Every Tuesday leading up to the November 6th election, March For Our Lives is issuing a new call to action to young people across the United States. Our mission is clear: to encourage all eligible voters to elect morally just leaders on all levels of government. Tag your posts with #turnouttuesdayatx, and remember to tag @march4rlivesatx for a chance to be featured on our social media.

Let’s make history together.
​Young people will change this country for the better.

past events

Tuesday, October 2nd: Register EVERYBODY To Vote

Knock on 25 doors in your area (dorms, homes, businesses, etc). Ask residents/workers if they’re registered to vote. If not, walk them through the process on their doorstep.
Not everyone will open their door. But, even if you register only a couple of new voters, we’ll be making an enormous difference!
Tuesday, October 9th: Wear Your Flag Shirt
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We have to continue to shift the culture around voting, and appeal to all forms of political action — including style.Let’s get as many people as possible around the country to wear the MFOL Voter Registration Flag T-shirt. Walk around school, work, or the streets to register voters in less than 2 minutes!
Tuesday, October 16th: Get ART the Vote
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Create artwork and posters that advertise Election Day/November 6th to plaster around your school and in storefront windows! Make sure to post your designs in areas with high levels of foot-traffic, or where voting might not be a priority.
There are many pre-existing graphic designs that promote voting all over the Internet. Print these out, or make your own!
Tuesday, October 23rd: Candidate Town Hall
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We're organizing a town hall in our Congressional district with candidates running for office on the local, state, or federal level. We recommend planning this town hall as early as possible.
Here, candidates can voice their support of or opposition to our common-sense gun safety measures.
​Tuesday, October 30th: Chalk The Vote

​Buy some chalk and get to work! Draw some creative voting reminders around your community (sidewalks, streets, college campuses, shopping centers, etc). If you’re in a state with early voting, remind people where their polling places are located.
This is another fun, refreshing way to encourage your neighbors to fulfill their civic responsibilities!
​Tuesday, November 6th: Walkout To Vote
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Today’s the day. Walk out of school/work at 10:00 AM and make your way to a local polling place (bring your friends)! If you don’t have school/work on November 6th, just GO VOTE!
(Remember: 50% off Lyft rides on Election Day).