One of the most significant and meaningful things you as an individual can do is talk to your friends who live in Norfolk County about the election — which is tomorrow, September 1st. Tests show that a friend-to-friend contact can increase voter turnout by up to 8 percent and have up to two times more impact than a cold call, text, or door knock. Making everyone in your network aware of this race and helping them make a plan to vote can make a huge difference — right now, every reach-out counts.

Step 1: 

First, make a list of people you know in the district: friends, family, and community groups you are a part of; people you see regularly; and people you work with. Another good way to make this list is by looking at who you send your holiday cards to - that way you can sort by town, and see who is in the district. See the map and list below – Norfolk County has 28 cities and towns, some of which you might not realize are in the county!

Step 2:

Then, let them know the election is tomorrow and help them make a plan to vote (when, where, and how) — today. Call them if you usually call them, email them if you typically email them, text them if you typically text them, or talk to them if you'll see them today.

We've created draft texts and emails designed to help. Since the election is tomorrow, reach out today — this is your last chance to make sure everyone in your network knows to vote and has a plan to get there.

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