Taos United's Election Protection Timeline

Taos United's Election Protection Timeline

Time PeriodPhaseKey Activities
May–JuneFoundation & Recruitment• Research NM Election laws and processes
• Produce bilingual informational materials for voters, law enforcement, and public officials
• Conduct training for election watchers
• Recruit Election Protectors and allies
• Voter registration drives at public events, organizations, and schools
July–OctoberMessaging & Outreach• Develop motivational messaging focused on local issues caused by national policies
• Disseminate bilingual issue messages via multi-modal channels: street signs, radio PSAs & interviews, newspapers, social media, tiny signs, projections, flyers, stickers, and zines
• Outreach to diverse community leaders, groups, and organizations
September–NovemberGOTV & Preparedness• Get Out The Vote: Joy to the Polls parades, parties, postcards, and direct outreach
• Multi-modality bilingual messaging
• "No Kings" 4-day long event
• Set up and activate Disinformation Rapid Response Team
October 6–November 3Active Election Day Protection• Voter support tabling outside polls: info on same-day registration, provisional ballots, and concerns regarding mail-in ballots
• Community Safety Team deployment
• Rapid response plans connecting to Clerk, Law Enforcement, and SOS if interference occurs
Post-ElectionOutcome-Based Actions• State-wide rally (You Voted, Now Shout It)
• If election invalidated, ramp up economic disruptions
• If Democrats win House/Senate: pressure officials to reinstate cuts to essential services and democratic reforms
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