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MomsRising Together · Election 2026

A million handwritten
postcards to moms who don’t always vote

Every postcard is handwritten by another mom, pre-stamped and pre-addressed, with one clear message: VOTE.

768,701 POSTCARDS FUNDED SO FAR
768,701 funded 258,285 available to claim 231,299 to go goal 1,000,000
6,991 Volunteers signed up to write
Write postcards
510,416 Postcards claimed
Fund postcards

768,701 postcards funded, and counting

Volunteers have claimed 490,416 postcards so far.

231,299 postcards still to fund.

This is the card.
You write the rest.

Pre-stamped. Pre-addressed. The back is yours.

Who gets them: we’re laser-targeting Democratic moms in key toss-up districts where races will be won or lost on razor-thin margins. Moms who care deeply about affordable child care, real health care and safe communities — just like you — but who don’t always make it to the voting booth. They aren’t undecided about where they stand; they’re exhausted, overwhelmed and overlooked.

That’s why this works. When a mom opens her mailbox and finds a personal, handwritten note from another mom, it reaches her in a way nothing else does. It doesn’t tell her what to think. It’s a nudge from someone who gets it — and often that’s enough.

  • “Life is hectic. Make a plan to vote — and vote early if you can.”
  • “Be a voter, raise a voter! Voting with kids is fun.”
  • “Our votes decide what our families live with for years.”
The 2026 MomsRising postcard by Lo Harris: four women and their babies raise joined hands under a rising sun. Our grandmothers voted -- we won Medicare and Social Security. Our vote can make health care and child care affordable for all!

2026 postcard art by Lo Harris

The people who write them

Kitchen tables, porches, book clubs, lunch breaks — across every kind of household there is.

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How it works

Three steps, and we cover everything but the handwriting.

Sign up

Tell us how many cards you want. Packets are free — you never buy postage.

Your packet arrives

In late September, with instructions and suggested messages if you want them.

Write and mail

Add your handwritten note, then drop them in any blue USPS mailbox October 9–14.

One dollar. One postcard.

Volunteers do the writing. Donations make it possible — and keep every packet free.

Questions

Do I have to be a mom or parent to participate?

No – anyone and everyone is welcome to volunteer to write MomsRising voting reminder postcards!

Who is receiving the postcards?

We aren’t blasting postcards to just anyone. We are laser-targeting Democratic moms in key toss-up districts where races will be won or lost on razor-thin margins. These are moms who care deeply about affordable child care, real health care, and safe communities (just like you), but they don’t always make it to the voting booth. They aren’t undecided about where they stand; they’re exhausted, overwhelmed, and overlooked.

Where can I find the postcard instructions sheet?

If you need a new copy of the instruction sheet, you can download one here.

What does the 2026 postcard look like?

NEW FOR 2026: We are laser-targeting Democratic moms in key toss-up districts where races will be won or lost on razor-thin margins. These are moms who care deeply about affordable child care, real health care, and safe communities (just like you), but they don’t always make it to the voting booth. They aren’t undecided about where they stand; they’re exhausted, overwhelmed, and overlooked.

Front of the 2026 postcard: an illustration of four women raising joined hands under a sun, captioned Our grandmothers voted. We won Medicare and Social Security. Our vote can make health care and child care affordable for all. Back of the 2026 postcard: Vote on or before November 3rd, vote early if you can, in English and Spanish, with the MomsRising Together logo, a QR code for state voting information, and a blank space for your note.
Where do I write my note?
Back of the 2026 postcard with the blank space circled and marked Please write your note here.
When will I receive my postcards? How long do I have to have to fill them out?

Postcards will be delivered by late September. We ask that you drop them back in the mail by October 15th.

What do I do when I receive the postcards?

Participating is quick and easy! Your postcards will come pre-addressed and postage paid. We ask that you add a handwritten note of encouragement on each postcard. The instructions that come in your packet will include some great ideas to get you started! When you are finished, you will simply drop your postcards in any USPS mailbox.

Do I have to pay for postage?

All postcards will arrive postage paid. You will not see a physical stamp on the postcard, please do not add one. To mail, simply drop your postcards in a blue USPS mailbox outside your local post office between October 9th - 14th.

If you would like to make a gift to offset the cost of postage, you may do so here. Thank you!

Can I request postcards to voters from a specific state or party?

The postcards are pre-addressed to infrequent mom voters in key legislative districts that need a friendly nudge to cast their vote! We aren’t able to match postcard writers with voters in specific states.

I took my completed GOTV postcards to my local post office to mail and the clerk wouldn’t accept the pre-paid postage. What should I do?

A few volunteers have reported this happening. We’re sorry that you may have encountered this inconvenience! We want to assure you that the printed postage on the postcards is correct and valid. It is part of a USPS program called “Share Mail”. Unfortunately, some USPS employees may not know about this fairly new postage program. We suggest that you simply drop your postcards in a blue USPS mailbox outside your local post office, or one that’s located in your neighborhood. This way, your postcards will be accepted and processed without delay!

I never received my postcards – where are they?

You should receive your postcards by the end of September. Please be patient as sometimes the USPS is slow.

If you have not received your postcards by October 1st:

  1. Please check your confirmation email and make sure your address is correct. If your confirmation email has an incorrect address, please email postcards@momsrising.org, and we will try to update it.
  2. If your address is correct, and you ordered 100 or more postcards, please email us at postcards@momsrising.org and we can send you tracking information. Unfortunately, we are not able to track smaller packages.

Ready?

Writing postcards takes an evening. Funding postcards takes just a minute. Do both if you can.

MomsRising Together works to build a nation where everyone can thrive. This project does not support or oppose any candidate for elected public office.