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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 6h

🚨 Your in-person voter registration deadline could be coming up soon. 🚨 Find your state on the map 👀 Then: 🗳️ Check your registration 📅 Know your deadline ✏️ Update your info if needed 📲 Save + share this map Deadlines vary by state. Get vote ready: FeelGoodAction.org

Pink Feel Good Action graphic titled “In-Person Voter Registration Deadlines by State.” A color-coded U.S. map shows each state’s in-person voter registration deadline for the November 3rd General Election. Deadlines are grouped by color: October 2nd–5th, October 7th–13th, October 19th–31st, and November 3rd/Election Day. North Dakota is marked separately because voter registration is not required. A note at the bottom reminds voters that deadlines can change and to confirm details with their state election office.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

DON’T WAIT UNTIL IT’S TOO LATE! ⏰ Voter registration deadlines are rapidly approaching across the country. Take two minutes today to check your registration, make sure your information is current, and know your deadline. Then send this reminder to a friend. 💜 FeelGoodAction.org

Purple Feel Good Action voter registration graphic with illustrations of alarm clocks, a megaphone, and eyes. Large text reads, “Don’t wait until it’s too late.” Below, text says, “Registration deadlines can arrive faster than you think. Take two minutes today.” A callout at the bottom reads, “Check your registration at feelgoodaction.org.”

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Your online voter registration deadline is coming up! 🚨 Find your state on the map 👀 Then: 🗳️ Check your registration 🗳️ Know your deadline 🗳️ Update your info if needed 🗳️ Save + share this map Check yours now: bit.ly/3LMJ9f1

Feel Good Action graphic titled “Online Voter Registration Deadlines by State.” A color-coded U.S. map shows each state’s online voter registration deadline for the November 3rd General Election. Deadline ranges are grouped by color: October 4th–7th, October 9th–14th, October 16th–19th, October 23rd–26th, and November 3rd. Gray states do not offer online voter registration, and North Dakota does not require voter registration. A note reminds voters that deadlines can change and to confirm details with their state election office.

Feel Good Action graphic titled “Online Voter Registration Deadlines by State.” A two-column list provides each state and Washington, D.C.’s online voter registration deadline for the November 3rd General Election. States without online voter registration are marked with an asterisk and listed as N/A, with instructions to register in person or by mail. North Dakota is marked separately because voter registration is not required.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

So… what IS up with Lake Ontario? 🤔 The U.S. federal government now calls it Lake America. Canada continues using Lake Ontario. And different mapping platforms are displaying different names. Same lake. Different name. Depending on whose map you open. 🙃 Swipe for the breakdown →

Purple Feel Good Action graphic asking, “So… what is up with Lake Ontario?” Text reads, “Lake Ontario? Lake America? Depends on which map you open.” A photo of a lake appears below with U.S. and Canadian flags, Google Maps, Apple Maps, and MapQuest icons. Bottom text reads, “Yes, this is a real thing. Let’s break it down.”

Purple Feel Good Action graphic reading, “Wait, they actually changed the name?” Text explains that on August 27th, President Trump signed an executive order directing U.S. federal agencies to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America in federal maps, documents, and geographic records. It notes that the order does not require everyone to use the name and that Canada continues using Lake Ontario while private mapping companies can make their own naming decisions. A photo of the Toronto skyline appears at the bottom.

Purple Feel Good Action graphic reading, “And now the maps don’t even agree.” A list says Google Maps and Apple Maps use “Lake America” for U.S. users, while MapQuest uses “Lake Ontario.” The graphic includes an image of a MapQuest advertisement and text explaining that MapQuest publicly declined to make the change, including the message, “It’s still Lake Ontario. And we’re still here.”

Purple Feel Good Action graphic reading, “Same lake, different name. Depending on whose map you open.” A hand holds a smartphone displaying a map over a black-and-white lake background. U.S. and Canadian flags and icons representing Google Maps, Apple Maps, and MapQuest appear around the phone.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

IT’S ELECTION DAY! 🗳️ Today, September 22nd, voters in communities in Iowa and South Carolina are heading to the polls for local special elections. Local elections matter. 💜 Confirm your polling place, check your voting hours, know what’s on your ballot, and make your plan: feelgoodaction.org

Purple Feel Good Action Election Day graphic for Tuesday, September 22nd. Text says voters in communities in Iowa and South Carolina are heading to the polls. Iowa: Pleasantville School Special Election, polls open 7:00 AM–8:00 PM. South Carolina: Town of Ehrhardt Special Election, polls open 7:00 AM–7:00 PM. The graphic includes bright pink, orange, green, and white decorative flowers and voting-themed illustrations.

