WNC Votes Nonpartisan Voter Outreach Canvassing Event, St. James Episcopal Church, Black Mountain

"One woman said she would make sure all her 80 employees were registered to vote!"

Every WNC Votes canvass starts includes a thorough training and practice time, and canvassers knock on doors in teams of two. First-timers are always welcome and find it easy to canvass with a partner. Nonpartisan canvassing in pairs is as easy and rewarding as it is effective. So join us!

For our June 29th canvass we'll be talking with voters in Black Mountain. We'll be using a method called deep canvassing - a way of engaging in longer, more voter-centered conversations that build on voters' feelings that their votes matter. The people we talk to are happy to see us and get the new info we provide.

We provide training, all materials - even water and snacks! - and support throughout.

Listening to people's concerns and providing needed information has a big impact on voter turnout. Nonpartisan canvassing is all about helping people believe that their voices count.

"It was fun! The people we talked to really appreciated our support!"

Registration required
Register: https://bit.ly/canvass-june-29
WNC Votes Coalition includes committed individuals and local nonprofits: YWCA of Asheville, Poor People's Campaign NC - Western Region, Just Economics WNC, Asheville Food and Beverage United, and Indivisible AVL.

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