Here’s the Plan

The FCC killed net neutrality. But Congress can still restore it using The Congressional Review Act (CRA). So we’re telling our elected officials: sign the discharge petition to restore net neutrality, or face the wrath of the Internet on Election Day. Here’s what we're doing:

• Registering as many net neutrality supporters to vote for the first time as possible. Tell everyone to text VOTE to 687-88 to get started. (Message and data rates apply, reply STOP to opt out.)
• Educating first-time and non voters about where their candidates stand with our updated Vote for Net Neutrality scorecard.
• Mobilizing volunteers across the Internet to text voters in key districts where our pressure calling for lawmakers to act can have the most impact.
• Recruiting local action teams to organize protests, pass out lawn signs, and do voter education at the polls in key districts.
• Spreading the word. Click here to find Vote for Net Neutrality tweets, social media materials, graphics, and more.

Take a Selfie for Net Neutrality

Big Cable’s lobbyists are telling Congress that no one cares about net neutrality. We need to prove them wrong. Take a photo with our #VoteForNetNeutrality badge and share it on social media to let everyone know that you’ll be voting for a free and open Internet this November.

RSVP for a
tele-town hall

We’re convening tele-town halls in key Vote for Net Neutrality districts ahead of Election Day to remind voters what’s at stake if this Congress fails to restore net neutrality protections. Click on the map to RSVP.

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Post lawn signs in your yard

Print out your own lawn sign to show folks in your neighborhood that you support net neutrality. Or place our arrow next to a lawn sign for a candidate who opposed the CRA to hold that lawmaker accountable!

How does VoteBot work?

Simply enter your number above or text VOTE to 687-88 and respond to a few questions. First, we'll look up your voter registration status using Target Smart, a secure service. If you are not registered to vote, we will direct you to Turbo Vote so you can make sure you are ready to participate in the 2018 elections.

Next, we'll let you know who is running for the US Senate and the US House of Representatives in your district using Google Civic Information. We'll also tell you which candidates support or opppose net neutrality based on information compiled by Fight for the Future and Common Cause. We encourage you to contact these candidates and let them know you want them to support net neutrality before the election.

Remember that you’re texting with Vote Bot, so data & message rates may apply. You can text STOP to 687-88 any time to stop receiving messages.

Please be aware that the services we use are not always 100% accurate. You may be registered to vote even if our system says otherwise. And in some rare cases, Congressional districts have been recently changed and the Google Civic Information API hasn't been updated. If you find an error, you can let us know by emailing [email protected]. We'll try to fix it if we can.