Purple Feel Good Action graphic reading “Local Elections Matter.” Text explains that local elections help determine who makes decisions about schools, services, infrastructure, and policies that affect communities every day. A “Make a Plan” checklist says to confirm your polling place, check voting hours, bring required ID if applicable, and know what’s on your ballot. Large text reminds voters, “If you’re in line when polls close, stay in line!” and directs people to FeelGoodAction.org.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! 💜 Celebration also means showing up for people today. Let’s celebrate Hispanic and Latino culture and history while supporting communities rooted in dignity, safety, respect, and belonging. Celebrate the culture. Honor the history. Amplify the stories. 🌺

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

The road to November 3rd starts today! 🗳️ Beginning September 18th, voting is underway for some voters: 📍 Minnesota — absentee voting 📍 South Dakota — absentee voting 📍 Virginia — early in-person voting Your options depend on your state. Get vote ready: feelgoodaction.org

Purple Feel Good Action graphic with the headline, “Early Voting Starts Today!” Text says the road to November 3rd starts before Election Day and that beginning September 18th, voters in Minnesota, South Dakota, and Virginia can begin casting ballots for the 2026 General Election. It also says Vermont joins them September 19th. A purple-and-pink photo shows a smiling person holding an “I Voted” sticker

Purple Feel Good Action graphic asking, “So… can I actually vote now?” Text explains that voting options depend on the state. Minnesota begins absentee voting by mail and in person September 18th, with its separate Early Voting period beginning October 16th. South Dakota begins absentee voting September 18th, including in-person voting at county auditor offices. Pink voting booths appear along the bottom.

Purple Feel Good Action graphic explaining voting options in Virginia and Vermont. Text says Virginia begins early in-person voting September 18th at local registrar offices or designated early-voting locations. It says Vermont begins early/absentee voting September 19th as ballots become available and that General Election ballots are automatically mailed to qualified voters, with mailings completed by October 1st. Pink voting booths appear along the bottom.

Purple Feel Good Action graphic explaining that voting early can provide more flexibility in when and how voters cast their ballots. A checklist encourages voters to check their registration, learn their state’s voting options, find their early voting location, know ballot return deadlines, and make a plan. Bottom text reads, “Your vote doesn’t have to wait until November 3rd. Get vote ready: feelgoodaction.org.”

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

Voting by mail? 📬 On September 14th, the Supreme Court declined to allow a new USPS mail-ballot rule to take effect for the 2026 midterms. Check your state's requirements, request and return deadlines, and ballot instructions now: feelgoodaction.org

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

You did the damn thing! 🗳️💜 You registered. You checked. You shared. You helped your community get vote ready. That’s what civic action looks like. Missed @natlvoterregday.bsky.social ? It’s not too late! Find everything you need to get vote ready at feelgoodaction.org. Next stop: November 3rd!

Purple Feel Good Action graphic celebrating National Voter Registration Day with the headline, “You Did the Damn Thing.” A purple-tinted photo of people raising their fists appears in the background. A checklist reads, “You registered. You checked. You shared.” Additional text says, “You helped your community get ready! That’s what civic action looks like!” At the bottom, “Next Stop: November 3rd” is circled in green.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

We celebrated @natlvoterregday.bsky.social with Chyann Sapp, Campaign Director for National Voter Registration Day! 🗳️💜 We talked voter registration, getting vote ready, and today’s nationwide effort to help people check their registration. Check your voter registration now: bit.ly/3LMJ9f1

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Are you vote ready? 🗳️💜 For National Voter Registration Day, take a few minutes to check your registration, make sure your information is current, and learn when and where you can vote. Then remind a friend to check theirs, too! Check your voter registration: bit.ly/3LMJ9f1

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Broadway Acts @broadwayacts.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Today is #nationalvoterregistrationday 🗳️ Whether you’re registering for the first time or need to update your info check your status at BroadwayActs.com with tools by @feelgoodaction.bsky.social #broadwayacts #vote

