Hi Carlton H,

Fully funding the United States Postal Service is even more critical today than it was 5 months ago when I launched my petition to “Save the USPS.” Millions of voters depend on it. 

That’s why I’m writing to ask you –– are you registered to vote in the upcoming 2020 Presidential Election? Double check your voter registration status by clicking here.

My name is Mike Hidalgo and 5 months ago I learned the USPS desperately needs funding in order to stay afloat. Spurred by the massive potential job loss, I immediately launched a petition to “Save the USPS.” Since then, it’s grown to 1.5 million signatures. Now, with the election looming, the fate of the USPS is making more headlines. 

Whether you plan to vote by mail or in-person at the polls, first you need to double check that you’re registered to vote.

If you’re already registered to vote - GREAT! Here are 3 things you can do next: 

1) Volunteer to write 5+ letters to eligible voters who don’t reliably cast their ballot in every election. Data shows that writing a letter is one of the best ways to get those voters to do their civic duty – plus buying stamps will help fund the USPS! Sign up to volunteer here.

2) Request your mail-in ballot so you can vote safely. Submit this online form to see if you’re eligible.

3) Check that your friends and family are prepared to vote too. Text this link to 3 people right now: www.whenweallvote.org/change 

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