you joined us to Get Out The Vote?
What would happen if you:
- Volunteered to be a Precinct Chair in:
| Pct. 110-Warda ? | Pct. 201 - East La Grange ? |
| Pct. 204 - Fayetteville ? | Pct 207 - Round Top ? |
| Pct. 315 - Cistern ? | Pct. 422 - Amannsville ? |
| Pct. 423 - Holman ? | Pct. 425 - Schulenburg ? |
- Joined others to block walk for our candidates?
- Hosted phone-banking or post card writing for candidates?
- Protested with us Saturdays on the town square in La Grange for our Americans for Democracy Rally, or joined Bastrop's rallies on Thursdays at 9a?
For more information check out our website: Fayette County Democrats
The way we stop Trump's election sabotage
isn't panic - it's organized
community power.
There are only 88 days left until the mid-terms.
But this is not just a marker of how close Americans are to having the opportunity to deliver a firm message to Donald Trump about the future of the country. It’s 88 days out from the election, and that’s legally significant for every registered voter.
States update their voter rolls in anticipation of elections. That makes sense; people move away, and people pass away. But a federal law, The National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), requires states to complete purging their voter rolls 90 days before an election. Once we hit the 89-day mark, you cannot be removed from the list of active voters
That means it’s time to check your status and make sure you’re listed as an active voter. If you aren’t, or if you haven’t registered yet, the time to get that fixed is now!
Check now at https://tfn.org/register/?ms=elections-hub
then take a screenshot showing you’re an active registered voter, and make sure you’ve got it on hand come election day. You can no longer be removed. Hold onto your documentation that you were an active registered voter past the 90-day mark, and if you run into any problems on election day, you’ve got proof of your eligibility.