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National Voter Registration Day @natlvoterregday.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

We've got a full #NationalVoterRegistrationDay of #VoteReady fun ahead of us! In between all the voter registering & democracy celebrating be sure to tune into today's live events with @feelgoodaction.bsky.social, Reddit, & LA Hope Dealer @coriemattie.bsky.social bit.ly/2026nvrdreg

The image is a colorful flyer for National Voter Registration Day, titled "Activation Schedule." It lists three events: an Instagram Live with Feel Good Action at 11am ET, a Reddit AMA with the National Voter Registration Day Team at 2pm ET, and a Project Hope Campus Call with LA Hope Dealer Corie Mattie at 4pm ET. Each event includes corresponding social media handles and icons.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Happy @natlvoterregday.bsky.social ! 🗳️💜 If you’ve moved, changed your name, or haven’t checked your voter registration recently, today is a great time to verify that your information is up to date. Check your voter registration now: bit.ly/3LMJ9f1

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Happy @natlvoterregday.bsky.social 🗳️💜 Registered? Check your voter status and verify that your information is up to date. Need to register? Get vote ready for the elections ahead! Check or verify your voter registration: bit.ly/3LMJ9f1 #NationalVoterRegistrationDay #NVRD #VoteReady

Bright pink Feel Good Action graphic celebrating National Voter Registration Day on Tuesday, September 15th. Text encourages people to register to vote, check their registration, update their information, and help someone else get vote ready. Bottom text notes that it is also Election Day in communities across the country.

Bright pink Feel Good Action Election Day graphic listing elections on September 15th. Delaware has a statewide primary election. Arkansas State Senate District 1 and South Carolina State Senate District 15 have special primary runoffs. Local elections are taking place in Florida, Iowa, and Nebraska. An orange “Go Vote” foam finger appears on the right.

Bright pink Feel Good Action graphic reading, “Voting Today? Make Your Plan.” A checklist encourages voters to confirm their polling place, check voting hours, bring required ID if applicable, and know what is on their ballot. Large text reminds voters, “If you’re in line when polls close, stay in line!” Bottom text directs viewers to feelgoodaction.org to get vote ready.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

Tomorrow’s the day! 🗳️ @natlvoterregday.bsky.social is tomorrow, September 15th! Check your registration. Update your information if needed. Get vote ready. Then help someone else do the same by sharing the reminder! Download our NVRD Toolkit: canva.link/2gwr6tbyu748... #NVRD #VoteReady

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Broadway Acts @broadwayacts.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

#NationalVoterRegistrationDay is September 15! 🗳️ Visit broadwayacts.com to use our @feelgoodaction.bsky.social registration tools to get #VoteReady in less than 2 minutes. Check your voter registration & register directly or visit your official voting portal. #vote #civicduty #broadwayacts

Visit broadwayacts.com to get registered to vote and check your voter registration status

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

25 years later, we remember. Today, we honor the 2,977 lives lost on September 11th, 2001, the families and communities forever changed, and the first responders and everyday people who stepped forward to help. We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

Texas voters, know before you go. 🗳️ More than 1.2 million Texans are on the “suspense list,” but that does NOT mean their registrations have been canceled. Tarrant County is also reducing its Election Day polling locations by 92 compared with 2022. Check your status now: feelgoodaction.org

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National Voter Registration Day @natlvoterregday.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Have you met our fellow democracy nerd besties over at @feelgoodaction.bsky.social 🤝? They just launched a new #NationalVoterRegistrationDay 2026 Toolkit aimed at helping get young people activated & #VoteReady next week on the big day! Check it out & be sure to follow them for more tools like this

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Election Day today AND tomorrow! 🗳️ Sept. 8th: 📍 New Hampshire — Statewide Primary 📍 Iowa — Local Elections Sept. 9th: 📍 Rhode Island — Statewide Primary Make your plan and get vote ready at feelgoodaction.org!

Feel Good Action Election Day graphic with an orange fall-themed background, autumn leaves, a football, and a “Go Vote” foam finger. Text reads, “It’s Election Day! Tuesday, September 8th.” Elections listed are New Hampshire’s statewide primary election and local elections in Iowa. The graphic also reminds voters that Rhode Island’s statewide primary election is tomorrow, September 9th.

