Elections

Our mission is to create a welcoming space for Alabama residents to engage in meaningful, respectful conversations about candidates, elections, and issues that impact our communities. We aim to encourage informed civic participation by sharing reliable information, asking thoughtful questions, and empowering residents to make their own decisions at the ballot box.

Welcome! This group is for neighbors, friends, and fellow voters who want to get informed and get organized before the midterm elections on November 3. We get together to go over the ballot line by line, from the top races down to local races to Improve voter engagement and knowledge of candidates in the upcoming election.

Niayai Lavien is hosting a Beyond the Ballot Voter Engagement party! Lavien shares her passion for political representation, human connection, civic engagement and democratic empowerment on her digital series, Beyond The Ballot! Join on Saturday, October 17th for drinks, food, music and a personal guide to elections this fall!

We are bringing awareness to the elections and encouraging new voters to vote!!!

Friends across SoCal focused on the impact of local elections so no one fills out a ballot alone.

21+. Houston. Know your ballot, meet Democratic candidates and leave with a voting plan. Early voting begins October 19

Cuyahoga Ballot Soiree brings Cuyahoga County voters together to learn what’s on the ballot, research candidates and issues, ask questions, and build their own personal ballot guides. Our mission is to make local elections easier to understand and help our community feel informed and prepared to vote.

Young people and allies committed to advancing the voter turnout among fellow young people, businesses owners and community members who may not see all elections as important elections.

Our mission is to bring community members together to learn about local elections, discuss the issues on their ballots, and participate in the voting process together.

Mila’s Helpful Guide to Voting makes voting easier to understand and less overwhelming. We break down ballots, candidates, issues, deadlines, and resources into plain language without telling you who to vote for. Just clear, reliable information to help you make your own informed decisions. Because you don’t need a political science degree to understand your ballot, you just need a helpful guide.

These midterm elections are important to not just the state of our own world but the whole world. Those in office, who are doing harm, need to be replaced. We’re a group of women dedicated to balancing the scales and electing those who are dedicated to empowering everyone, not just the select few.

Empowering citizens through transparenc, accountability, and action.

To discuss local elections and meet others

Because “I have no idea who any of these people are” isn’t a voting strategy. 😅 Let’s research the ballot, swap notes, ask questions, and have some good-faith banter before we cast our votes.

We’re Texas women helping each other make sense of elections — what’s on the ballot, who’s running, what it means, and where to find the facts. No political jargon. No pressure. Just good information, honest conversation, and a girlfriend to help you figure it out.

Getting out the vote in Southeast Los Angeles where there are hotly contested local elections for city councils and school boards. Join us to make your picks and talk candidates and policy in our local cities.

We are neighbors trying to make informed decisions this election cycle. Constitutional amendments, referendums, and local elections that matter.

Educate, empower, and mobilize our community to participate fully in the democratic process. We are committed to increasing voter registration and turnout, providing accurate and accessible information about elections and civic issues, and encouraging informed participation. We are committed to increasing voter registration and turnout.

Get out and vote in the Midterm elections. Your life depends on it.

Beverly Hills moms helping each other vote informed on school board races, bond measures, and local elections.