Instrumental · Election Week 2026
Subversion Bingo
Trump’s Plan for the Midterms Runs in Four Phases
No single move decides anything — the damage is the total effect. So track the total. Mark each tactic as you watch it happen, then report what you saw.
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Add a source
Marking a square records it for you. Adding a link records it for everyone.
A link is required, and it has to be a link to a page, not a claim. Established outlets and .gov addresses publish straight away; everything else is read by a person first. Shortened links are refused, because they hide where they go.
The key — what each square means
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If you mark a square, do this
- Don’t confront anyone. Tell the poll workers first. Election officials have the authority to keep order at a polling place and can bring in county officials.
- Call 911 only in a real emergency. A police presence can intimidate voters all by itself.
- Call the Election Protection hotline no matter how the poll workers respond. The number is below.
- Then leave and document it. Note the date, time and location, and report what you saw to your county board of elections and the county district attorney.
- Know who is allowed to question you. In California, only poll workers can challenge a voter’s eligibility. Rules vary by state — anyone else doing it should be reported.
- Watch certification. County canvass meetings are open to the public and many take public comment.
- Call your member of Congress. Ask whether they’ll sign the pledge, co-led by Republican Rep. Don Bacon, to seat every state-certified winner. Only 17 had signed as of Oct. 27.
- Don’t share nonsense — not even nonsense that flatters your side. Muddy water is the product.
866-OUR-VOTE
Election Protection, nonpartisan: 866-687-8683. Spanish: 888-VE-Y-VOTA. Asian languages: 888-API-VOTE.