MOSES Action

10/22/2026

Quick check now = one less thing to worry about later. ✅🗳️

Not sure if your voter registration is current? Take a minute today to verify it.

Go to MI.gov/Vote, select “Your Voter Information,” and enter your information to confirm your registration status and make sure your details are up to date.

This is especially important if you’ve recently moved, changed your name, or haven’t checked your registration in a while.

📌 Save this post and send it to someone who might need the reminder.

10/21/2026

All smiles as we head into election season. 😊🗳️

There’s a lot to keep up with right now, but getting prepared doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. MOSES is continuing to share voter education, Election Protection resources, and clear information to help communities understand the process and know where to turn with questions.

From registration and absentee voting to early voting and Election Day, we’re focused on making sure reliable information stays easy to find.

📌 Stay connected, save the resources, and keep learning with us as November 3 gets closer.

10/20/2026

Today is Election Hero Day, a national celebration recognizing the election officials, clerks, staff, and poll workers who help make the voting process possible.

Behind every polling location are people checking equipment, assisting voters, processing ballots, answering questions, and helping elections run securely and successfully.

At MOSES, Election Protection also means recognizing the people doing that work behind the scenes.

🧡 Drop a 👏 in the comments for the election workers helping serve our communities.

10/19/2026

Join MOSES Action for the next Know. Vote. Move. webinar on Thursday, October 22 from 3–4 PM for a clear, informational breakdown of the 2026 Michigan ballot initiatives.

We’ll take a closer look at Proposals 1 & 2, what they are, how ballot initiatives work, and what voters should understand before Election Day.

Featuring a speaker from Michiganders for Money Out of Politics (MMOP).

📅 Thursday, October 22
⏰ 3:00–4:00 PM
💻 Free webinar

Come with questions. Leave with a better understanding of what’s on the ballot.

Register today!
https://linktr.ee/mosesmi

10/19/2026

Missed the online registration deadline? You may still be able to register in person. 👀🗳️

Beginning October 20 through Election Day, November 3, eligible Michigan residents who still need to register must do so in person at their city or township clerk’s office or an eligible satellite office and bring proof of residency.

Examples of proof of residency can include documents showing your name and current address, such as a Michigan driver’s license or state ID, utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, government document, or other accepted documentation.

Already registered? Then there’s no action needed at this time, but this is useful information to save or share with someone who may think they missed their opportunity.

📌 Important dates:
Oct. 19: Last day to register online or by mail
Oct. 20–Nov. 3: New registrations must be completed in person
Nov. 3: General Election Day

10/16/2026

Don’t wait until Election Day to check your registration. 👀🗳️

Michigan voters can register online, by mail, or in person through October 19 for the November 3 General Election.

Take a minute now to make sure your information is current especially if you’ve recently moved, changed your name, or haven’t voted in a while.

📲 Check your registration or register at MI.gov/Vote.

After October 19, eligible Michigan residents can still register, but it must be done in person with their local clerk and proof of residency. Save this reminder and share it with someone who needs it.

10/15/2026

🚨 LAST DAY TO REGISTER!

Today is your final chance to sign up for the De-Escalation Training happening Thursday, October 15.

This training will focus on practical tools for recognizing when situations are escalating, communicating more effectively, lowering tension, and helping create safer community spaces.

Whether you’re an organizer, volunteer, community leader, or simply want stronger conflict-management skills, this is a chance to learn strategies you can actually use.

🔗 Register today:
https://loom.ly/v2Ss74E

Registration closes today, don’t miss it.

This workshop is designed to provide an opportunity for participants to reflect on times when they did or did not act as bystanders to injustice. We will explore why intervention is necessary to create a safe environment where we can all belong, and how our identities may shape what that means. We w...

10/14/2026

Join MOSES for Ballot & Brunch this Saturday, October 17 from 10 AM–12 PM at New St. Mark in Detroit.

This community event is a chance to:

✅ Learn more about what’s on the ballot
✅ Get voter information and helpful resources
✅ Connect with neighbors, faith leaders, and community members
✅ Ask questions and better understand the voting process

📍 New St. Mark
24331 8 Mile W.
Detroit, MI 48219

Good food. Good conversation. Useful information.

10/14/2026

What does voter protection actually mean and why should you care? 👀🗳️

Join MOSES Action for a FREE “Know. Vote. Move.” webinar on Thursday, October 15 from 3–4 PM focused on voter protections and the resources available to help people navigate the voting process.

Hear from Moreno Taylor II of Michigan Voices and Bailey Rechler of Promote the Vote as they break down what voter protections are, how they work, and why they matter.

📅 October 15, 2026
⏰ 3:00–4:00 PM
💻 Free webinar

Come with questions. Leave with information you can actually use.

LAST CHANCE TO RSVP today! https://addcal.co/e/8c5sxs3eet0e

Lasting change starts with knowing your rights and knowing how to defend them. That's why MOSES is launching a new webinar series: a space to learn toge...

10/14/2026

If you’re planning to vote by mail, here are a few things to keep in mind:

✅ Request your ballot early enough to allow time for delivery and return
✅ Double-check that your voter registration information is current
✅ Follow the instructions carefully when completing your ballot
✅ Track your ballot so you can confirm when it was sent and received

You can request an absentee ballot online, by mail, or through your local clerk’s office.

📲 For step-by-step information, visit MichiganVoting.org or MI.gov/Vote.

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