2026 Voter Mobilization Digital Outreach Toolkit

Below are sample social media posts you can use to mobilize your networks to participate in democracy. Please feel free to modify any of these as makes sense for you. Let’s use all of the tools at our disposal to ensure every single voice is represented in the 2026 election.

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The 2026 Illinois primary election is March 17th. Have you registered to #vote? If you plan to #VoteByMail, have you submitted your application? Do you have the information you need to be an informed voter? Can you #VoteEarly? If you need support with one or all of these, let me know!

For more information visit: womenemployed.org/voter-mobilization-tool

#Vote2026 #2026Election #GOTV #MakeAPlan

During 2020’s midterm elections more than 35 million ballots were mailed in. Be aware of common mistakes & reasons ballots get rejected when you #VoteByMail to avoid them:

  1. Read all directions on the ballot
  2. Help family & friends navigate the ballot
  3. Return your ballot ASAP
  4. Help spread the word on use our 2026 Voter Mobilization Digital Outreach Toolkit: womenemployed.org/voter-mobilization-toolkit.

    #Vote2026 #2026Election #VoteByMail #GOTV #MakeAPlan

2026 is the year to engage in our democracy. One of the most important ways you can get involved in promoting the freedom to vote and keeping our elections fair and accessible is by serving as a poll worker!

A poll worker is an individual temporarily hired by a local government to help facilitate voting, in different roles, on an election day at a designated polling place. You can learn more about poll worker requirements in Illinois here: https://ballotpedia.org/Poll_worker_requirements_in_Illinois

#Vote2026 #2026Election #GOTV #MakeAPlan

Voting by mail is the safest way to cast a ballot for many voters, whether they are immunocompromised, have a disability, lack of transport, work commitments, or family responsibilities. Diverse voting methods strengthen the U.S. democracy, breaking down access barriers that might otherwise exclude voters from making their voices heard. Apply to #VoteByMail today! https://www.vote.org

#Vote2026 #2026Election #VoteByMail #GOTV #MakeAPlan

Are you registered to vote? Not sure? It takes less than 2 minutes to register to vote or check your registration at https://vote.org. Register to vote AND make sure you know where to vote!

  • Illinois’ deadline to register in-person is February 17th.
  • Illinois’ deadline to register online is March 1st.
  • If voters miss the in-person and online deadlines for regular registration, there is no need to fear, because voters can register and vote on the same day.

For more information visit: https://womenemployed.org/voter-mobilization-tool

#Vote2026 #2026Election #Register #GOTV #MakeAPlan

To help spread the word on social use our 2026 Voter Mobilization Digital Outreach Toolkit: womenemployed.org/voter-mobilization-toolkit.

#Vote2026 #2026Election #GOTV #MakeAPlan

NEW RULE ALERT: USPS has changed the way that mail is postmarked. Mail will now be postmarked on the day it is processed, NOT the day it is dropped in the mail.

• That means your mail-in ballot could be invalidated, even if you drop it in the mail before the March 17th deadline.
• Complete and mail your ballot as soon as possible, several days before the deadline.
• Go into your post office and ask the clerk to postmark your ballot at the counter.

For more information visit: https://womenemployed.org/voter-mobilization-tool

#Vote2026 #2026Election #GOTV #MakeAPlan

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The 2026 Illinois primary election is March 17th. Have you registered to #vote? If you plan to #VoteByMail, have you submitted your application? Do you have the information you need to be an informed voter? Can you #VoteEarly? If you need support with one or all of these, let me know!

For more information visit: womenemployed.org/voter-mobilization-tool

#Vote2026 #2026Election #GOTV #MakeAPlan

More than 550,000 absentee ballots were rejected in the 2020 primaries. Don’t let that be you! Be aware of common mistakes and reasons why ballots get rejected in order to avoid them.

To avoid these errors:

  1. Read all the directions on the ballot.
  2. Help family and friends navigate the ballot.
  3. Return your ballot ASAP!
  4. To help spread the word on social use our 2026 Voter Mobilization Digital Outreach Toolkit: womenemployed.org/voter-mobilization-toolkit.

    #Vote2026 #2026Election #VoteByMail #GOTV #MakeAPlan

Election workers are essential to ensuring that the #2026Election is a success! There are several roles you can take as a poll worker and each state recruits poll workers differently. For detailed steps on how to sign up, visit https://www.workelections.com.
 
#Vote2026 #2026Election #GOTV #MakeAPlan

Voting by mail is the safest way to cast a ballot for many voters, whether they are immunocompromised, have a disability, lack of transport, work commitments, or family responsibilities. Diverse voting methods strengthen the U.S. democracy, breaking down access barriers that might otherwise exclude voters from making their voices heard. Apply to #VoteByMail today! https://www.vote.org

#Vote2026 #2026Election #VoteByMail #GOTV #MakeAPlan

Are you registered to vote? Not sure? It takes less than 2 minutes to register to vote or check your registration at https://vote.org. Register to vote AND make sure you know where to vote!

  • Illinois’ deadline to register in-person is February 17th.
  • Illinois’ deadline to register online is March 1st.
  • If voters miss the in-person and online deadlines for regular registration, there is no need to fear, because voters can register and vote on the same day.

For more information visit: https://womenemployed.org/voter-mobilization-tool

#Vote2026 #2026Election #Register #GOTV #MakeAPlan

To help spread the word on social use our 2026 Voter Mobilization Digital Outreach Toolkit: womenemployed.org/voter-mobilization-toolkit.

#Vote2026 #2026Election #GOTV #MakeAPlan

NEW RULE ALERT: USPS has changed the way that mail is postmarked. Mail will now be postmarked on the day it is processed, NOT the day it is dropped in the mail.

• That means your mail-in ballot could be invalidated, even if you drop it in the mail before the March 17th deadline.
• Complete and mail your ballot as soon as possible, several days before the deadline.
• Go into your post office and ask the clerk to postmark your ballot at the counter.

For more information visit: https://womenemployed.org/voter-mobilization-tool

#Vote2026 #2026Election #GOTV #MakeAPlan

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