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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.
Share our informative X/Twitter and Facebook posts on your social media.
When does early voting start in your state? (And for your friends around America)
Share our video ads on social media. Copy the links and paste in your social media posts, and email to friends to similarly share. Spread the truth about the danger of a Kamala Harris administration and how President Trump will make America great again.
Download our fact sheets to your computer now.
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.
