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It’s now all up to you and me. In the end, all that matters is your vote. And the votes of your family, friends, social media followers, fellow parishioners, etc.


If you or anyone among your family and friends haven’t voted yet, try to be at the polls early in the morning on the 5th. If there are any problems with voting machines (real or deliberate), you’ve got a better chance in the morning.


Think of everyone you know who loves Trump or is disgusted at Biden-Harris inflation, crime and open borders. Message them. Call them. Nudge them to vote. Offer to give them a ride. Make it a fun time to go together or meet there and then go for breakfast or lunch.


If you know anyone who still isn’t registered to vote, these are the states that allow in-person registration on election day: CO, DC, HI, ID, MD, ME, MI, MN, NH, NV, ND, UT, VA, VT, WI, WY. Just show up at the polls with ID (where required).



What else can you do?

  • First, please pray. Pray for our leaders and especially President Trump. Pray for voters that they may make the right choice. Pray for our nation and that our liberty will always endure.

  • Call and text all of your friends. If they’ve already voted, thank them.

  • Call senior citizen centers: do they need drivers to take people to the polls? 

  • In particular, talk to your fellow parishioners—too many Christians don’t vote even if they understand the stakes. 


Some still believe their single vote won’t make a difference. Yet many races have been won or lost by a mere handful of votes. For example, George W. Bush won Florida in 2000 by just 537 votes out of 6 million cast.




Take Election Day Off From Work. 

  • Spend a few hours or the day at your polling location greeting voters. Your GOP HQ will get you sample ballots to hand out, or they may need help inside as an election observer. 

  • Believe it or not, there may be people still undecided. They may be struggling between being a loyal Democrat and voting for the guy they know can make life better but who sounds so mean.

  • For voters solidly for Trump, tell them it’s vital to vote for ALL of the GOP candidates.

  • House, Senate, Governor—and all the way down the ballot to school boards, judges and district attorneys. Trump can’t do it alone. If Trump faces a Democrat House of Representatives, they’ll impeach him and run an inquisition of investigations.


Record & Report it! 

  • If you see anything that looks wrong at your polling location, take a video of what’s going on and report it to election officials inside, as well as to your local GOP HQ or the police. This can include problems with voting, broken equipment, refusal to allow election observers witness the counting, or any harassment of voters.

  • The Republican National Committee runs an election integrity site where you can sign up to be an observer in key states, as well as to report any ballot integrity problems: ProtectTheVote.com/ 




Call Many Voters. 

  • Call your local GOP headquarters. They will welcome you to call from their phone bank registered Republicans who haven’t yet voted and remind them to go quickly. They also have apps for your phone that will let you call from home without your number being visible.

  • Even if your state looks ‘safe,’ we all know Democrats will try anything to win. The longer they have after the election to cheat the greater the damage. But if we win the ‘battlegrounds’ with a sizable margin, their strategy of cheating can’t work. That’s another reason your vote matters. And those of your friends. 


How about when the polls close? You may want to host friends at home to watch with you. Or go to the local GOP committee’s or campaign’s election night party. Or you may even want to turn off the TV and wait till morning—nobody will blame you; it may be stressful and the Democrat-run battleground states may refuse to call the race for a week or more.


Again, say another prayer for victory and for our great nation.


Finally, I want to thank you for your efforts in this great campaign. Whether you talked to a few friends, made a few calls or social media posts, or you registered several new voters or did even more, you helped! Americans pulled together to save our great nation. Thank you!

Please forward this to your friends and on social media. 


Until election day, we will include in every edition this toolkit of tools and actions you can take to help win your neighborhood and state. Please share with others.


You know the election will be very close! Your early vote and the early votes of everyone you can reach matters.






  • Then you can email them to friends and associates who may be undecided. 

  • Share the links on your social media. 

  • Print (on your printer or at a copy shop) and hand them out at church, early voting locations, on public streets, etc. 

  • You can also get a stack of GOP sample ballots from your local Republican party HQ.


  • Greet Voters: One of the most rewarding things you can do is greet voters on election day—and at busy early voting locations. You can use your local GOP’s sample ballot, and/or print up a bunch of our downloadable fliers. Most voters will have their mind made up, and you’ll get some flack from Democrat activists. But every time I’ve done this, I’ve found and convinced some who truly were undecided, especially for state and local races. That makes it all worthwhile! As you’ll know the polls are most busy from opening till about 10:00, around lunch hour, and in the afternoon from about 4:00 till closing.

  • Read many more actions you can take to Help Reelect Trump.

  • Remind everyone to vote for ALL Republicans on the ballot, not just Trump but to give Trump a nation full of GOP leaders he can work with.

  • Pass the word at your church, clubs and work.

  • Don’t stop reminding family, friends and social media contacts to register to vote. Share this link: USA.gov/voter-registration/

  • Sign up now with your city or county to be an election official.

  • Contact your local GOP HQ to hand out fliers, knock on doors, make calls, or be an election-day observer.

  • Talk to everyone at church. Ask your pastor to arrange a voter registration day. 

  • But that’s not all you can do. Will senior citizens homes let you come on a ‘candidate’s day’ to talk about Trump and all our GOP candidates? Can you give people rides to vote early or on election day?

  • Forward this newsletter to your friends. Post excerpts on social media.

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