What to Do if There's a Coup? -- George Lakey

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Between now and the election, I will do these things in my locality: [check all that apply]

Reach out directly and immediately to my elected representatives to demand every vote be counted.

Participate in protect-the-vote local mobilizations

Organize strategically with my local community to demand every vote be counted

Assist other communities that need my help, to demand that every vote be counted

Participate in sustained, visible actions to protect the US Postal Service and to hold election officials accountable

Participate in local efforts to protect/ defend voters from intimidation

In the event of a refusal to abide by the election results, or a coup-attempt, in November, I will do these things: [check all that apply]

Participate in protect-the-vote local mobilizations

Organize strategically with my local community to demand every vote be counted

Assist other communities that need my help, to demand that every vote be counted

Engage in a strike or work stoppage

Participate in positive demonstrations in support of “every vote counts” at my local, state, and federal legislators’ offices

Support demonstrators behind the lines (e.g., legal, medical, food aid)

Support demonstrations as peace-keeping marshals, or in other key roles

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Strategizing a nonviolent campaign

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