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FLORIDA CALL to ACTION

If you are a member of Third Act Florida, or just checking us out on our website there are steps you can take right now to learn more about our organization and participate fully in our goals to protect our planet and our democracy. We are dedicated to protecting both of those precious resources for our grandchildren and their grandchildren.

  1. Start by checking your voter registration and ensure that you are registered for Vote by Mail. Recent acts by the Florida legislature have knocked some qualified voters off of the rolls. Voters are also now required to request Vote by Mail ballots for each election. Older voters are one of the largest groups using Vote by Mail as some retired folks have difficulties with transportation, or standing in long lines. Make sure that you, your friends and your family are registered for Vote by Mail.
  2. Write postcards to voters who care about our environment. The Environmental Voter Project has identified over 500,000 registered voters in Florida that are members of environmental groups, yet rarely voted. We will partner with EVP to reach out to those voters. Watch our Facebook page and read our newsletter, to learn how to join us.
  3. Follow us at – https://www.facebook.com/ThirdActFlorida/ . Our page features our work, and efforts by other affiliated groups across the nation.
  4. If you are a member, don’t miss news, or invites due to our mailings being identified as spam. Check your junk file and mark our emails as not junk so that you keep notified of important and fun activities.

Lastly, we have an ask. We would love to have your home address. This will allow us to use snail mail to send you items like brochures and flyers for you to use or share. Email your home address to us at ThirdActFl@gmail.com and we will send you a brochure and a fun Third Act pin.

The time is NOW to get involved as we approach a crucial election and prepare for a storm season intensified by climate changes. Together we can be the force for positive change. We are glad you are with us.

Mara V., Communications Lead

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