URGENT: Count every vote!

“Provisional ballot” canvassing requires

a one-time training offered at 7pm nightly.

Email if you'd like the recording of the training so you can start today.

You will receive a confirmation email with details.

Watch the recording of our 11/4/20 event about this here.

Understandably, some information has changed since then, including:
- Training is no longer being offered for absentee ballot curing. Provisional ballots are what the Party needs help with.
- The campaign has enough phone bankers. Thanks to those of you helping with that!

Why is this critical?

Many races are too close to call.
One very important statewide race we can certainly impact is Chief Justice Cheri Beasley's, who is currently down by about 2600 votes!
A few NC House races are also within reach.
Time is of the essence.

What is the difference between curing absentee ballots and resolving provisional ballots?

Curing resolves some issues with mail-in ballots that can be fixed by the voter signing an affidavit.
“Provisional ballots” are votes cast in-person on Election Day that require follow up action by the voter.

FAQ about canvassing:

What do I need for canvassing?

• MiniVAN app on your phone

• Access to a car

• One-time online training - sign up now so you’re ready for action

What can I expect?

• Try to be flexible. The Fight for NC folks know what they’re doing.

• Pick up literature before your shift (various locations).

• Submit a COVID-related questionnaire before your shift.

• Zoom in right before your shift and receive your MiniVAN list.

• Hit the road (with a mask!).

• Be ready to go where you’re needed (even if you signed up for a specific area).

• If you don’t have flexibility to travel, tell the organizer who contacts you.