NAACP

We're on the ground in Mississippi, and we're not backing down.

Today, we sent a letter to the County Election Clerk on behalf of voters, because every vote must be counted according to the law.

Mississippi showed up. Now, we're showing up for Mississippi.

From major cities to rural communities, Black voters turned out in strong numbers, helping advance candidates and ballot measures focused on protecting democracy, expanding economic opportunity, safeguarding fundamental rights, and ensuring government remains accountable to the people it serves.

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NAACP moves to request extended hours at local Prince George’s Co. polling location after issues occurred earlier in the day, prohibiting ballots from being cast.

The future is decided by those who show up when it counts.

Join our "group chat" and follow along for live coverage throughout Election Day: naacp.org/articles/group…

We're tracking turnout, sharing updates from our team on the ground, and standing ready to protect every voter's voice.

#WethePeople

People over profits. Period.

NAACP just intervened in the $67B energy deal reshaping Virginia's "data center alley" because Black communities have borne the brunt of problematic energy issues far too long.

Civil rights and environmental justice must be front and center when fossil fuel use is being discussed, and the cost of utilities is on the line.

We've advocated against shutoffs, for renewable energy projects, and for low-income energy assistance, and we're just getting started.