No Kings Rallies Urge Voting

No Kings groups held or organized more than 3,000 events nationwide to encourage early voting in the Nov. 3 midterm elections. National organizers called the events nonpartisan and urged eligible voters to check registration, learn voting options and make a plan. The push marked a shift from earlier No Kings protests, which had focused on President Trump and his administration. It came as the administration challenged mail voting and sued California officials over counting certain ballots from people it identified as likely noncitizens. IndivisibleIndivisible movementprogressive movement in the United States co-founder Ezra LevinEzra LevinAmerican political activist said the coalition wanted record early turnout and more poll watchers. Voting periods are opening, with Georgia early voting running through Oct. 30.