The Brief
- Organizers in Southern California are shifting strategy for the upcoming Oct. 17 “No Kings: Vote Early” action, focusing on smaller, localized voter-participation events.
- Rallies are scheduled in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, and Ventura counties.
- While past actions brought out large crowds, organizers emphasize these events aim strictly to help eligible voters build a plan to vote early ahead of the midterms.
LOS ANGELES – Shifting from massive demonstrations of past years, “No Kings” organizers in Southern California are taking a localized approach for Oct. 17’s “No Kings: Vote Early” action, focusing on neighborhood-level voter registration and turnout ahead of the midterms.
What we know:
The October 17 day of action includes political events that strictly prohibit candidate endorsements, campaign activity, or party affiliation. …