ALT A graphic with the title "Your questions about the 2026 midterm elections" and the subtitle "What's true, what's not, and who actually controls our elections." The image includes two "I Voted" stickers, one with a checkmark and the other saying "I Voted Today." A small U.S. flag is also featured.

ALT 1. White text on a dark blue background reads, "Can Trump cancel or postpone the midterm elections?" Below, there is a red circle with a white "X" and smaller text stating, "No. Election Day is established by law, for both Presidential and Congressional elections. It would take an act of Congress to change the date." An arrow symbol is in the bottom right corner.

ALT The image features a text on a dark blue background with a large number "2" at the top. It asks about the security and verification of mail-in and overseas ballots, and states that in all 50 states and Puerto Rico, these ballots are secure and undergo a rigorous verification process. There's a small arrow icon at the bottom right.

ALT The image features a dark blue background with a large number "3" at the top. Below, text asks about the U.S. military's role in policing elections, followed by a red "X" and the text: "No. Since the 1870s, federal law has expressly prohibited federal troops from engaging in any form of civilian law enforcement." At the bottom, there's a link to protodem.org/midtermFAQs.

ALT A flyer titled "What to expect during the 2026 election season." It includes images of a person wearing an "Election Protection" shirt, a "VOTE HERE" sign with a U.S. flag, and a hand casting a ballot. There are geometric shapes in red and blue.

ALT Poll results showing a red semi-circle graphic with the number 69%, indicating the percentage of voters confident in the accurate counting of election results nationally. Includes logos for "If you can keep it" and "YouGov.

ALT A flyer titled "Speeding Up California's Vote Count: Pre-Election Briefing" featuring six headshots. From left to right, top row: Olivia Hale, Ryan Ronco, Armando Salud-Ambriz; bottom row: Kim Alexander, Cathy Darling Allen, Ben Gips. Each name is followed by their title and organization. The event is hosted by the California Voter Foundation and will take place on October 29, 12-1 PM PT. Registration information: calvoter.org/webinar.

ALT Text with a blue background: "In all likelihood, DOJ knows its lawsuit against California will fail. This case has all the hallmarks of a ‘zombie lawsuit,’ a lawsuit deliberately filed close to Election Day intended not to influence voting, but as a legal placeholder to try to overturn results if the election goes the other way." In the bottom right corner, the phrase "If you can keep it" is displayed.

ALT The image features a quote in a large font: "We’re gratified that the court recognized that we should be allowed to ask why the school board members voted to remove these books, many of which are classics of American literature and have LGBTQ or racial justice themes, from school library shelves." Below the quote, a name and title in smaller font: "Shalini Goel Agarwal, Special Counsel." In the bottom right corner, a small logo with stripes in red, white, and blue.

ALT 10 days until Election Day notice with a subtitle urging preparation to protect free and fair elections in the community. A "What you can do now" link is included, with a small flag logo at the bottom right.

ALT A graphic titled "What You Can Do Now" provides voting tips. It lists: 1) Check your registration for current information; provisional ballots are an option if issues arise. 2) Return mail ballots at least 7 days before election day; returning them in person is also allowed. 3) Make a voting plan, know your polling place, and prepare for lines. A link at the bottom reads "protodem.org/actions.

ALT A promotional image for an article titled "The zombies are back," dated October 20, 2026. Subheading reads, "Trump’s California lawsuit is meant to die — then be resurrected." The image includes a skyline view of a city with a dramatic, cloudy sky. The layout features blue and red design elements with a logo resembling the American flag.

ALT Sure! Here is a succinct alt text for the image: "Graphic titled 'Authoritarian actions politicizing independent institutions are Rapidly Escalating.' It discusses the politicization of the Department of Justice under the Trump administration related to election interference. Includes a small illustration of a federal seal."

ALT A group of people filling out forms at a table. The image features a banner with text, "What You Can Do: Week of Oct 19." Below, a blue box reads, "Make sure you have what you need to vote," followed by "Time Needed: Few Minutes" and "Action Type: Learn." It directs to "protdem.org/actions" for more details.