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Hank asks viewers to vote right now in the 2020 US election or make a plan to vote by November 3 (2020)

ask · status: reported back · last event: thanks (2020-11-06 (said on 2020-11-05, implied)) · owner: John and Hank

Ten days before the 2020 US election Hank urged viewers to vote right away or make a plan to vote by November 3; the brothers repeated the call up to election day, and Hank afterwards thanked everyone who took part.

Told alongside: Hank asks viewers to use their state's How to Vote in Every State video to register, get a sample ballot and vote (2016)

About: United States presidential election, early voting

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2020-09-11 asked Hank asks viewers to watch their state's video with pen and paper and write a voting plan: registration date, when to decide, and whether to vote by mail, early or at the polls on November 3. If you don't go… 00:01:56
2020-10-23 asked Ten days before the US general election, Hank encourages everyone to vote right now, or, where they must wait, to make a plan now for when and how to vote on November 3rd. 10 Reasons to Vote RIGHT NOW 00:00:00
2020-10-27 reminder The description asks viewers to make a plan to vote at vote.org and make sure their friends have a plan too. The time I met Joe Biden creator comment
2020-11-03 reminder On election day John asks those eligible to vote in the United States to do so, and points to vote.org to find their polling place. Alaska for Looking 00:00:00
2020-11-06 (said on 2020-11-05, implied) thanks Hank thanks everybody who took part in the political process this time: it doesn't always feel great, but it is vital. Just Some Election Thoughts… 00:03:00

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  • 2020-09-11 · If you don't go… — Hank says mail-in and absentee voting vary by state (open to all in some, with requirements elsewhere), as do early voting times and how sample ballots are given out. — 00:02:26