Stop believing propaganda
Financial support for participation doesn't mean manufactured dissent.
Real people care about real issues that affect their lives and communities.
Democratic participation is not a conspiracy theory.
Financial support for participation doesn't mean manufactured dissent.
Real people care about real issues that affect their lives and communities.
Democratic participation is not a conspiracy theory.
Addressing common talking points with facts and evidence
"Trump isn't a King, that's silly." — No, he isn't a King. But he has repeatedly expressed desires for powers and privileges that define a monarchy. Evidence shows a pattern of seeking unchecked executive power incompatible with constitutional democracy.
"Protesters are being paid, so they're not real." — This conflates two different things. Yes, some organizations provide financial support (transportation, food, bail funds) to help people participate. But receiving support to exercise your rights doesn't mean you're a hired actor or don't genuinely believe in the cause. It means organizers are removing barriers to participation.
Official, nonpartisan tools to help you participate in democracy
Check your registration status or register to vote in your state through the official U.S. government portal.
Vote.govLocate your designated polling place and verify voting hours for your district.
Find Your Polling PlaceVerify claims and political statements through independent, nonpartisan fact-checking organizations.
Research candidates, measures, and initiatives on your ballot with detailed nonpartisan information.
BallotpediaLearn how elections are secured and access verified information from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
CISA Rumor ControlContact elected representatives and engage with federal, state, and local government.
Develop critical thinking skills to identify misinformation and evaluate information sources.
Understand your constitutional rights as a voter and access legal protection resources.