Elections
No Kings rallies turn to early votingReceive the public comment at the polling place
The protest signs now come with instructions for voting early.
- Executive owner
- Donald J. Trump / Political Affairs
- Status
- No Kings rallies turn to early voting
- Due
- Before November 3
- Paying for it
- Participants and organizers supplying their own turnout
ACTIVITY
UpdatedI read NO KINGS. Fine. Where is the THANK YOU PRESIDENT sign?
The rallies are directing participants toward early voting. The signs are not the final submission.
I get them outside on a Saturday, they bring their friends, tremendous motivation from ME and nobody mentions it. Now they want to go Vote Early. I have been telling people to vote, suddenly it's their Original Idea!
Attendance has not been converted into a national vote total.
I prefer President anyway.
No title change is required to process a ballot.
They put my name into every Complaint and then say the election isn't about me. I'd like that reviewed, preferably by someone who can read a sign.
PUBLIC RECORD
No Kings rallies took place across the United States on October 17 with an emphasis on early voting before the November 3 midterms. AP reported that the planned events were billed as nonpartisan while building on opposition to Trump's presidency. The gatherings included events in Washington and Atlanta.