Every voter has the right to be heard, and every vote deserves to be counted.

Get involved with a local team

  • Sign up to join the effort

    Tell us where you're located. We'll connect you with others near you working on the same effort in your county, city, town, or neighborhood. Everyone attends one online training to become a constitutional observer. Trainings run weekly through September and October.

  • Meet your election officials

    Schedule a meeting with your local election office as soon as you register. We'll give you a short list of questions to ask, and help you follow up on what you learn.

  • Make a public statement

    In September, organize a public action with neighbors, clergy, and local businesses affirming that your community respects the freedom to vote, counts every vote, and will defend the process from outside interference.

  • Support Early Voting

    Through October and on Election Day, organize "party & protect" shifts at early vote locations, a fun, visible way to help your neighbors vote and to keep an eye on the process.

  • Stay engaged through certification

    From November 4th through January 2nd, be ready to sustain public visibility so every vote gets counted and the result is respected.

  • Celebrate the outcome

    At noon ET on January 3rd, join an action celebrating the swearing-in of your community's elected representatives, regardless of who won.

In every town and county, neighbors are coming together to watch, document, and protect the vote count, and to celebrate our elected representatives taking office. This is nonpartisan, it's local, and it's simple: show up, ask questions, and stay engaged through Inauguration.