Be a vote Multiplier!

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Currently, we’ve committed to get to get the above number of friends and family to pledge to vote!

Sign up and become an IO Vote Mulitplier below.

Example Text Message:

Hi [Name]! This is [Aunt Sue]. Hope all is well at school this year. I’m sure you’re swamped, and I wanted to check in about the election. Are you planning to vote this year? You can find out what where/when/how to vote at iwillvote.com.

This election is sooooo close and everything’s on the line.

I hope that you join me in voting for Kamala Harris - and I'm here if you have any questions!

Please let me know about your voting plans!

RESOURCES

I will vote.com: https://iwillvote.com

What Congressional District to they live in?: https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative

Find Early VOTING Locations: https://voteearlyday.org/vote/

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT VOTE TRIPLING: https://www.impactive.io/blog/vote-tripling

THE CRITICALLY IMPORTANT SWING STATES - It is especially important that you contact people you know that live in Swing States, (see below) FL and TX, or in Congressional District OR 5 or OR-6

SwingLeft Swing State Map

Swing States and Districts

We all know how close the most critical races are this year. Every vote matters. A few simple texts, phone calls or emails can increase voter turnout. Studies show this tactic can increase turnout 8.3%!

Maybe it’s your niece in college in Pennsylvania. Or your cousin in Wisconsin that you haven’t seen since last winter. Or your neighbors in Milwaukie. We all have friends and relatives that:

  • Are busy juggling work, school, family, social commitments. Voting is not top of mind.

  • Are not “interested in politics” and “not really into voting.”

  • Well-intentioned but don’t have information about how to vote, or put off researching until the last minute — and then they miss the deadline.

Here’s what you can do

  1. Make a list of people to call, text or email.

  2. Start contacting them.

  3. Follow up in a few days. Ask about their plan to vote.

  4. Follow up again to make sure they got their ballot in.

That’s it!

A few points for your messages:

  1. Communicate the importance of this election.

  2. Provide key information about where, when, how to vote.

  3. Remind them and help them make a voting plan.