow, June 16th, is the election for Alabama runoffs! Election Day Tuesday June 16th 2026 7am to 7pm local time. Bring your state-issued ID Visit vote.org and find your states voting website to search for your poll site, find polling times, or to view the sample ballot for this election.
Tomorrow, June 16th, is election day for Georgia runoffs! Read below to see what's on the ballot and how to vote! Election day is Tuesday June 16th 2026 from 7am to 7pm Eastern time. Bring your state-issued ID. Find your poll site and sample ballot. Visit vote.org
Get out the Vote Oklahoma Elections It's time to vote, Oklahoma! Primaries are here for US House and Senate, State House and Senate, Governor and Lieutenant Governor, State Supreme Court, school boards, and more! Early voting is June 11th to June 13th! Election day is Tuesday June 16th from 7am to 7pm. Bring your state-issued ID Find your poll site and your sample ballot. Visit Oklahoma.gov/elections/ovp.html to search for your poll location or to view the sample ballot for this election.
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Sample Email Part 2. My concerns include: Free speech: chills First Amendment rights. Amendment 2: expanded too far. Bail denial: allows holding people without bail. Vague language: key terms are undefined. Unintended consequences: impacts Oklahomans across the political spectrum. What problem does HB3581 solve that current law does not already address? Can you point to specific incidents where existing laws were inadequate? This bill goes too far. I respectfully urge you to vote NO on HB3581. Sincerely, [Your Name], [Your City], OK, [Your Phone/Email]
Take action. It’s time to call AND email committee members before the 2pm hearing. Remember: be respectful, brief, and specific: “Vote NO on HB3581.” Here is the contact information for the Committee Chair, Vice Chair, and Representatives: Rep. Rande Worthen (R): CHAIR, District 64 (Lawton), Phone: (405) 557-7398, Email: rande.worthen@okhouse.gov. Rep. Erick Harris (R): VICE CHAIR, District 39 (Edmond), Phone: (405) 557-7342, Email: erick.harris@okhouse.gov. (continued on next slide)
Image of a megaphone being held up in the bottom right corner. The Political Revolution logo is to the left of it. Text reads: Bad bill Alert. Urgent Call to Action: Stop HB3581 in Oklahoma. The Oklahoma House Judiciary Committee will be holding a hearing at 2pm on Tuesday, February 10th, where HB3581 will be voted on. This bill seeks to add harsh felony penalties to Oklahoma’s existing riot law, which would be effective immediately if it passes.
February 17th elections. Florida: Local elections. Georgia: State Senate District 18 special general runoff. Iowa: local elections. South Carolina: local elections. Wisconsin: Spring primary elections.
Get out the vote. Critical February elections. Every vote counts! Elections aren’t just for November. February has its fair share of primary, special, and general elections too. We’ve put together a comprehensive list to help remind you to get out and vote! Your voice can make the difference in these key races. Mark your calendar, cast your ballot, and encourage your friends and family to do the same!
Call to action! Seven House Democrats voted to approve billions in ICE funding. Henry Cuellar (Texas), Don Davis (North Carolina), Laura Gillen (New York), Jared Golden (Maine), Vicente Gonzalez (Texas), Marie Glusenkamp Perez (Washington), and Tom Suozzi (New York)
Emotional Growth and Conflict Resolution in Activism. January 13th, 2026. Zoom Call. Title is centered above a pencil drawing of a grey cloud, against a watercolor blue sky background. Text beneath the image reads: Learn to manage conflicts and problems which are especially prevalent in activist spaces. Improve your emotional health and conflict resolution skills. Tuesday, January 13th, 8-9 PM. Instructor Nijiama Smalls. Register now! Image of Nijiama Smalls, alongside logos for Political Revolution and Star of Sophia. Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jmPMQ5YcQbycx3pkL447KA
Organizing Forms and Structures. A webinar on affinity groups, spokescouncils, and other models for sustaining horizontal networks. December 16th at 7:30pm. Facilitated by Eleanor Finley, PhD. A registration QR code is provided. A drawn megaphone appears alongside the text. Logos for Political Revolution and Toolbox for Change appear at the bottom of the flyer.
Get out the vote. Tennessee CD-07 Special Election. Tennessee, TODAY is the day to flip the 7th Congressional District and elect a candidate that will work for YOU. For that reason, Political Revolution proudly endorses Aftyn Behn. Polls are open 7am to 7pm. Make sure you vote and make your voice heard! Image of Aftyn Behn to the right of the text. Political Revolution logo in the bottom left corner.
Title: What you can do. Text: Image of a sign that says "Shop Local" next to the text: Redirect your dollars. Support small businesses who struggle to compete with the sales and bolster your local economy. Image of a white shirt on a hanger with the text: Buy secondhand. Give books, clothing, electronics (and more!) a new home and help reduce waste. Go even further and join a local Buy Nothing group. Image of a jar full of dollars with a label that says "Donate" on it. Logos of Political Revolution and 50501 are along the bottom. The dates November 27th to December 1st are centered above weaintbuyingit.com between the logos.
