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October 17, 2026.
Bring a Sign and VOTE.

Three actions in one day across Cherokee County, in the middle of Georgia's early voting window.

Canton. Downtown Woodstock.

The Highway 92 bridge over I-575.

Voter registration closes October 5. If you are not registered by then, October 17 is too late.

Check your status in about thirty seconds:

This is the election they want you to skip.

Rick Jackson has never held elected office. He put more than $108 million of his own money into winning the Republican nomination for governor and is spending at least $87 million more to finish the job. He wrote his first $1 million check to Donald Trump weeks before he announced.

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Jon Ossoff's seat is one of the closest Senate races in the country. Mike Collins won his runoff on a Trump endorsement and has already run ads using AI-generated fakes of Ossoff.

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Then keep reading down the ballot, because that's where they really count on you quitting. Our congressional seat. Our state senate seat. Our state house seat. Every statewide office including two Public Service Commission seats, which decide what Georgia Power charges you and what gets built to power the next data center. This year Democrats are contesting more Georgia House districts than in any year since 1990, and legislative races get decided by a few hundred votes while most people leave them blank.

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Every fight we've run for two years, the rezonings, the data centers, the surveillance contracts, ends in front of somebody holding one of those offices.

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Register by October 5. Early voting October 13 through 30. Election Day November 3.
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   Pick Your Action!   

Anyone can join our sign-waving event. Any Cherokee County voter can vote with us on October 17.

You do not have to live in Woodstock. During early voting you may vote at any early voting location within your county. Canton, Holly Springs, Ball Ground, Waleska, Free Home, unincorporated Cherokee, all of it counts at 7545 North Main Street in Woodstock.

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The one rule: vote in the county where you're registered. Registered in Pickens, Bartow, Forsyth, Cobb, or Fulton? Come sign wave with us, then vote in your own county. Find your sites at https://mvp.sos.ga.gov

→Your Four-Step Plan←

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1. Check Your Registration.

Go to https://mvp.sos.ga.gov. Deadline October 5. You can also see where your polling location is and other important info.

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2. Study Your Sample Ballot.

See it at https://mvp.sos.ga.gov and write your picks down. Phones aren't allowed while you vote, but handwritten notes are.

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3. RSVP for At Least One Action.

Your RSVP helps us prepare for the crowds and keep everyone safe. You can also sign up to Volunteer.

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4. Show Up October 17 and VOTE.

Cherokee voters can do both that afternoon. Everyone else, vote in your county by October 30 or on November 3.

Know Before You Go

  • Public sidewalks only. We stay on the sidewalk and never block traffic or driveways.

  • No campaign material within 150 feet of the polls, and that includes what you're wearing. Shirts, hats, buttons, and stickers naming a candidate, party, or slogan all have to come off or be covered. Marchers will hand off signs at the line and volunteers will hold them until you finish voting.

  • Bring water, sunscreen, comfortable shoes, a charged phone.

  • Make a sign or grab one of ours.

  • If someone gets hostile, we don't engage. Step back, find a marshal, stay with the group.

  • Kids, strollers, wheelchairs, and dogs welcome. Tell us in the form if you need an accessible spot.

  • Bring somebody who hasn't voted yet. Highest value thing anyone can do that day.

We Need YOU to Volunteer!

Three locations don't run themselves. Most roles ask you to come early and stay a little past the end. Some, like marshaling, take real prep and a briefing beforehand. Others you can pick up on the spot. Tell us what you can give and we'll match you.

Which action(s) can you do? Account for driving time, arriving early for volunteer briefing, possibly staying late to tidy up.
What volunteer service can you do?

Not in Cherokee County?

NGA CAN serves Cherokee, Pickens, Bartow, Forsyth, Cobb, and Fulton. But we have limited bandwidth for hosting large events, which is why we are focusing on the county we started in, Cherokee, for this No Kings Day.

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Anyone is welcome at any of our No Kings events, but make sure you vote in your own county. If you'd rather stay closer to home, check https://www.nokings.org for what's happening in your county, or register your own there. It takes about ten minutes and no permit.

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