Feel Good Action graphic titled “Make Your Plan to Vote” on an orange fall-themed background with autumn leaves, a football, and a “Go Vote” foam finger. A checklist encourages voters to confirm their polling place, check voting hours, bring required ID if applicable, and know what’s on their ballot. Text reminds voters, “If you’re in line when polls close, stay in line!” and directs them to feelgoodaction.org to get vote ready.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

Enjoying the long weekend? Thank the labor movement. ✊ Shorter workdays. Better wages. Safer workplaces. The right to organize. Workers organized for the protections we have today, and the fight for fair wages and affordable lives continues. Read more: feelgoodaction.substack.com/p/happy-labo...

Feel Good Action Labor Day graphic with a blue textured background and historical photo of workers. Text reads, “Enjoying the long weekend? Thank the labor movement.” It explains that Labor Day is more than the unofficial end of summer and exists because generations of workers organized for better.

Feel Good Action graphic titled, “Labor Day was won by workers.” It explains that in the late 1800s, many Americans worked 10–12 hour days, six or seven days a week, often for poverty wages and in dangerous conditions. Workers organized for shorter workdays, better wages, safer workplaces, and the right to organize. Labor Day became a federal holiday on June 28, 1894.

Feel Good Action graphic titled, “The fight isn’t over,” with an illustration of a raised fist. Text reads, “Affordability isn’t just about what things cost. It’s also about what workers earn.” The graphic notes rising costs for food, housing, healthcare, and everyday necessities and says that when prices rise faster than wages, working people fall further behind.

Feel Good Action graphic titled, “The fight for workers isn’t history.” It says the labor movement showed what can happen when people organize and demand better and highlights three priorities: lower costs, fair wages, and strong worker protections. The graphic encourages people to remember the workers who fought for today’s rights and the work still ahead and directs readers to Feel Good Action’s Substack.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

Your vote matters. Your voice matters. 🗳️ Register. Verify. Make your plan to vote. Get vote ready: feelgoodaction.org #VotingMatters #FeelGoodAction #Vote

Feel Good Action graphic with the message, “If your vote didn’t matter, they wouldn’t be trying so hard to take it away.” The bold white text features colorful shadows against a bright background, surrounded by illustrated “Vote” buttons. At the bottom, text reads, “Register. Verify. Vote.” and “feelgoodaction.org.”

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

Lightning round with Aaron Parnas! ⚡️ Aaron joined our Common Power Action Academy session for a Creator Spotlight on building trust, reaching audiences, and using your digital platform to create real-world impact. First up: the rapid-fire questions! 👀 #AaronParnas #FeelGoodAction

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

One down, THREE to go! 🗳️ Massachusetts voted yesterday, leaving just three regular statewide primaries: 📍 New Hampshire — Sept. 8th 📍 Rhode Island — Sept. 9th 📍 Delaware — Sept. 15th Primary season is wrapping up. The road to November is just getting started. 💜 feelgoodaction.org #VoteReady

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

It’s Election Day! 🗳️ Voters in MA, CT, SC, AL, ID & MO have elections happening today, September 1st. Check your polling place, voting hours, ID requirements, and ballot before you go. And if you’re in line when polls close, stay in line! Get vote ready at feelgoodaction.org. #VoteReady

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

There’s a LOT happening with mail-in voting right now. 📬 As court challenges continue, the rules could change again. Check your registration. Know your state’s deadlines. Check current mail-in voting rules. And help your community stay informed, too. 💜 Get vote ready at feelgoodaction.org.

Feel Good Action graphic titled “What’s Happening With Mail-In Voting?” Text explains that recent court decisions and new USPS rules have created uncertainty around mail-in voting ahead of the 2026 midterms. A purple-tinted photo shows a hand placing an envelope into a mailbox covered with “Vote” stickers. Text at the bottom reads, “Here’s what you need to know and how to stay prepared.”

Feel Good Action graphic titled “What Happened?” Text explains that on August 24, the Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration’s mail-voting policy to move forward at that stage of the legal challenge, but did not rule on whether the policy itself is constitutional. Additional text says the decision focused on whether the states challenging the policy could bring their case at that point. A colorful photo shows a ballot being placed into a mailbox.

