One group can make a huge difference in November if they care to. We all know a few of them.
Most of us know people who do not vote.
Non-voters need to step up.
I've convinced two people it's worth their time this November.
Both of them had previously felt they didn't know enough to choose sides and were too busy. Now, they agree that between the right to choose and the gun laws, there is an easy choice and they promised me they would vote this round.
Most know a number of people who don't vote. Encourage them, educate them, blame them, shame them, whatever it takes.
Around 40% of eligible voters don't vote.
Make it personal. We need their help.
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Maybe you can find some helpful info at one of these sites? Also, check the Secretary of State website of the states people live in. Almost all have a voting/elections section.
https://www.aclu.org - The American Civil Liberties Union has been at the forefront, defending Americans' constitutional rights since 1920 with its team of attorneys. The nonpartisan nonprofit has filed more than 20 lawsuits in states across the country so people living there can safely vote. In addition to its litigation efforts, it's launched the Let People Vote campaign to inform people on their voting rights and how to vote by mail in their state, and to notify them of election deadlines along with voting tips.
https://www.lwv.org - The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan, grassroots organization working to protect and expand voting rights and ensure everyone is represented in our democracy. We empower voters and defend democracy through advocacy, education, and litigation, at the local, state, and national levels.
https://floridarrc.com - The Florida Rights Restoration Coalition works to ensure the voting rights of formerly incarcerated people, or "returning citizens," in Florida. In 2018, Floridians overwhelmingly voted "yes" on Amendment 4 to restore voting rights to residents who had felony convictions. This returned voting rights to about 1.2 million people. Later, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill into law which requires the enfranchised voters to pay off all their court debts or they can't vote.
The coalition pays for the fines, fees, and court costs for returning citizens so they can vote. The average amount is $1,500 for each person. You can donate to its fines and fees fund here; 100 percent of it goes to this cause.
Thanks!
Working people. Good people, living as normal a life as they can in this red shithole state.
The feeling I get when engaging them in my pitch to motivate them to register & vote Dem is that they are so downtrodden from generations of racism & extreme poverty that the hope has gone out.
Maybe this is why the Democratic party has been nonresponsive to my emails & calls offering to volunteer. 
I keep trying.
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The system has been systematically screwing working people & poc for many decades.
I've been sharing about qpukes promise to end SS & Medicare. They all have elders who depend on the benefits they paid into while working.
Seems to get their attention.
But will it translate to votes?
Dunno, but I feel strongly I must keep trying!
With Ford's Blue Oval City (6,000+ jobs) & many construction workers coming to build this monstrosity, coupled with people moving to Knoxville to enjoy mountain life while working remotely, qpukes are getting worried.
Changing voting laws, changing polling places, blah, blah, blah. But it shows they are worried.
Thx again! 
