The Presidential race is not the only upcoming election with considerable, long-term consequences. Many rights are ceded to states, as they determine legislation and funding for education, voting, environmental protections, gun control, infrastructure, health care, and reproductive rights. State legislatures will redraw district maps in 2021, determining state and congressional power for the next decade.
We must energize Democratic voters and elect Democrats to the PA legislature. Get involved and consider joining a PROTECT&ELECT committee. LEARN MORE HERE!
Pinot & Postcards for Harold Hayes
What:Write postcards for Harold Hayes, running for PA House in the 18th District in a special election on March 17. This seat can be flipped! When: February 18, 5-6:30PM and February 25, 5-6:30PM Where:Center City location provided upon RSVP Registration:Click here to RSVP
What:Write to a different set of voters on any given day, including PA voters about county and state candidates and more. When: February 20, 6-8PM Where: Graduate Hospital area (address specifics upon RSVP) Registration: Click here to RSVP
The Pennsylvania Immigration and Citizenship Coalition (PICC) has Monday and Friday volunteer slots open to register new citizens to vote after naturalization ceremonies at US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) at 30 N. 41st Street. It is a moving experience to watch the ceremony and register new citizens. In 2019, PICC volunteers registered 8000 new Americans.Sign Up Here
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Register Voters From Home
Volunteer on your own time from home by sending letters and voter registration packets to prospective voters. Write and send 5 packets on your own, or throw a voter registration party and send 100.Vote Forwardis planning campaigns for state-level and special elections and laying the groundwork for efforts to win the Presidency and both houses of Congress in 2020. Click here to send letters.
