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Several rally in Bloomington for No Kings movement
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Several people gathered in Bloomington for a rally as part of the No Kings: Get out and Vote movement ahead of the midterm election.
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Local leaders from the organization No Kings held a virtual news conference to encourage Michigan residents to participate in an upcoming Nationwide Day of Action and early voting event scheduled for Saturday, October 17.
Hundreds of "No Kings Day" protests are planned across the US – including in NJ, NYC and on Long Island – on Saturday, October 17 to protest the Trump administration's policies.
A rally is planned at Civic Center Park, with other events scheduled near the Cal campus, on Fourth Street, at Cedar Rose Park and on freeway overpasses.
Shifting from massive demonstrations of past years, "No Kings" organizers in Southern California are taking a localized approach for Oct. 17's "No Kings: Vote Early" action, focusing on neighborhood-level voter registration and turnout ahead of the midterms.
Several “No Kings” events are planned across Philadelphia this weekend as part of a nationwide movement to encourage voter turnout and connect people with voter protection networks ahead of the November midterm elections. The events, called “No Kings: Vote Early,” will take place Saturday, Oct.
The Milwaukee Coalition is hosting another event – No Kings: Vote Early – this Saturday, Oct. 17, in Milwaukee to inspire voters ahead of the upcoming election. It's among many No Kings events scheduled for Wisconsin and across the country.
No Kings organizers are hosting another event – No Kings: Vote Early – this Saturday, Oct. 17, across Michigan to inspire voters ahead of the upcoming election. It's among many No Kings events scheduled across the country.
The “ No Kings ” movement, which began as a populist protest against the Trump administration, has now morphed into a get-out-the-vote movement ahead of the U.S. midterm elections on November 3. On Saturday, October 17, “No Kings: Vote Early” is scheduled to take place, and more than 2,500 events ar…
TRUCKEE, Calif. – People in the Truckee area will gather on Saturday, October 17, for a No Kings: Vote Early rally. Organizers say the message is simple: “Fill out your ballot and drop it in...
The early-voting rally will begin with a public celebration of the right to vote on the I-80 pedestrian bridge and end with a march to the ballot box for attendees to cast their votes.
Indivisible Chicago, one of the leading groups behind the No Kings protests, is hosting another event – No Kings: Vote Early – this Saturday, Oct. 17, throughout Chicago to inspire voters ahead of the upcoming election.
At least 30 Arizona events are planned for Oct. 17 as organizers emphasize early voting ahead of the midterm election— ‘not an occasion for political rhetoric’
(WHTM) - Eighty "No Kings" events are being planned this weekend across Pennsylvania ahead of the midterm election. Organizers say the events on Saturday, Oct. 17, are part of a dedicated voter participation and election protection effort.
Below are protests and political events scheduled across Colorado over the next week. If you know of any upcoming public events in Colorado, please let us know at team@coloradotimesrecorder.com.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — With November midterm elections less than three weeks away, a Springfield activist group is turning its next "No Kings" rally toward the ballot box. Greater Springfield Indivisible will host a "No Kings: Vote Early" rally from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, at 1850 E.
Thousands of people around the country will protest the Trump administration on Saturday at “No Kings” rallies, which will focus on early voting ahead of the midterm elections. The No Kings Vote Early event will start next to Memorial Circle in Arlington, VA, featuring a rally and voter fest.
Coalition has planned more than 3,000 events on Saturday to encourage voting before election day The coalition that has drawn millions of Americans into the streets to fight for democracy over the past two years is shifting its strategy this weekend.
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