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bit.ly/3S6h2eE it’s time to get loud. Share this and help a friend or family member get registered today.

Do you know who never misses an election? People with money, power, and influence to ensure the system works for them. Don’t give away your power: bit.ly/3S6h2eE

Listen, President Biden said what he said.

Let’s not pretend we have options. bit.ly/3xJqjBq

The tide has turned! Do you know that "according to the Arkansas Black Mayors Association, there currently are 55 African American mayors leading cities and towns across Arkansas"? bit.ly/3y2Fk1b photo credit: bit.ly/3fv1rqR

The survey shows Black voters are among the least enthusiastic about voting in the midterms. And Black voters have, historically, voted for Democrats at a higher rate, with Black women among the most reliable voters within the party. n.pr/3NQ8SWG

Going into the midterms Tuesday, a wave of new Black residents in the South could help fuel progressive policies and Democratic candidates. bit.ly/3fSPX0y

Black eligible voters stand out for their relatively high voter turnout rates – 51% in 2018, higher than the turnout rates for Latino and Asian eligible voters in the same year (40% each). pewrsr.ch/3zSFmd6

Be in line by 7:30! If you're in line, DO NOT LEAVE. It's your right!

Incumbent Frank Scott Jr. wins Little Rock mayoral election Scott’s share of the vote was set to exceed the 40% threshold needed to win the mayoral election outright and avoid a December runoff. bit.ly/3EhphjB

"These are beautiful little girls in all shapes and sizes and all of them are Americans and all of them have lost their rights in at least 17 states," O'Neill said." bit.ly/3DR7ApJ

As of Monday morning, more than 450,000 votes had been cast, already outpacing the 440,000 total early votes in the 2018 midterm election. bit.ly/3FTIucf