Saving Our Democracy,
One Postcard at a Time

MARKERS FOR DEMOCRACY

is dedicated to building and maintaining an inclusive and educated grassroots community focused on saving American democracy. We achieve this through daily engagement in postcard writing and other forms of activism to promote the election of Democrats up and down the ballot all over the country.


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  • VOTER OUTREACH

    Through handwritten postcards, phone banking, and text banking, we promote voter participation by informing registered Democrats around the country about important upcoming local, state, and federal elections, vote-by-mail registration, and early voting. We also engage in voter registration activities.

  • SPEAKERS

    We host guests including Democratic candidates, grassroots organizations, legal experts, authors, and filmmakers during multiple weekly events, in the mornings, evenings, and select weekends.

  • FUNDRAISING

    We host guests including Democratic candidates, grassroots organizations, legal experts, authors, and filmmakers during multiple weekly events, in the mornings, evenings, and select weekends.


I can’t tell you how big I am into this ... Repeated voter contacts do matter ... Markers For Democracy. Let me recommend this site ... They are very organized ... I think that [postcard writing] is one of the most effective things people can do to save this country ... It’s called Markers For Democracy ... I am high on postcard writing!
— James Carville
It is inspiring to see citizens who are committed to defending democracy through personal engagement ... if you are looking for activism with a strong dose of community, check out Markers For Democracy.
— Robert B. Hubbell, Today's Edition
Markers For Democracy ... is a gathering of regular folks on the east coast who’ve been getting together twice a week since 2016 to write postcards and listen to speakers... Their work, since Trump was elected, hasn’t stopped once. It hasn’t diminished. It hasn’t faltered. If anything they are still learning, still trying new things, and still gaining momentum. To say it was heartening to be with these wonderful folks is an understatement.
— Jessica Craven, Chop Wood Carry Water

We started in New York City, meeting at the Le Pain Quotidien farm table to write postcards to voters, and now we also meet virtually with guest speakers and activists joining from all over the U.S.

Le Pain Quotidien, NYC, December 2019

Le Pain Quotidien, NYC, December 2019

 
Zoom, October 2020

Zoom, October 2020

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