Join us to learn how you can take action wherever you live to protect our elections -- without fair elections, we can't fight for affordable healthcare and housing, or put a check on corporations building data centers and raising our cost of living.

At this call you'll learn how you can make sure Boards of Election know we're watching, and prepare to get businesses, faith institutions and others in your community ready to take action.

And we'll discuss how, one month before the election (Oct. 2), we'll gather at Boards of Election around the state to let them know -- we expect every vote to be counted, and the winner of every race to be certified. That's now in doubt, after the State Board of Elections passed a series of rules in 2026 giving the partisan majority (Republicans) the ability to disqualify provisional ballots and purge voters from the rolls with a simple 3-2 local board vote, instead of a unanimous vote.