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A nonpartisan effort of the United Supreme Council Community Relations Department, with our Orients, Valleys, Grand Lodges, Grand Chapters, community partners and Civic Engagement Ambassadors.

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Encourage conversations about civic participation in families, workplaces, churches and neighborhoods.

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  • Attend a town hall
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  • Printable toolkits
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Michigan · Civic Engagement

Voter Awareness Town Hall

When
Saturday, October 17, 2026 · 11:00 AM–12:30 PM
Where
People's Missionary Baptist Church Activity Center, 3000 McDougall Street, Detroit, MI
Plus
Lunch provided

Saturday, October 17, 2026 · 11:00 AM–12:30 PM

Voter Awareness Town Hall

People's Missionary Baptist Church Activity Center, 3000 McDougall Street, Detroit

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One member. Three voters. Greater impact.

Connect at least three family members, friends, neighbors or community members with reliable election information. Help each person:

  1. Check their registration
  2. Know the deadlines
  3. Understand their voting options
  4. Know where to vote
  5. Make a voting plan
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Pledges roll up by state and Orient so every Valley can see its reach. The count goes public once enough pledges are in.

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Help with town halls, voter information tables and reminder calls in your community. Nonpartisan roles only.

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Request a ride to your polling place or help with accessible voting. Available to every voter, regardless of party.

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Ride and accessibility requests open soon. If you need help now, email community@uscnjpha.org.

Printable toolkits

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Toolkits

Toolkits are being finalized and will appear here shortly.

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