Civic Ready™ — Build Power
TAKE ACTION
FOR VOTING
RIGHTS
Voting is just the beginning. The real work is building civic power year-round — volunteering, organizing, registering others, and making sure your community shows up at every election.
6 Ways to Build Power
WHAT WILL YOU DO?
Volunteer as a Poll Worker
Poll workers are the backbone of democracy on Election Day. Most counties pay poll workers and desperately need volunteers. Sign up through your local election authority.
Find OpportunitiesPhone Bank for Voter Turnout
Make calls to infrequent voters in your community — especially before primary elections when turnout is lowest. Volunteer through Mobilize.
Find Phone Bank EventsRegister Voters in Your Community
Host a voter registration drive at your church, school, job, or neighborhood. Every person you register is a new voice in your community.
Get Registration ResourcesKnow and Share Your Rights
The most powerful thing you can do is know your rights — and make sure everyone around you knows theirs. Share the Know Your Rights guide with your community.
Know Your RightsSpread the Word — Share Civic Ready
Send this page to 5 people who aren't registered or engaged. Every person you activate multiplies your civic power.
Contact Your Elected Officials
Your representatives work for you. Call, email, or visit their offices on the issues that matter to you. Use the Pathways to Power toolkit to learn how.
Pathways to PowerMake a Commitment
TAKE THE PLEDGE
CIVIC READY 365 VOTER
"I pledge to stay civically engaged year-round — not just on Election Day."
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