GOTV Canvassing: On GOTV weekend, instead of contacting just any potential supporters, our campaigns will be targeting the supporters they've already identified and the most supportive undecided voters, making sure they have a plan for how they will be getting to the polls. On GOTV weekend, every supporter you talk to is not just a potential vote; they're also a potential DSA member.

GOTV Phone Banking: Similar to door knocking, we’re trying to reach our most likely voters and urging them to make a plan to vote. With phone banking, we’re reaching our supporters whose doors we are least able or least likely to knock on.

Lit Dropping: Got some free time on the evening before election day? Many of our campaigns will be going throughout their cities hanging special literature from peoples’ doorknobs to remind them to vote when they open their door on Tuesday morning. It’s much like canvassing without looking to have any of the typical conversations.

Poll Standing: A lot of the time, voters are still making up their minds even as they're walking to the polls. With that in mind, many campaigns will be standing outside polling places (at a respectable distance, as the law requires) with signs and a whole lot of energy to remind folks of who we are and what we’re fighting for right before they cast their ballot! Poll standing is a great way to talk to voters on election day for as much time as you have, whether it’s in the early morning as polls open, afternoon as people get home from work, or evening as the last few folks get their ballots in.