Protect our Vote

Volunteer for Election Protection and Get-out-the-Vote (GOTV) Campaigns

See our 2026 Midterm Election Plan for an overview of what Indivisible Benton County is doing.

Our Get Out The Vote effort starts with welcoming new residents and encouraging them to register to vote or update their mailing address. This effort is key to getting out the vote in November. Join us by emailing voter@indivisiblebc.org. If you would like a canvassing partner to walk with you, tell us that in your email, and we will provide matchmaking services. There are nearly two dozen volunteers already. Join the fun and do something meaningful to push back!

Write postcards providing folks who aren’t registered to vote with information about how to register, or encouraging people in key districts and states to vote. We have regular meetings to write postcards. See upcoming postcard-writing meetings in our Calendar, as well as our weekly newsletter.

Or, organize your own postcard writing through organizations like Blue Wave, Postcards to Voters, & Field Team 6.

Help people register to vote or change their voting address, and provide information about voting, at the Indivisible Benton County table at the events like OSU’s Beaver Community Fair and No Kings: Vote Early. Volunteer opportunities will be announced in the newsletter, in the Signal announcements chat, and at General Meetings. Email events@indivisiblebc.org for more info or to volunteer.

Help people register to vote or change their voting address, and provide information about voting, at the Indivisible Benton County table at the Corvallis Farmers’ Market every Saturday morning. Shifts are available between 9 am and 1 pm. Email farmersmarket@indivisiblebc.org to sign up.

Join Indivisible’s national organization in making calls to voters in key states and districts across the country. No matter where you live, you can play a part in taking back the House and Senate.

Having one-on-one conversations is still one of the most effective methods of engaging people who care about the fate of our country’s democracy and providing them with up-to-date information on when, where, and how to cast their ballots. You will be provided with training, as well as talking points to support a candidate in a race Indivisible National is targeting. So sign up for a shift – or many – and help power a historic landslide this November.

See Ground Control for a one-stop shop for opportunities to help fight for our voting rights and our democracy, based on where you live. These opportunities are open to anyone, immediately impactful, and ready to accept your help. They are promoting voting, not a specific candidate.

You can also find volunteer opportunities directly from these organizations: Swing Left/Ground Truth (canvassing, phone banking), Vote Riders (helpline, letters, texts), and Blue Wave, Postcards to Voters, & Field Team 6 (postcarding).

Sign up for Hands Off Our Vote, Indivisible’s national program to ensure all eligible voters get to cast their ballot, every ballot is counted, and the results are honored. By signing up you’ll become a part of the biggest election protection program in Indivisible’s history. And even if the elections are secure where you live, you can help protect at-risk voters in targeted areas during rapid-response moments and be a trusted messenger against the flood of disinformation. Learn more about how you can help here.

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Indivisible Benton County is now using the Signal app to send special mobilization announcements during and after the midterm elections. Download the free Signal app from your device’s App Store or from signal.org, and follow the prompts. Once you have a Signal account, use this link to join our Announcements chat, so you hear about special events and receive key information in real time!

Signal will allow us to securely send messages more efficiently than email. Only a few chat administrators can send messages, so only essential info will be posted. We’ll have a table at upcoming meetings where someone can assist you if you need help setting up your account.

Want to be involved, but don’t know how? Email membership@indivisiblebc.org to talk with our Volunteer Team and find the right opportunity for you.