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What is this door hanger about? 
Volunteers from Indivisible Philadelphia distribute more than 50,000 door hangers (or leaflets, as we sometimes call them) to homes in Philadelphia every month. Each door hanger has facts about political issues.

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Concerned? Worried? Angry? You can take action by contacting your elected representatives.​​​

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Election day is November 3.  Make sure you're ready!

 

The deadline to register to vote is October 19. You can register online at this link.  

Even if you think you're registered, check your voter registration status, use this link to find out. 

 

Sign up to vote by mail!  The deadline to apply for a Mail-In Ballot is October 27.  But don't wait until then - do it now!   You can apply for a mail ballot online, in person at a county election office (or satellite election office), or through the mail. 

 

For online applications, the Pennsylvania Department of State has a full list of the approved forms of identification here (at the bottom of the page).

 

If you have an emergency and miss the deadline, you may still be able to request an emergency application for an absentee ballot.

 

Your mail-in ballot must be received at the election office by 8:00 pm on election day.  Otherwise drop it in one of the many Philadelphia Satellite Election Offices and drop boxes.  

 

Make sure your mail-in ballot is counted!  Check instructions in this good explainer with lots of details about mail-in ballots at the PA Department of State website.  

 

You can vote in person by mail ballot before election day!  It sounds a little confusing, but here's how it works:  Once ballots have been distributed, you can apply for a mail-in ballot at your election board office before the deadline.  The office will hand you a ballot and you simply vote the ballot and drop it in the voting box there.

 

You can track your mail-in ballot at this ballot tracker.

 

Find the Satellite Election Offices and the locations of all of the drop boxes here.  Don't wait until the last minute to drop yours off!​

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CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVE 

Here is the contact information for your congresspeople and the White House: 

 

Rep. Brendan Boyle – D.C. office (202) 225-6111; Phila office (215) 335-3355; email link
Rep. Madeleine Dean – D.C. office (202) 225-4731 dean.house.gov/email-me
Rep. Dwight Evans – D.C. (202) 225-4001; Phila. offices (215) 276-0340, (215) 254-3400; email link
Rep. Chrissy Houlahan – D.C. office (202) 225-4315 houlahan.house.gov/contact/
Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon – D.C. office (202) 225-2011; Chester office (610) 626-2020; email link
Senator John Fetterman – Philadelphia office (215) 241-1090; D.C. (202) 224-4254; email link
Senator Dave McCormick – Philadelphia office (215) 405-9660; D.C. office (202) 224-6324; email link
White House switchboard to leave a message for the President — (202) 456-1111 or email comments@whitehouse.gov

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WHAT TO SAY

Leave a message in your own words or use the suggestions below.
 

General Message for Calls or Emails:
Hi, my name is [NAME] and I’m a constituent from Philadelphia, Zip Code [____]. I am contacting [REP/SEN NAME] because I oppose [insert topic here].
This issue affects me and my fellow Philadelphians by [Insert impact to yourself, or your community] [REP/SEN NAME] must speak out against [insert topic here] and use whatever influence he/she has to change this. Thank you for your time and consideration.

IF LEAVING A VOICEMAIL:
Use the script above and include your full street address to ensure your call is tallied.

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