Brock The VOTE

Brock The VOTE political action campaign to increase voter turnout up to 35%+

09/02/2026

ANOTHER LOW VOTER TURNOUT IN THE CITY OF BROCKTON

Once again, Brockton saw low voter participation in an election that directly impacts our city and our future.

Brockton didn’t change yesterday. It remained the same — and many of the same issues and challenges we continue to talk about will remain.

We can talk about wanting change. We can complain about the direction of our city and state. We can demand better leadership and greater accountability. But change requires participation.

When thousands of registered voters stay home, a small percentage of our community ends up making decisions for everyone else.

Regardless of who you support, Brockton needs to vote.

If we want something different, we have to participate in the process.

VOTE, BROCKTON. Your voice matters.

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09/02/2026

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Brockton School Committee member Ana Oliver says she was detained at the border because of her accent and ethnicity. See link below ⬇️

📸 Marc Vasconcellos/The Enterprise

08/31/2026

Brockton state rep challenger Tony Rodrigues makes the case why voters should pick him over incumbent Michelle DuBois in the Democratic primary. See link below ⬇️

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08/31/2026
08/31/2026

Vote to Elect Tony Rodrigues for State Representative

08/31/2026

🗳️ What Happens Behind the Scenes on Primary Election Day?

Election Day takes a team effort. Campaigns of every size rely on volunteers to help ensure their supporters know when, where, and how to vote.

Common volunteer roles include:
✅ Poll watchers
✅ Sign holders
✅ Phone bankers
✅ Text message volunteers
✅ Drivers for voters
✅ Headquarters staff
✅ Social media volunteers

Whether you're interested in politics, public service, or simply learning how campaigns operate, volunteering is a great way to experience the democratic process firsthand.

Every successful campaign is powered by dedicated volunteers.

08/31/2026

Polls are open from 7 AM to 8 PM.

The future of our civil liberties isn't decided solely by Congress and the White House. State lawmakers, district attorneys, city councils, and school boards all have a role in protecting your rights. And they are elected by YOU. That's why it's so important to vote in the primaries and midterms!

Visit our voter hub to learn more: https://www.aclum.org/2026-voter-hub/

08/31/2026

👏👏👏 Congratulations to Ellie Teixeira, elected today as the new Vice Chair of the Plymouth County Democratic League!

Ellie is a dedicated community leader from the great City of Brockton. A social worker with the Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance, she also serves as Vice President of the Brockton Neighborhood Health Center Board of Trustees. For more than a decade, Ellie has supported local Democratic campaigns and helped cultivate strong community leadership throughout the region.

Her commitment to public service, community health, working families, and Democratic organizing—including bringing Democrats together from every corner of Plymouth County—will be an incredible asset to our organization.

We are excited to welcome Ellie into this leadership role and look forward to working together to strengthen our Democratic community across Plymouth County.

Elisangela Vani

08/31/2026

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