Image of a megaphone next to the words "We ain't buying it". Text reads "Boycotting Black Friday isn’t just about hurting the bottom line of giant retailers and supporting your local community. It’s also about fighting climate change." Logos for Political Revolution and 50501 are in the bottom left corner, alongside the website weaintbuyingit.com
Eight Democrats Cave to the GOP’S Budget. Don't let them forget. On Sunday, November 9th, after 40 days of government shutdown, 8 Democratic senators buckled and agreed to a “compromise” bill to reopen the government. While it reinstates funding for SNAP and guarantees backpay for furloughed federal workers, the primary issue that Democrats fought for, extending ACA healthcare subsidies, was not secured. The only concession by the GOP is a guaranteed vote on them in December. The bill only funds the government through January 30th, 2026. Given that Congress is Republican majority across the board, it is highly unlikely the subsidies will pass, rendering the Democrats’ stand completely fruitless. Political Revolution logo and website are on the bottom. Visit pol-rev.com
The Political Revolution logo is in the top left corner. The title reads SNAP Benefits at Risk for Millions. Text reads: On October 10th, the USDA announced that there would be insufficient funds to pay full November SNAP benefits if the federal government shutdown continues. As of October 23rd, 25 states have announced that food aid participants will not receive a check in November. These states include California, Arkansas, Hawaii, Indiana, Mississippi and New Jersey. Unfortunately, even if the shutdown were to end today, there would likely be a delay before benefits could be distributed. Approximately 42 million Americans (about 10% of the population) rely on SNAP to put food on their tables. We want to provide some resources for those who need food aid and those looking to help. Source: Politico
Aftyn Wins the democratic primary for Tennessee’s 7th District!
Get out the vote. Looking for a sample ballot? You can look yours up with the following tool from Ballotpedia: https://ballotpedia.org/Sample_Ballot_Lookup Let’s make history together—vote, share this message, and inspire others to join you at the polls. Our future is in your hands!
Get out the vote! Critical October Elections. Every vote counts! Elections aren’t just for November. October has its fair share of primary, special, and general elections too. We’ve put together a comprehensive list to help remind you to get out and vote! Your voice can make the difference in these key races. Mark your calendar, cast your ballot, and encourage your friends and family to do the same!
GET OUT THE VOTE SEPTEMBER 30TH ELECTIONS There are a number of special, primary, and recall elections happening TODAY across several states. If you're in one of the following states, make sure to get out and vote! Alabama Florida Missouri
Get out the Vote. Puerto Rico - September 28th. Puerto Rico, make sure your voice is heard! TOMORROW there is a special election for the Puerto Rican House of Representatives in District 31. The seat became vacant after the resignation of Vimarie Peña Dávila on August 18th, 2025, after she won an election to be mayor of Gurabo. The 5 candidates in the election are all a part of the New Progressive Party. They are José Cabán, Alberto Fradera, Roberto López Román, Michael López Saldaña, and Ana Margarita Ruiz Ramos. Stay informed and get out and vote!
The political Revolution proudly endorsed Aftyn Behn
Image of protest sign reading: Block Fascism Now. Title: Breaking News: Trump declares antifa a terrorist organization. Text: On the afternoon of Sept. 22, Trump signed an executive order declaring antifa a terrorist organization. After blaming the far-left for the killing of Charlie Kirk (despite no evidence), Trump is now using the shooting as the reason for going after the left and getting rid of his opponents.
Title: Failure in the Senate. Text: The GOP spending bill passed on to the Senate with a 217-212 vote. The only Democrat to support it was Rep. Jared Golden of Maine. However, on Friday, September 19th, the Senate rejected the competing measures, sending them back to the House. The Democrat’s measure received more votes (47-45 along party lines), though this was due to Republican absences. The Republican bill only received 44 votes, with support from Democratic Sen. John Fetterman. But 48 voted against it, including Republican Sens. Rand Paul and Lisa Murkowski. Source: AP News
Image of Mike Johnson speaking. Title: The Government shutdown standoff. Text: As per usual, the GOP is using the fervor of the current news cycle to sneak in another spending bill which ignores the livelihoods of the American people. If a provision is not passed by the House and Senate by September 30th, a government shutdown will commence on October 1st, the beginning of the government fiscal year. Democrats are threatening to prevent the provision from passing if their demands are not met. Historically, Democrats have caved to GOP provisions to avoid shutdowns. Source: AP News
Wisconsin. DeForest Primary Election. Voters in DeForest will be deciding if current Trustee William Landgraf should remain in office or if he should be replaced with either Stacey Petersen or Alicia Williams. The recall effort began after Landgraf voted to stop adding flouride to the village’s water. The measure was passed 4-3. However, organizers also cited that Landgraf has a demonstrated history of misconduct, including conflicts with residents. Landgraf has stated that the recall is a “witch hunt” and that he’s being targeted for his blunt approach. If the vote to recall Landgraf goes through but neither Petersen or Williams gets the majority vote, a general recall election will be held on October 14. Polls are open from 7am to 8pm. Source: Wisconsin Public Radio
Massachusetts. Preliminary Elections. Massachusetts has a number of preliminary elections across 18 cities/towns. Somerville will have preliminary elections for mayor, City Councilor at Large, Ward 7, and Ward 3 School Committee races. Salem will hold City Council preliminary elections in Wards 1, 2, 5, and 6. Northampton will be holding elections for mayor, City Councilor at Large, and City Council for Wards 1, 3, and 5. Chelsea will hold an election for District 4 City Councilor in Wards 3 and 4 only. There will also be a School Committee election. The remaining races are in the following cities/towns: Brockton, Chicopee, Fall River, Framingham, Gardner, Gloucester, Holyoke, Lawrence, Leominster, Malden, Medford, Methuen, Newburyport, and Revere. Polls are open from 7am to 8pm. Source: Patch, MassLive
Get out the vote. September 16th elections. There are a number of special, primary, and recall elections happening TODAY across several states. If you’re in one of the following states, make sure to get out and vote! California, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Wisconsin. Image of a ballot box in the bottom left corner. Logo for Political Revolution and their website pol-rev.com on the bottom center.
Portrait of Willie Burnley, Jr. Massachusetts, Somerville Mayor.
Portrait of Andrew Smith. Massachusetts, Salem City Council, Ward 2