Nonpartisan coalition of religious leaders plans to counter voter intimidation on Election Day
Summary
Religious leaders from different faiths plan to help voters and prevent voter intimidation on Election Day. They will be present at polling places in states like Ohio, Arizona, and Wisconsin to support voters.Key Facts
- A Quaker leader will travel from Washington, D.C. to Ohio on Election Day.
- A Christian minister and a Jewish rabbi will watch outside a polling place in Arizona.
- A Buddhist nun will be present to support voters in Wisconsin.
- The group is made up of leaders from different religions.
- Their main goal is to stop voter intimidation.
- They plan to be active on Election Day at various voting locations.
- They are working together in a nonpartisan way, meaning they do not support any political party.
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