From The Banner · Associated Press · · 1m 10s
No Kings rallies urge early voting ahead of midterms
No Kings protests across US push voters to cast early ballots before midterms.
In brief
No Kings protests across US push voters to cast early ballots before midterms. No Kings network rallies urge early voting to counter Trump administration interference in midterm elections. Originally reported by The Banner.
No Kings network rallies
No Kings network opposed to President Donald Trump organized rallies across U.S. cities to encourage early voting in midterm elections.
“VOTE EARLY”
Nonpartisan voter events
Rallies were billed as nonpartisan but built on two years of No Kings marches by people upset with Trump's presidency.
“HANDS OFF MY VOTE”
Washington rally
Hundreds gathered at Lincoln Memorial in Washington for No Kings event with dancing and voter education focus.
Maryland events
Dozens of rallies held across Maryland including Hyattsville's Driskell Park event focused on voter education and early voting.
Organizer Melissa Floyd
Organizer Melissa Floyd said voting early protects elections from Trump regime interference.
Atlanta rally
Atlanta City Councilman Michael Julian Bond urged voters to use their power to vote ahead of Nov. 3 general election.
“The Constitution gives you one power, right? That is the power to vote”
Trump administration actions
Trump administration sued California officials to block mail-in ballots from suspected noncitizens until immigration status confirmed.
Here's the gist
No Kings network rallies urge early voting to counter Trump administration interference in midterm elections.
