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Vote Blue will be sending canvassing buses to districts within a 100-mile radius of New York City. No prior experience is needed—volunteers are trained on the bus, often with additional training at the campaign field offices. We cover everything, including your lunch.

This bus will be traveling from Union Square to a competitive and crucial district: New York ...


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Between busy work schedules, long commutes, family obligations, and trying to maintain a personal life, finding the time to volunteer can feel daunting for many New Yorkers. You care deeply about the direction of our country—about protecting healthcare, defending reproductive rights, lowering everyday family costs, and preserving our democracy—but your free time is p...


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If you live in New York City, you might wonder how you can make a meaningful, tangible difference in high-stakes congressional elections. The answer is closer than you think: several of the most pivotal battleground districts in the country are just a 1 to 2 hour drive from Manhattan.

Vote Blue makes it simple, comfortable, and social to take action. Every we...


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When political analysts look at the national map to see who will hold the majority in the U.S. House of Representatives, their eyes repeatedly focus on one compact geographic region: the suburban and working-class communities immediately surrounding New York City.

While New York City itself is represented by solid Democratic majorities, just a 1 to 2 hour dri...


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If you’ve never knocked on doors for a campaign, wondering what it feels like is completely natural.

The reality of community canvassing is much calmer and more rewarding than you might expect: it is a relaxed walk through a quiet neighborhood, handing out helpful voting information, and having a few genuine, human conversations along the way.


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