No Kings Rally

Chicago area residents held 'No Kings' rallies to encourage voter participation in midterm elections.

“Make your voice heard”

Mary Buckingham

29-year-old Evanston resident says voting is sexy and protects rights for women and immigrants.

“Voting is our super power”

Susan Sidell

79-year-old Wilmette resident joins Indivisible Evanston at Gorell Park rally.

Rangarahan and Baranchan

Immigrant couple voting in first Illinois General Election after becoming U.S. citizens.

“I can't wait for november 3”

Stacey Thomas

66-year-old Uptown resident urges voting as 'every vote counts'.

“Voting is your right”

Anna Feuer

34-year-old Ukrainian Village resident says voting guides help overcome intimidation.

“Voting can be intimidating”

Rally Locations

Rallies held in Evanston, Skokie, Edgewater, and other Chicago suburbs.

Rally Purpose

Rallies aim to encourage voting for November 3 midterm elections and address concerns about Trump administration.

“It's time for checks and balances”

Rally Message

Rallies emphasize voting as a right to protect rights of immigrants, women, and people of color.

“I'm voting for my own rights”

Rally Impact

Rallies show community support for voting rights and political change in November elections.

“The country cannot go on like this for another two years”

Rally Participants

Over 100 residents from Chicago suburbs participated in No Kings rallies.

Rally Timing

Rallies held on Saturday, October 27, 2026 for November 3 midterm elections.

Rally Location Details

Rallies held near Gorell Park in Evanston and North Sheridan Road in Edgewater.

Rally Participants' Concerns

Participants cite rising costs, women's rights issues, and immigrant concerns under Trump administration.

“Since trump began his second term, communities have been torn apart”

Rally Participants' Hope

Participants express hope for new Democratic majority to uphold US values after November elections.

“I can't wait for january when the new congress will be sworn in”