As part of the national No Kings movement, Camel City United Indivisible will host a Vote Early day of action and a community rally in Winston-Salem on Saturday, October 17, 2026. As Indivisible’s co-founder, Ezra Levin has said many times, this is to send a message that we the people will:
“ … stand up and refuse to allow an authoritarian to consolidate power. And the way to do that in a democracy is by exercising your right to vote and by exercising your right to organize to prevent any sabotage in that election.”
On the morning of October 17th, volunteers will focus on neighborhood action and voter engagement across Forsyth County. Groups will work in different areas knocking on doors, listening to voters, and encouraging people to vote early.
An afternoon community event is scheduled to begin around 1:30 PMin downtown Winston-Salem’s Corpening Plaza. Everyone who participated in the morning neighborhood action will join the rally at the Plaza and the Carver High School Drumline will perform.
Team leaders will take the stage to address the needs of Forsyth County residents and how this year’s election will affect the future of our county, state, and nation. They will also remind everyone of the importance of getting people to the polls, especially during Early Voting.
Everyone in Forsyth County is encouraged to come out to the Plaza, enjoy the entertainment, and learn how to get involved. We need everyone to vote and make their voice heard: decisions are made by those who show up.
