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No Kings draws crowds with focus on early voting
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· October 18, 2026
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Thousands of demonstrations across the country encouraged voter participation ahead of the midterm elections. In San Antonio, activists displayed banners at major highway intersections urging residents to vote early.
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Key points In San Antonio, activists displayed banners at major highway intersections urging residents to vote early. Thousands of demonstrations across the country encouraged voter participation ahead of the midterm elections. More government Today’s briefing Local events
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