No Kings protests are scheduled to take place Oct. 16 across the Valley. The protest aims to drive voter turnout prior to election day. Attendees are encouraged to bring their completed ballot to drop off to a tabulation center.
Evo Terra, organizer of the Rush Hour Resistance Rallies, said, “This is strictly about getting out to vote and in fact the entire ethos of the No Kings movement and the Indivisible movement and all the other ones is non-violent protesting.”
The downtown Phoenix rally is expected to be the largest. It takes place at Grant Park starting at 9 a.m. Sen. Ruben Gallego will speak along with other elected officials. Protesters will head to the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center then return to Grant Park…