With early in-person voting starting in Florida this week, progressive advocacy group Stand Up America is contacting over 1.6 million eligible voters in the Sunshine State to encourage them to vote before Election Day. Since launching its electoral program earlier this year, Stand Up America’s volunteers have already contacted nearly 2 million potential voters in Florida with tools to help them register to vote and apply for absentee ballots. The group’s nearly 6,000 remote volunteers will now be texting Black, Latinx, and younger Floridians to help them make a plan to safely cast their ballots as early as possible.

Indivisible and Stand Up America are announcing on behalf of the Protect the Results coalition that more than 210 “Count Every Vote” actions are already planned across the country after Election Day should Donald Trump declare victory while votes are still being counted or contest the valid results. The groundswell in grassroots activity comes after Trump and Pence have repeatedly refused to say whether they will accept the results of the election.

With early in-person voting having started in North Carolina this week, volunteers at progressive advocacy group Stand Up America are on target to contact over 2 million eligible voters in the presidential battleground state. Following their voter registration efforts earlier this month, volunteers will now be helping North Carolina voters make a plan to vote early, in person if they can.