The National Indivisible organization has created a comprehensive toolkit to help you get started, be an effective messenger, start planning for rapid response moments, ask the right questions of your election officials, and lots more. Start learning what you can do to make sure our elections are protected in 2026.
Indivisible National has conducted a series of nationwide Zoom calls with thousands of participants to train people to help deal with threats to our elections. We include links to recordings of these calls.
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In this kickoff call, we pull back the curtain on our strategy and theory of change, and walk through how you can step up to protect the vote no matter where you live.
Calling all Indivisibles who are ready to demand Hands Off Our Vote! This is the first of two trainings on 2026 election protection: the actions you and those around you can take to ensure every eligible voter can vote, every vote is counted, and the results are honored and the winners seated. This training includes a step-by-step of basic election protection steps that you can scale to how much time and energy you have, as well as a messaging special with Anat Shenker-Osorio and assorted FAQ.
Calling all Indivisibles who are ready to protect the election! Hands Off Our Vote is Indivisible’s nationwide program to ensure every voter can cast their ballot, every ballot is counted, and the results are honored and the winners seated. This second part of our August training series covers preparing for rapid response and sustained mobilization, as well as a section on ICE at the polls and a special visit from guest speaker Cliff Albright from Black Voters Matter.
If you are a resident of King County, Washington State, then you can verify your registration status and, if needed, register to vote using the following 2 links to King County Elections:
The League of Women Voters supports the following website for nationwide voter registration information: