We’re here to help you rally the people you know to vote. It can be hard to think of people we know in different contexts. We’ve put together a list of ideas to help you think of people you know from all parts of your life.

Once you’ve got a good idea of people to add, tap “add contact” to add them to your list in Rally. This tool will help you organize your list of people and what you’ll do to persuade and turn them out to vote.

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We’re especially focusing on people who live in the state or district of the election you’re organizing for. If you aren’t sure, add them! We’ll check for everyone you add against the official record of registered of voters, which will tell us exactly which elections they are eligible to vote in.

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In Person

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• Your family
• Your close friends
• Make a list of everyone you would invite to a birthday party
• Make a list of everyone you would invite to a wedding
• Make a list of people you would call if you were feeling sad or if you had exciting news to share
• Write down anyone you live with
• Write down people you know through to your close friends, family, and household members (For example, your roommate’s girlfriend; your brother’s best friend, etc)
• If you go to school or work, make a list of people you interact with in those places
• If you are part of a group like a theater troupe, book club, or sports team, list the people you know in that context
• If you are part of a religious community, like a mosque or synagogue or church, list the people you know from there
• If you care for kids, make a list of people you interact with while caring for kids. Parents or caretakers of other kids you see at school or the playground; babysitters; etc
• If there are businesses you go to regularly, like a grocery store or favorite coffee shop, think about people who work in those places who you might be friendly with
• Teenagers - do you know anyone who has recently turned 18 or who will soon turn 18? Those might be great people to help register to vote and then turn out to vote!
• People from the past - old teachers, colleagues, classmates, pals who you don’t talk to much right now but could reach out to