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Make a plan to vote today →No matter who you are, where you live, or what you believe in, there is something you can vote for this November. You don’t have to vote for everything or everyone, but you can make your voice heard for something that matters to you most.
Take the first step today.
The State Voices Affiliated Network is a nonpartisan network of 24 state-based coalitions called “State Tables” that collectively partner with over 1,200 organizations. Together, we fight for a world where every vote is counted, every voice is heard, and every need is met.
As advocates, organizers, and activists united across the U.S., we work together to fight for a healthy democracy and political power for Black, Indigenous, Latinx, Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI), and all people of color (BIPOC).
Whether State Tables and their partners are running voter registration drives, sharing COVID-19 information with communities, or advocating for reproductive justice, we fight for the needs of our communities and know we’re strongest together.
All power should be with the people.
We must create a democracy where everyone counts, regardless of race, gender, sexuality, disability, nationality, or class.
We must create a democracy that enables everyone to have the resources they need to live and thrive.
We must center the experiences, voices, and votes of marginalized people to get there.
We collaborated with seven BIPOC artists, asking them to create art in response to the following prompt: “What does building BIPOC political power mean to you?”
🗳️ Amendment 1 would make school board elections partisan, putting politics over students. Amendment 4 would restore a women’s right to choose.
➡️ Join League leaders alongside @FloridaEA and @yes4florida this week to learn more. Register here: http://bit.ly/3ZjsvhA
🗳 This is the first Presidential election where Ohioans will be voting under Ohio's strict new voter ID laws.
🆔 Early voting begins October 8! If you're planning to vote in person, you MUST bring a valid photo ID.
For free voter ID help, contact @VoteRiders!
National Disability Voting Rights Week is here!
We’re honored to partner with @AAPD to amplify voices, raise awareness, and harness the power of the disability vote to build a stronger democracy!💪🏾
#NDVRW2024 #DisabilityVoting #REVUP #AccessibilityMatters
March with us at Pride this weekend! We'll be at Sassbration Carson City Pride on Sept 14. It’s never too late to be proud, loud and bold with us.❤️🔥 Get the details by clicking the link in our bio! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
It's Disability Voting Rights Week! The focus is on getting people with disabilities registered to vote & identifying & dismantling systemic barriers that keep people from voting. For more info about voting in MI, visit https://www.drmich.org/resources/voting-resources/
#DisabilityVotingRights
The first civil rights legislation since Reconstruction, the #CivilRightsAct of 1957 established the Civil Rights Section of the Justice Department and empowered federal prosecutors to obtain court injunctions against interference with the right to vote.
Repost from @letnyvote:
The Ulster County elections commissioners noted in @CityAndStateNY op-ed, we must pass the Democracy During Detention Act from @SenatorMyrie & @TheRealLatriceWalker to guarantee access for all eligible voters in NYS jails.
Op-Ed: https://tinyurl.com/democracyduringdetention
Give to the People Power Fund and support communities and voter organizing efforts on-the-ground. State Voices regrants 100% of your gift directly to our State Tables.