St. Louis American Postal Worker’s Union supporters (left), "Yes on 6" carved pumpkins (top center), volunteers hard at work at the office (bottom center), Kansas City region bingo night (right) |
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Election Day is upon us!
The work we do over the next two days directly impacts voter turnout. Whether you have just two hours or a whole day to volunteer, your time can make all the difference in passing Amendment 6! |
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Call to Action: Get Out the Vote! |
Use our final 48-hour checklist below to get the Yes on 6 message in front of as many voters as possible and make sure we have people ready to go at the polls. |
Step 1: Election Day Prep Call | Monday, Nov 2 at 6 pm Attend our All Hands / Election Prep Meeting at 6 pm for assignments, talking points, materials, and more details to get ready for Tuesday.
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Step 2: Place Yard Signs at Polling Locations Place signs at polling locations between Monday at 7 pm and Tuesday at 6 am.
→ Get signs
→ Pick your polling site for sign placement
Step 3: Voter Contact | Tuesday, Nov 3 Get in direct contact with voters on election day before they cast their ballots! Sign up for shifts for canvassing, phone banking, or electioneering. |
Step 4: Election Watch Parties | Tuesday, Nov 3 at 7 pm
Last but not least, watch the results as they come in with your fellow volunteers and supporters! Doors open at 7 pm.
→ RSVP for Kansas City
→ RSVP for St. Louis |
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| Be prepared to canvass and cast your vote at the polls this Tuesday. |
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Missouri Election Day Guide
Review our guide for electioneering FAQs and protocols as well as common voting questions.
Special Note: Under a new law, local election authorities may expand the restricted electioneering area up to 50 feet. Check for posted rules upon arrival at your polling place. | |
| Election Protection Hotline For problems voting at the polls or any questions, call or text Election Protection at 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683) for help. Missouri Voter Protection Coalition is able to resolve 95% of voting problems. |
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Volunteer Appreciation Party 🎉 |
Win or lose on the ballot, what we built together over two years is historic. Join us to relax, reconnect, and celebrate the incredible volunteers and donors who made it all possible! Learn what’s ahead for Respect MO Voters as we keep fighting for Missourians. |
Columbia, MO
Saturday, Nov. 14 1-3 p.m. |
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Did you ever think Mo the Bear sounded familiar? You were right! John Higdon, Chair of the Outreach team, has a voice business, but he gave his time to portray Mo the Bear in three animated videos. That was in between the time spent organizing a team of about 30 speakers to get our message out at over 150 events. The voice business is more for the post-retirement adventure than the money, but he’s done radio commercials, political ads and professional phone messaging. He enjoys working for local small businesses in and around Missouri. “You come across such incredible passion,” he says. Thanks for sharing some of your own passion with us, John! |
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Respect MO Voters is a cross-partisan, grassroots movement building a more ethical, effective government of, by, and for the people. Join our coalition to protect direct democracy from politicians who want to take away our fundamental freedom to self-government. Together, we will use the citizen ballot initiative process to repair our republic.
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