Voter Empowerment and Mobilization
Across the country, voters face unfair barriers that can make it harder to cast their ballots. Administrative hurdles, lack of accessible information, poll site closures, voter ID requirements, language barriers, and other obstacles disproportionately affect Black voters, Latino voters, voters of color, low-income voters, young voters, and other historically marginalized communities.
The Workers Circle works shoulder-to-shoulder with the Center for Common Ground and other partners to make sure voters have the crucial, nonpartisan information and tools they need to navigate these barriers and make their voices heard.
Every eligible voter deserves a voice. Together, we can help make that possible.
Protect democracy in your own community as a poll worker
Join the Workers Circle and our partners at Power to the Polls to sign up to be a poll worker and help make sure our elections are accessible and run as smoothly as possible.
Make Calls
Join the Workers Circle and the Center for Common Ground to call voters across the country with crucial voting information before the midterm elections on November 3. Voters of color are less likely to vote in elections because they face administrative hurdles and poll site closures. Your calls will meet up with ongoing, on-the-ground efforts to empower and mobilize these voters.
Send Postcards
Join the Workers Circle to send postcards in Alabama with the crucial, non-partisan, information they need to cast their ballots in the general election on November 3, 2026.
Door-knock to talk voters in Charlotte, NC, October 16–18, 2026
Join the Workers Circle and Center for Common Ground partners in Charlotte to door knock voters to let them know about early voting sites and offer rides to the polls. Your door-knocking will meet up with ongoing, on-the-ground efforts to empower and mobilize
Send Texts
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