Feel Good Action graphic explaining that new requirements could affect how mail-in ballots are processed through the U.S. Postal Service. Listed changes relate to mail-ballot envelopes, USPS tracking and barcodes, and information provided by election officials. Text notes that several states and voting-rights groups have challenged the changes in court.

Feel Good Action graphic titled “Where Do Things Stand Now?” Text says the changes are on hold and explains that on August 27, a federal judge temporarily blocked implementation of the mail-ballot requirements. It notes that legal challenges are continuing and things could change again. An image shows a large envelope surrounded by red, white, and blue “Vote” buttons. Text at the bottom reads, “Stay informed. Stay prepared.”

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

The countdown is ON! 🗳️ @natlvoterregday.bsky.social is less than 3 weeks away on September 15th! You don’t have to wait to get vote ready. Check your registration, make sure your information is up to date, and remind a friend to do the same. Get started at feelgoodaction.org 💜

Graphic from Feel Good Action announcing that National Voter Registration Day is less than three weeks away. The graphic features a colorful blue, purple, and pink halftone-style background with the text, “The countdown is on! Less than 3 weeks until National Voter Registration Day! September 15th.” Below are three calls to action: “Register to vote,” “Verify your registration,” and “Encourage a friend to do the same.” The bottom directs viewers to get ready at feelgoodaction.org.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

Dolly Parton spent her life showing us what it looks like to use your platform for good. 🦋 From helping provide 300M+ free books through the Imagination Library to supporting LGBTQIA+ people, medical research, disaster relief, education, and communities in need, she gave back again and again. 🩷

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

It’s Election Day! 🗳️ Voters in communities across Georgia, Indiana, Oklahoma, and South Carolina have elections today, August 25th. Before heading out, verify your polling place, check any ID requirements, and know your polling hours. Find voting resources at FeelGoodAction.org.

Feel Good Action Election Day graphic for Tuesday, August 25. The graphic lists elections taking place in Georgia, Oklahoma, Indiana, and South Carolina. Featured elections include the Georgia 13th Congressional District special general runoff and Oklahoma statewide primary runoff. Additional elections include Indiana local elections, Oklahoma House District 92 special primary runoff, Oklahoma State Senate District 17 special primary runoff, Tulsa general election, and South Carolina U.S. Senate special primary runoff.

Feel Good Action Election Day voting reminder graphic with an American flag in the background. Text reminds voters to verify their polling place, bring any required identification, and stay in line if they are waiting when the polls close. The graphic directs voters to FeelGoodAction.org for trusted voting resources.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

Thank you, @dreamforamerica.bsky.social ! 💜 Ben and Marcie had an incredible time at Democracy Summit 2026 in Austin, connecting with organizations, advocates, students, and civic leaders from across the country. We’re excited to keep building meaningful civic impact together!

Feel Good Action graphic thanking Dream for America following Democracy Summit 2026 in Austin, Texas. The graphic features a photo of Ben and Marcie smiling together at the summit alongside text highlighting their experience connecting with organizations, advocates, students, and civic leaders from across the country who are working to strengthen civic engagement and empower communities.

Feel Good Action graphic featuring a photo of Ben and Marcie smiling together at Democracy Summit 2026. Text reads, “We’re excited to continue building partnerships, meeting people in-person, and creating meaningful impact together!” Feel Good Action and Dream for America logos appear at the bottom.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

Here's a look at Ben and Katherine's time at the 2026 @votersoftomorrow.org Summit in Raleigh! From panel discussions to meeting organizations from across the country, the summit offered two days of learning, collaboration, and new connections.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

Three trends we're watching from August's primary elections: • Communities are participating in key races. • More younger candidates are seeking congressional office. • November's ballot is taking shape. Find trusted, nonpartisan voting resources at feelgoodaction.org.

The title reads, "3 Trends We Have Seen During August's Primaries." A photo of a young voter standing in a polling place appears alongside three highlighted trends: "Higher voter participation in key communities," "More new and younger candidates running for office," and "November's ballot is taking shape." The slide also notes there are fewer than 80 days until the midterm elections.

The headline reads, "Voters showed up." Text explains that communities across several August primaries turned out to help shape November's ballot. It highlights that Democratic primary turnout in Shelby County, Tennessee reached its highest level in a decade, with local organizers crediting strong community outreach and voter engagement efforts. A person wearing a denim jacket pins a "Vote" button onto their chest. The source is cited as The Washington Post.

