Join us and stand up for your right to vote on Election Day in Denton County

Join Election Judges and Clerks at one of 5 Denton County Commission meetings this summer to demand that they get rid of the county rule that forces 10-15% of registered voters to scramble on every Election Day trying to figure out where to vote.

(During Early Voting, you can vote at any polling place in the county:  near your home, work, school, shopping -- anywhere -- but on Election Day, you can vote only at the single location assigned to your home address.

(If you show up at the wrong place, you’ll be sent somewhere else — maybe miles away — or given a provisional ballot that won’t count. As a result, 10–15% of legally registered voters are turned away at least once, some several times.  This doesn’t happen in 100 other counties where 87% of Texas voters live.  They can vote anywhere on Election Day — just like during Early Voting.)

You will be part of a peaceful protest in the commmission chambers, standing in silent witness as an Election Worker speaks for 3 miutes telling the commissioners to give us countywide Election Day voting NOW.

You won't have to speak. Just stand quietly by your seat for 3 minutes.

Once the Election Worker finishes speaking, we'll all leave. This should take about an hour of your time.

See the dates when we'll be standing up for the right of every Denton County voter to vote anywhere in our county on every Election Day....and sign up today!

SIGN UP TO STAND UP FOR YOUR VOTING RIGHTS!