Protests in the United States ahead of midterm elections are calling for early voting
Protesters gathered across the United States on Saturday in 'No Kings' demonstrations against President Trump, urging early voting ahead of the mid-term elections.
- Numerous people demonstrated across the United States against President Trump on Saturday.
- The protests were held under the slogan 'No Kings!' and aimed to encourage early voting in the mid-term elections.
- More than 3,000 'No Kings' events were planned across the United States.
- organizers said the movement promotes nonpartisan voter participation.
- Trump has expressed distrust of mail-in voting and sued California election officials to block counting mail-in ballots from non-citizens.
- The 'No Kings' movement criticizes President Trump's authoritarian governing style.
- Most U.S. areas allow early voting before election day.
- Demonstrators in Atlanta urged people to vote early ahead of the November 3 general elections.
- The demonstrations occurred about fifteen days before the mid-term elections.
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