The headline reads, "More new voices are running for office." The slide explains that, according to NPR, more than 80 Gen Z and Millennial candidates are running to challenge or succeed House members age 65 and older this election cycle, compared with 24 in the previous cycle. An image shows a hand placing a ballot into a ballot box. The source is cited as NPR.

A large reminder reads, "Less than 80 days until the midterms!" The graphic encourages viewers to verify their voter registration, find their polling place, learn what's on their ballot, and make a voting plan. It directs viewers to feelgoodaction.org for trusted, nonpartisan voting resources.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

It's Election Day! 🗳️ Today includes statewide primary elections in Alaska, Florida, and Wyoming, along with special and local elections in several other states! If you're in line when polls close, STAY IN LINE! Find trusted voting resources at feelgoodaction.org.

A colorful gradient background featuring an American flag waving. The headline reads, "Tuesday, August 18th: It's Election Day!" The graphic highlights statewide primary elections in Alaska, Florida, and Wyoming. It also lists additional elections taking place that day: Arkansas State Senate District 1 Special Primary, California's 14th Congressional District Special General Election, Delaware local elections, Florida U.S. Senate Special Primary, Iowa local elections, Pennsylvania House District 12 Special General Election, and Wyoming State Senate District 6 Special Primary.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

That's a wrap on the 2026 @votersoftomorrow.org Summit! Over two days, we connected with organizers, educators, creators, advocates, and young leaders from across the country. Thank you, Voters of Tomorrow, for an inspiring summit! 💜

A collage of photos from the summit featuring Feel Good Action team members with attendees and partners. Large text reads, "That's a Wrap! VOT Summit: Vote for Our Future." Supporting text says, "Two incredible days of learning, collaboration, and community. Thank you, Voters of Tomorrow, for bringing together young leaders, organizers, creators, educators, advocates, and organizations from across the country."

Photos of Ben Massouras speaking on a panel and Katherine White presenting to attendees. Text highlights that Ben participated in a panel on building partnerships and expanding civic engagement, while Katherine led a session on digital activism and the importance of voter preregistration.

A collage of networking photos featuring the Feel Good Action team with summit attendees. Headline reads, "Building Stronger Partnerships." Text explains that the team connected with organizations and changemakers from across the country, emphasizing that every conversation, new connection, and shared idea helps expand access to trusted civic information and encourage civic participation.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

Next stop: Austin! 🌵 Feel Good Action is excited to partner with @dreamforamerica.bsky.social at Democracy Summit 2026 this Saturday! If you're attending, come meet Ben Massouras and Marcie Ownbey. We look forward to connecting with fellow organizations and young leaders! 📍 Austin, TX 📅 August 15

Graphic promoting Feel Good Action's partnership with Dream for America at Democracy Summit 2026. The left side has a purple background with the text: "Feel Good Action is excited to partner with Dream for America at Democracy Summit 2026!" Below, it lists "Saturday, August 15th" and the location: "AT&T Hotel & Conference Center, Austin, Texas." The right side features the heading "Come meet the Feel Good Action team!" with black-and-white headshots of Ben Massouras and Marcie Ownbey on purple backgrounds. A banner across the bottom reads: "Learn more at: dreamforamerica.org." The design uses a purple-to-orange gradient background with heart and star graphic elements and Feel Good Action branding.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

Day 1 at the @votersoftomorrow.org Summit was filled with great conversations and new connections! We're proud to partner with Voters of Tomorrow and spend time with organizers, educators, creators, advocates, and young leaders from across the country. Looking forward to Day 2 in Raleigh! 💜

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

We're headed to Raleigh! 📍 Feel Good Action is excited to partner with @votersoftomorrow.org at the 2026 VOT Summit! We'll be connecting with organizers, educators, creators, advocates, and young leaders from across the country. 📅 August 13-14 📍 Raleigh, NC 🔗 summit.votersoftomorrow.org

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Voters of Tomorrow Summit

Gen Z is the largest voting bloc in America and the most underestimated. The VOT Summit gathers the organizers, advocates, and leaders working to change that — to share strategy, deepen relationships,...

