Fri., Oct. 30 · 6 PM · Richmond Heights
The GOTV Mass Meeting
Keynote: Pastor Jamal Bryant. The last time we put every organization from the breakfasts in one room before Election Day. Another Place Banquet & Event Center, 27221 Chardon Road, Richmond Heights.
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Keynote: Pastor Jamal Bryant. Friday, October 30, 6 PM, at Another Place Banquet & Event Center, 27221 Chardon Road, Richmond Heights. The last time every organization from the breakfasts gets in one room before Election Day. RSVP required for entry. Seats are limited.
RSVP FOR THE MASS MEETING
Get paid to knock doors and talk to voters in the neighborhood. Three 4-hour shifts a week, now through Election Day, November 3. No experience necessary. You attend a 2-hour training, and you need transportation from the worksite to the canvass area. Questions: 419-820-1831.
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Early voting is open in Cuyahoga County now through Sunday, November 1. Pick your day, bring your photo ID, and bring somebody with you.
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Pick your day: early voting runs through Sunday, November 1. Bring an unexpired photo ID: a driver’s license or state ID, a U.S. passport, or a military or VA ID. Bring your people. Problems at the polls? Call 1-866-OUR-VOTE.
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