2026 Midterms Archive

A record of the Coalition’s pre-election organizing and voter protection work. Campaign material below is preserved for reference.

From the Pre-Election Homepage

We Must Win the Midterms to Save Our Democracy.

Protect the vote, organize your neighbors, and get ready for the biggest election-protection effort in Indivisible’s history.

View archived campaign material

805 EPIC

HELP PROTECT THE VOTE ACROSS THE CENTRAL COAST

805 EPIC—the Election Protection & Integrity Coalition—is an independent, nonpartisan coalition serving San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Ventura Counties. It connects voters with trusted election information, voter-rights resources, and rapid response when access to voting is threatened.

Bookmark 805EPIC.org for current election information and ways to help protect access to voting across our region.

BECOME A NEIGHBORHOOD VOTE PROTECTOR

Help protect access to voting in your community. Neighborhood Vote Protectors receive training to observe polling places, safely document and report concerns, and help voters find information about their rights.

KNOW YOUR VOTING RIGHTS

Find answers about ballot problems, voting assistance, intimidation, and where to get help.

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

REPORT VOTER INTIMIDATION OR INTERFERENCE

If intimidation, interference, or another urgent problem is affecting access to voting, call or text the Rapid Response Network.

805-870-8855

CALL NOW TEXT NOW GET VOTER HELP

San Luis Obispo County

Organize Where We Live.

Local action is where election protection becomes real. Support voters, share trusted County information, and help make Election Day work for everyone.

Volunteer

Work the Polls

Help administer Election Day, assist voters, issue ballots, close the polls, and support the local democratic process.

Learn About Serving

Official Information

SLO County Elections & Voting

Find local election information, voter assistance, accessible voting options, current elections, and official election contacts.

Visit County Elections

Need County Election Help?Call the SLO County Elections Office at (805) 781-5228 or email elections@co.slo.ca.us.

National Organizing

Build the Midterm Movement.

Indivisible’s national election-protection program offers training, organizing tools, rapid-response preparation, and campaign materials for the work ahead.

Indivisible

Join Hands Off Our Vote

Get voting deadlines, election-protection updates, rapid-response opportunities, and tools to protect the vote in every state.

Join the Movement

Training

Election Protection 101 & 201

Watch Indivisible’s Election Protection 101 & 201 recordings and access resources for supporting eligible voters, protecting ballot access, and preparing for rapid response.

WATCH TRAINING

Organizer Tools

Use the Hands Off Our Vote Toolkit

Learn how to be a trusted messenger, ask the right questions, plan for rapid response, and help protect elections.

Open the Toolkit

Download Campaign Materials

Print and share Indivisible’s Hands Off Our Vote flyer with neighbors, community groups, and local organizers.

Download the Flyer

Voter Support

Get Answers. Protect Your Ballot.

Election Protection offers nonpartisan voter assistance before, during, and after Election Day, with phone, text, and multilingual support.

Election Protection

866-OUR-VOTE

Call or text 866-687-8683. Spanish/English support is available at 888-839-8682.

Get Voting Help Volunteer Voting Resources

Actions for Californians

Find the Voting Information You Need.

REGISTER OR UPDATE YOUR VOTER REGISTRATION

Find

Find Your Polling Place

Get official polling-place and voting information from the California Secretary of State.

Find Polling Place

SLO County

Find Your SLO County Polling Place

Use the County’s official lookup to find the polling place and election information associated with your address.

SLO County Polling

Extra Credit

Start talking to everyone you can about the importance of every vote.

The difference between a dictatorship and a democracy is real voting.

So Vote.

Campaign sources: Indivisible Our Vote, the California Secretary of State, SLO County Elections, and Election Protection.