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

Primary elections continue today! 🗳️ Statewide primaries are taking place in Connecticut, Minnesota, Vermont, and Wisconsin, with additional elections happening in Alabama and South Carolina. Find your polling place, verify your registration, and access trusted voting tools at feelgoodaction.org.

Graphic from Feel Good Action announcing August 11, 2026 election information. The headline reads, "It's Election Day" with the subheading "Statewide Primary Elections." Yellow labels highlight the states holding statewide primaries: Connecticut, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Vermont. Additional elections listed include new primary elections for Alabama's Congressional Districts 1, 2, 6, and 7, a South Carolina U.S. Senate Special Republican Primary, and South Carolina local elections. The background features green grass with a picnic blanket, apples, croissants, and decorative icons. A call to action at the bottom reads: "Find your polling place at feelgoodaction.org."

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 10/08/2026

30% of the U.S. votes this month! 🗳️ August is one of the busiest months of the election year, with 15 states holding primary elections. If your state is voting, now's the time to verify your registration, find your polling place, and make your voting plan. Learn more at feelgoodaction.org.

Graphic with a bright blue background featuring a large white "30%" in the center. The headline reads, "30% of the U.S. votes this month." Supporting text explains that 15 states are holding primary elections in August and asks, "Is your state one of them?" A simple white outline map of the United States appears with the 15 states holding August primaries highlighted in blue. At the bottom, a call to action encourages viewers to verify their voter registration, find their polling place, and make a voting plan at feelgoodaction.org. Feel Good Action branding appears at the top of the graphic.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

Less than 100 days until the midterms! ⏰ Early voting starts in less than 40 days! Don't wait until Election Day. ✔️ Verify your registration 📍 Find your polling place 🗳️ Plan your ballot Learn how: feelgoodaction.substack.com/p/midterm-co...

Graphic with a bright blue background and illustrated alarm clocks. Large text reads, "The countdown is on. Less than 100 days until the midterms." A second message says, "Less than 40 days until early voting begins." Feel Good Action branding appears at the top.

Graphic with a bright blue background and alarm clock illustrations. Large text reads, "Don't wait until Election Day." Three action steps are listed: "Verify your registration," "Find your polling place," and "Plan your ballot." A call to action at the bottom directs viewers to feelgoodaction.org for trusted voting resources. Feel Good Action branding appears at the top.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

The Voting Rights Act changed voting forever. ⚖️ Then, in 2013, one of its strongest protections changed. The law remains in effect today, but it does not operate exactly as it once did. Swipe to learn why this 61-year-old law is still part of the conversation. Learn more: feelgoodaction.org

Graphic with the headline "The Law That Changed Voting Forever." Text explains that on August 6, 1965, the Voting Rights Act became law, marking one of the most significant civil rights victories in U.S. history. A prompt at the bottom asks, "Why are people still talking about the Voting Rights Act decades later?" The background is light purple with a gavel icon and upward arrow graphic.

Graphic titled "What Changed in 1965?" It explains that the Voting Rights Act:

Ended literacy tests.
Protected against racial discrimination in voting.
Required certain jurisdictions with a history of discrimination to receive federal approval before changing voting laws.
The slide includes a black-and-white photo of a voting rights demonstration with a sign reading "We Demand Voting Rights Now!"

Graphic titled "Then Came 2013." It explains that nearly 50 years later, a U.S. Supreme Court decision changed how one of the law's strongest protections worked, meaning certain jurisdictions were no longer required to receive federal approval before changing some voting laws. The slide features a photo of a person holding a sign that reads "Protect My Vote," with a banner stating that the Voting Rights Act remains law today but does not operate exactly as it once did.

Graphic titled "Why It Still Matters." The text explains that the Voting Rights Act remains one of the nation's most important civil rights laws and that understanding its history and evolution helps people better understand conversations about voting rights today. A call to action encourages viewers to learn more and access trusted voting tools at feelgoodaction.org. The slide includes a photo of a voter at a polling place and Feel Good Action branding.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

As primary elections wrap up, it's time to start preparing for November! 🗳️ An informed voter is a prepared voter. Learn what's on your ballot, research your candidates, and make your voting plan with trusted, nonpartisan resources at feelgoodaction.org.

