Get Active with Indivisible New Rochelle

There are many ways that we can make a difference in the time that is remaining. 

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Zoom Phone Banking 

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Indivisible New Rochelle is collaborating with New York for Biden to host phone banks every Thursday from 7-8:30pm.

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We are collaborating with Indivisible Westchester to host phone banks every Saturday from 4-6pm. Sign up for Saturday phone banks here.

Phone banking is easier when we do it together. ​

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Other phone banks in our community:

• Resistance Mondays Virtual Phone banks with NYCD16 Indivisible in cooperation with New York for Biden - Mondays from 7:30 to 9pm. Sign up here.

• Phone bank with Indivisible Larchmont/Mamaroneck on Tuesdays from 4:30-6:00pm. Sign-up here.

• Phone bank with Westchester for Biden on Tuesdays from 6-8pm. Sign-up here.

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Postcards

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Locally we are writing postcards to let voters know about their options for voting in the November 3 election.

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The messages are short. We are helping local races and the national election by reaching out to households across Westchester and letting them know that there are options for Early Voting as well as Absentee ballots. Many New Yorkers do not know they can vote early. Sign up for a batch of 50, 100 or 150 here. Sign up using this form.

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We also partner with Larchmont/Mamaroneck Indivisible who are managing postcard campaigns for out-of-state critical races. Sign up here. 

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Early Voting and Election Day Resources - Westchester County

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• You can vote by mail, in-person at Early at Voting Centers, or in-person on Election Day, November 3rd

• If you need to check your registration status or get registered:

  • Check your registration at: NY State Board of Elections​

  • To register to vote here in Westchester County, go to Westchester's Register to Vote

  • If you are helping someone out of state, I Will Vote is a great resource: iwillvote.com 

• You can vote at any early voting site in Westchester County including the New Rochelle City Hall Annex @ 90 Beaufort Place.  For other sites and times in Westchester County, visit Westchester County's Early Voting 2020: Schedules, Locations, FAQs

• Dates and Times for Early Voting in Westchester:​

  • ​Saturday, Oct 24, 12pm-5pm

  • Sunday, Oct 25, 12pm-5pm

  • Monday, Oct 26, 8am-4pm

  • Tuesday, Oct 27, 12pm-8pm

  • Wednesday, Oct 28, 8am-4pm

  • Thursday, Oct 29, 12pm-8pm

  • Friday, Oct 30, 8am-4pm

  • Saturday, Oct 31, 12pm-5pm

  • Sunday, Nov 1, 12pm-5pm

  • NO Early Voting on Monday, Nov 2

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• Election Day is Tuesday November 3rd and polls are open from 6am-9pm. You must vote at your designated polling place on Election Day.  Find your polling place at Westchester County's Polling Place Locator. 

• If you need information about, need to apply for an Absentee Ballot, or want to learn about drop box options, Westchester County's Absentee Ballot resources. 

VoteEarlyNY.org Resources

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• For up-to-date resources for voters including dates and times of voting anywhere in New York State, please visit www.VoteEarlyNY.org.

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New York Democratic Lawyer's Council

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• The New York Democratic Lawyer's Council has put together this helpful downloadable resource: Election 2020: Frequently Asked Questions

• Voter Hotline: NYDLC is running a Voter Hotline for any questions from TODAY through November 4 - call 855-895-2667

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NYDLC is also involved in helping to protect the vote in New York State and beyond:

• New York Democratic Lawyer Council- Volunteer at home and in Upper Midwest Swing States.  Get started by completing the 2020 Voter Protection Sign-up

• Options to protect the vote efforts in other states with NYDLC and others:

  • Wisconsin: 

  • Michigan:

  • Ohio:

  • Florida:

  • Pennsylvania:

    • Another option for supporting voter protection in Pennsylvania is through the PA Dems. Opportunities to take action are listed in the PA Dems Voter Protection  actions

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Reclaim Our Vote

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Ongoing voter suppression and voter list purging have been disenfranchising millions of eligible voters -- especially voters of color.  Reclaim Our Vote works in those voter suppression states.  Learn more about Reclaim Our Vote here and sign-up to get involved here.

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