A graphic featuring a ballot on a blue background with icons representing healthcare, affordability, democracy, and civic engagement. Large text reads, "What's on Your Ballot in November?" Smaller text explains that the issues discussed during election season extend beyond the candidates and that voters will hear about topics that affect everyday life.

A lavender background introduces the topic "Affordability & Healthcare." The graphic explains that rising costs for necessities like gas, groceries, and rent remain a major concern for many Americans. It also notes that healthcare policies, funding, and programs are decided in part by Congress and can affect families, seniors, children, people with disabilities, and communities nationwide. A black-and-white photo shows a healthcare worker taking a patient's blood pressure.

A light green background focuses on "War & Government Accountability." The graphic explains that foreign policy decisions can affect national security, government spending, and the economy, and that Congress plays a role in military action and defense funding. It also notes that voters may hear discussions about ethics, transparency, and accountability in government during the election season. A black-and-white image of the U.S. Capitol accompanies the text.

A closing graphic with a lavender background reads "Democracy Is on the Ballot." It encourages voters to prepare by learning what's on their ballot, researching candidates and ballot measures, and making a voting plan. The graphic concludes with a call to visit feelgoodaction.org for trusted, nonpartisan voting resources.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

Today is Election Day! 🗳️ Statewide primaries are happening in Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Virginia, and Washington, with additional elections taking place in several other states. Check your polling place and access trusted, nonpartisan voting tools at feelgoodaction.org!

A picnic-themed graphic with a grassy background, picnic blanket, apples, and croissants. Large text reads, "It's Election Day." Below, it lists the states holding statewide primary elections today: Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Virginia, and Washington.

A graphic titled "Other Elections Today" lists additional elections happening across the country, including Arkansas House District 44 Special General Election, Iowa local elections, Kansas State Senate Districts 24 and 25 special primaries, Michigan Wayne County Commission District 5 special primary, Missouri Platte County Treasurer special primary, Oregon Jefferson County recall election, and a Washington special primary.

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 03/08/2026

August is one of the busiest months of the election season! 🗳️ Primary elections are happening across the country, and now is the PERFECT time to make your voting plan. Visit feelgoodaction.org to verify your registration, find your polling place, and plan your ballot!

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 31/07/2026

Disability belongs in every conversation about inclusion. Rachel Bender and Alex Cascio discuss disability, employment, accessibility, and the impact of DEI in this thoughtful conversation. Watch the full interview: feelgoodaction.substack.com/p/live-with-... 💙

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

Have you heard what we're doing?! 👀 We're proud to be the official voting partner with 1000 Miles to Memphis and Just Win Humanity to help register 100,000 voters during a 1,000-mile march from Nashville to Memphis. Follow the journey. Support the movement: 1000milestomemphis.com

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 28/07/2026

What barriers does the disability community continue to face? Disability advocate @rachcutiepie.bsky.social shares her perspective on accessibility, advocacy, and building a more inclusive future. Watch the full interview: feelgoodaction.substack.com/p/live-with-...

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Feel Good Action @feelgoodaction.bsky.social · 27/07/2026

Think the ADA solved accessibility? The ADA changed millions of lives by expanding civil rights protections and making communities more accessible. 36 years later, we've made meaningful progress, but barriers to voting, transportation, housing, employment, and healthcare still exist.

A light blue background features the headline, "Think the ADA solved accessibility? Not quite." Below, text reads, "36 years later, here's what's changed, and what still needs to." A Black person using a wheelchair looks over their shoulder, with a purple circle behind them. In the foreground, a protest sign reads, "Disability Rights Are Human Rights." A yellow arrow indicates there are more slides.

A purple background with a historic black-and-white photo of disability rights advocates, many using wheelchairs, participating in a protest. One sign reads, "Access Is a Civil Right." The headline says, "Before the ADA:" followed by four points: businesses could refuse service, public buildings often weren't accessible, many workplaces didn't have to provide accommodations, and disability discrimination had few legal protections.

A light blue background with a color photo of a smiling person using a wheelchair outdoors. The headline reads, "Thanks to the ADA:" followed by four achievements: curb cuts became common, accessible entrances became the standard, employers must provide reasonable accommodations, and millions gained stronger civil rights protections. A highlighted message at the bottom reads, "Accessibility benefits everyone and strengthens our communities."

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